turnballZ

I have a cousin who's a chef. I was suggesting that we get him a food truck and have him open a restaurant that way. Other than auto repairs and fueling your store, what are some unique challenges with making the change from chefing a dinner rush versus a lunch rush in a truck?

Special somehow? I'm sure the guys that participated in the raid didn't view it as history does now, but, it was an impossible mission of little practical value. It's not often that a nation sends a raid out to simply show that the beating in Hawaii was a fluke, to send a message. If they all fell into the pacific ocean, they would have just said "oh the mission was impossible anyways" but they succeeded.

The United States couldn't get away with such a suicidal mission today. Hell, even the patriotic fervor of post 9/11 couldn't get the US to effectively throw away aircraft and airmen. It was truely a different time then and I can only imagine the communities coming together in support.

I cried a little just now

What were your feelings about the raid? We've seen Hollywood tellings of the story.

What were you and your missionmates feelings on the raid? Were you certain it would be a success or were there any apprehensions? It literally sounds close to impossible with all the distances, variables, etc

Edit: thank you for your service colonel Cole. You more than most have defined American patriotism

I'm sure CA will try to model their law between the WA and CO soon, then use that platform to reach the people and bypass the dispensaries. I didn't see a lot of this going on in CO but most of the dispensary supply chains were allowed by the law to start operations for recreational also.

So dispensaries weren't losing business so much as being able to mass produce the business they've been perfecting.