u/TurkeySizzler

SUV service towards Tongva Estate is the best.

Rocky Mountain Cannabis - Cappy, Gilmore Smalls 3.5g

Cap Junky x Slurricane Pancake m. Hybrid. Minty Deisel.

Total THC 254.00 mg/g

Terpenes: 4.59%

Burns 95% white with resin ring. Stays lit.

I was smacked after the third puff. Highly sedative. Head and heavy body. Cotton mouth, couch lock, lost thoughts, heavy munchies.

I knew I wouldn't miss with RMC. All I gotta say is I'm so glad that I was able to find this. The value for money is commendable. Would've never found a contender at this price.

I mixed this with some leftover Gary Satan and it’s keif from my previous haul. My lord, I was sent so high. Second pass and I was done.

Wouldn’t miss. Just love it when strains are consistent. Should’ve bought one more.

Cheers.

Listening to YSL - Playboy Carti chilling beside the pool. This DLC hits different on many levels.

I hadn’t researched anything about mansions nor did I read about them. Just wanted to experience it as candidly and clueless as possible. Dropped 15millie on Tongya last night and holyyyy it's so beautiful. Never expected this cut scene at all. It is the best. Michael's aura peaked here.
Can't wait for what's next.

Cracking open the bag, there was medium to less aroma of citrus and funk. The buds looked and crushed decent. Not too dry. Smokes medium smooth inhaling. Tastes pretty decent like sweet gas and cream. Burns 85% white ash and stays lit. Effects creeped in during the third pass. I was sent while I was clicking the ash pics. Heavy head, body and eyes. Functional (mentally) but immobile. Lasted about 3 hours.
Very well for the price 32.99. Would re-buy.

When I started story mode again, I saw that a cop car was moving through pocket roads and turned on its spotlight and was scanning in the dark. Never seen it happen in online and that random occurrence was a cool little touch.

I’m now wondering what are some similar things which are unique to story mode alone? I would love to check them out.

Really curious to watch NPC behave unlike what I knew them to be.

I heard lately online has NPC workers working on some locations, some broken down cars beside the road, pull overs..?

TIA.

What’s your opinion on input lag and stick drift issues?
Pick up now or wait for price drop?

I recently reached out to Kootenay Quantum regarding an ounce of their "Rare Earth" flower. It was harsh, burned black, frequently went out, and was essentially un-smokeable.

I sent them a professional, detailed email with photos of the ash and the lot info, hoping for a resolution. **Their response was a textbook example of corporate deflection.**

**Key takeaways from their email:**

1. **The "Sun-grown" excuse:** They admitted their labeling had a "gap" (it wasn't marked as sun-grown), but they used that as a shield to explain away the poor burn and harsh smoke. In their view, "sun-grown" is apparently an excuse for bad drying and curing. As if outdoor flower can't be high-quality when processed correctly.

2. **No path to resolution:** Despite acknowledging that my experience was "not the experience we stand behind" they hid behind "industry regulations" to claim they couldn't offer any remedy.

3. **The "Corporate Template":** The response was a boilerplate dismissal. They acknowledged that my feedback carries "weight," yet they offered zero compensation, no replacement, and no path forward for a paying customer stuck with a defective product.

**4. The "Standard" Gap:** I’ve had issues with other LPs in the past, and every time I’ve provided factual evidence, those producers have gone above and beyond to make it right, some even sending gift cards or merchandise to compensate for the inconvenience. Furthermore, those teams typically respond within a day or two. Kootenay Quantum took weeks to reply to a single email, and when they finally did, they offered absolutely nothing. It’s clear the issue isn't "industry regulations". It’s a lack of effort and respect for the consumer.

It’s clear they are more interested in moving inventory than standing behind the quality of their harvest. They’ve essentially admitted to a failure in their product information and quality control, but they expect the consumer to absorb the financial loss.

Has anyone else dealt with this kind of "sun-grown" deflection from these guys? I’m curious if this is their standard way of telling a paying customer to kick rocks, or if I just happened to get a particularly bad lot.

I recently reached out to Kootenay Quantum regarding an ounce of their "Rare Earth" flower. It was harsh, burned black, frequently went out, and was essentially un-smokeable.

I sent them a professional, detailed email with photos of the ash and the lot info, hoping for a resolution. Their response was a textbook example of corporate deflection.

Key takeaways from their email:

1. The "Sun-grown" excuse: They admitted their labeling had a "gap" (it wasn't marked as sun-grown), but they used that as a shield to explain away the poor burn and harsh smoke. In their view, "sun-grown" is apparently an excuse for bad drying and curing. As if outdoor flower can't be high-quality when processed correctly.

2. No path to resolution: Despite acknowledging that my experience was "not the experience we stand behind" they hid behind "industry regulations" to claim they couldn't offer any remedy.

3. The "Corporate Template": The response was a boilerplate dismissal. They acknowledged that my feedback carries "weight," yet they offered zero compensation, no replacement, and no path forward for a paying customer stuck with a defective product.

4. The "Standard" Gap: I’ve had issues with other LPs in the past, and every time I’ve provided factual evidence, those producers have gone above and beyond to make it right, some even sending gift cards or merchandise to compensate for the inconvenience. Furthermore, those teams typically respond within a day or two. Kootenay Quantum took weeks to reply to a single email, and when they finally did, they offered absolutely nothing. It’s clear the issue isn't "industry regulations". It’s a lack of effort and respect for the consumer.

It’s clear they are more interested in moving inventory than standing behind the quality of their harvest. They’ve essentially admitted to a failure in their product information and quality control, but they expect the consumer to absorb the financial loss.

Has anyone else dealt with this kind of "sun-grown" deflection from these guys? I’m curious if this is their standard way of telling a paying customer to kick rocks, or if I just happened to get a particularly bad lot.

Not sure if it’s just me but I liked their pre-rolls and 3.5g more than this 14g. The formers had a nicer and stronger high. The aroma is there but it was more stronger and pungent with the pre-rolls, 3.5g. Saw some reviews in this sub before I got it but now I can say that I liked the Rainbow Driver Payload much better than this.

Don’t get me wrong, the strain is amazing, tastes great, hits well, no issues at all. But personally I feel that the Rainbow Driver got me on my knees begging for grip as I was melting away on my couch. The pre-roll of Dark Rainbow was similar and had more flavour. Which further got me craving for this 14g.

The effects are strong but don’t last as much as their pre-rolls or the eighth. Weird. Not sure if something’s changed this time around but I was really impressed with their Rainbow Driver Payload a lot.

Next time will get the 14g of Amani Craft Gastropop instead with the hopes it’s just like their 3.5g.

EDIT: forgot to mention burns well like really, had resin ring buildup. No harsh inhale at all. Flavourful but I wish it were more like their pre-rolls or smaller format batches. Still not a bad choice at all.