FT: Damon ISO: BCBS varients

Limited Discussion in 'ISO;FT' started by Chrisc9198, Nov 23, 2018.

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  1. Chrisc9198

    Chrisc9198 Crusader (411) Nov 11, 2016 Michigan
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    looking for something like 2 bramble and 2 vanilla. Ships to mi or possible IP at More in Chicago next weekend. Cheers

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  2. Sarid

    Sarid Initiate (0) Mar 18, 2015 Florida

    What Damon?
     
  3. jonphisher

    jonphisher Grand Pooh-Bah (3,850) Aug 9, 2015 New Jersey
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    His is almost 80-90$ for a 30$ bottle. I’ll never understand people trading like this.
     
  4. JChurchwell

    JChurchwell Zealot (612) Dec 22, 2014 Kentucky
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    If only it worked like that. There is a shit ton of every bourbon county variant, distributed nationwide, versus a beer available only at a small brewery in a remote part of Maine in significantly smaller quantities.
     
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  5. taplebr

    taplebr Zealot (585) Apr 7, 2015 Arkansas
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    Vermont, but everything else is spot on. Hell, a buddy of mine was able to buy 12 vanillas in Arkansas of all places. And Arkansas doesn’t get great distro!
     
  6. jonphisher

    jonphisher Grand Pooh-Bah (3,850) Aug 9, 2015 New Jersey
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    As long as everyone involved is happy all good. I couldn’t do it and it is that easy I traded my previous batch of Damon $4$ (And that batch was 1 pp) But like I said as long as everyone’s happy doesn’t really matter I guess.
     
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  7. JChurchwell

    JChurchwell Zealot (612) Dec 22, 2014 Kentucky
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    Just curious, what beer/beers you traded $4$ with Damon. Makes a big difference if you traded $4$ for equally limited beers, or mass nationwide distro.
     
  8. jonphisher

    jonphisher Grand Pooh-Bah (3,850) Aug 9, 2015 New Jersey
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    Antead. But I just don’t understand not trading $4$ but that’s just me. To me it almost becomes like quoting secondary value but I get it not everyone feels the same way. Just a discussion point. Cheers.
     
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