Eating and nutrition for trimmers at work.

Would this be something that is needed in the industry?


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backtracker

Well-Known Member
I force my workers 40 hours per week

8 hours per day

coffee breaks 15 mins every 2 hours

no smoking no perfume no jewelery

they bring lunch, and have 30 mins

I give gloves and coveralls and Mozart

I pay the same as local shops and stores

everyone come back

nobody dead now for 5 plus years

can you say the same ..?
pay by the weight cleaned?
 

Odin*

Well-Known Member
Craft beer
Gourmet food
"All you can smoke"
No bs
Good music
Top pay
Great company
California dream (from what I hear)


Regarding "pot catering", the healthy accessible food fills a "need" (I only know of a handful of trim tyrants, most are good to trimmers), but a food truck catering specifically to Grow Ops would be a major BURN. "Look, it's that food truck that specializes in serving grow ops and they're parking right in front of... call Ghost, we're fucking jacking that shit tonight". Next day, Gro-Crew is trying to figure out how their grow location was discovered by the thieves/who the "insider" is.

Get the truck, make good food, business will come.
 

Bakersfield

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Sounds like a sucky job! I would need free blowjobs, a bowl of candy, free pizza, every other day off, and all the trim to get me to sit on my ass and trim for 16 hours a day, lol.:mrgreen:
 

rkymtnman

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If there was a catering service that offered delivery to grow ops with options like soup, sandwiches and other simple fare that would be made of quality products that actually offer nutrition would that be something that people would appreciate?
just set up outside a popular bar at closing time. don't even need to make good food, any food will do.
 

MonkeyGrinder

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just set up outside a popular bar at closing time. don't even need to make good food, any food will do.
This.
There's a local guy that runs a food cart. He just hoofs it through the bar districts and parks right out front. Business owners don't mind because their kitchens are usually closed and he gives discounts to employees wherever he's parked.
Real friendly guy as well.
Sells dogs, burgers, sloppy Joes, various chips. Real simple stuff but the guy makes a killing for what he's doing.
 
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