MISSION STATEMENT::
Here at Twelve Hour Care we feel capitalism is a beneficial form of accounting only if both the nonprofit marijuana collective (club) & its members benefit equally when engaged in exchange transactions. collective in mind, they asked two questions and found unexpected answers. QUESTION 1: Is the stereotype of the skateboarder who faked a case of A.D.D. to get a card reality or
myth? skateboarding takes nanosecond reflexes & huge amounts of energy.when kids with A.D.D.find a skate park for the first time they find a world where there mind set is no longer thought of as a disease to be cured, but a asset to survival in the NOW,a time which they focus on ,naturally when they are weened off horrible drugs given by a doctor prescribing drugs not for the benefit of the child , but a subconscious fear of a generation younger, faster,smarter & more physicality fit than him. this young man out on his on for the first time & not wanting to go back to the Nintendo playing zombie land of his childhood seeks & discovers a legal herbal alternative that gives him the rest he needs while still being able to muster super human ability's at the skate park. (question 2) if the skateboarder stereotype is not true ,then who are the real marijuana patients of California? (answer) unfortunately for the economy as a hole,we found from a public employee fur lowed by the state, to the unemployed union tradesmen,& even those fortunate to be working .one common thread. everybody's wallet was being squeezed thin by the price of marijuana in the city of Sacramento . people did not want a fancy lobby filled with ill informed personnel hired not for there knowledge of the herb they are dispensing ,but for there level of human attraction & ability to up sell something you really did not need.while the hole time you are wondering if the musclebound uniformed security guard standing in the corner is for your benefit or to intimated you in to not leaving without taking one of there over priced products with you weather you want to or not. what Sacramento really needed was a club with real prices for real people! armed with this information the founding members went about designing & building a low cost,in & out fast, no frills marijuana collective . we are proud to be the first club in Sacramento to bring our members the 45$ 1/8 top shelf marijuana
a piece of history for you members new to marijuana collectives ,when we opened our doors a top shelf price of 65$ to 85$ 1/8 was standard donation price. we like to think we did our part in reigning in the cost of marijuana in this city as a hole to a affordable level for all. ask a long time club member they will say "not much has changed & i like it that way." ask the person standing at the counter they will say."we try & strike a balance between making our club inviting to you & keeping prices fair."
