I Support KRINZE opening a MCD at 2627 Taylor street, in Fisherman's Wharf.
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Kathryne Bennett
10 years ago
As a resident, it would be a great reason to go to the Wharf. It would also keep tourists from leaving the warf
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Sam
10 years ago
I can appreciate the need to be sensitive to what types of businesses are added to our neighborhoods. However, the argument to keep Krinze out of the neighborhood doesn't make sense. Krinze's shop and approach seems to be upscale, especially in contrast to some of the existing bars and low-end tourist shops.
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Cassandra Meyers
10 years ago
All for supporting better health
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Anonymous
10 years ago
People in need of medical cannabis should be able to use this service.
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Gina
10 years ago
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I completely support Krinze' opening at the wharf.
Cannabis use has helped me get through my recovery after my brain surgery and is still is my natural go to for relief of anxiety and headache.
Happy to have the convenience close by my office.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
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I would find the convenience and appeal of a MCD in the Fisherman's Wharf a refreshing and needed addition to the area. Certainly it could only be considered an improvement over the ticky-tacky t-shirt shops! I have an MCD within walking distance of my home in Los Angeles, along side a bike shop, ceramics store, art gallery, classics hard-to-find video/dvd store, and a large supermarket. It is just another business that adds to our community. I would certainly consider it's location in Fisherman's Wharf a plus to residents and tourists alike. Thanks, RP
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Aaron Calvey
10 years ago
Supporting and licensing this initiative will provide consumers a fresh and progressive experience at the Wharf. Why should we be deprived when the rest of our state is accepting it.
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Steve Delavan
10 years ago
Go Krinze ! We completely support Krinze on Fisherman's Wharf !
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Irene Dunphy
10 years ago
Marijuana is legal in several states now and more states are working on legalizing it.
By having KRINZE in a location that locals and tourists can access easily is a smart decision and would benefit everyone who wants it.
Based on what I've seen, the business owner is not looking to peddle the stuff on the sidewalk. This is a legitimate business working to serve a niche market.
This is the definition of capitalism and it should not be stymied by a few narrow minded and self serving business owners.
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Thess Novicio
10 years ago
I am in full support of this undertaking by KRINZE. Not only will this give me and my family an opportunity to visit the Wharf more than ever like tourist do, it will give us a wonderful experience patronizing our local vendors i.e. restaurants, local crafts, etc. It has been a stretch to go across town to my dispensary, a few more traffic lights is not going to put us out of the way, in fact, will enable us to see and be aware of new developments in the Wharf area. I have always appreciated the beautiful and scenic view along the bay, the view of the two bridges, etc., having a dispensary in the area will give me more reasons to visit and continue to enjoy a world's destination. I am in support of KRINZE.
Thank you.
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Charles Degala
10 years ago
Am so there for you guys!
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James Guzek
10 years ago
This is awesome Connolly's.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
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I am in full support of an mcd in fisher and wharf. We have one in our neighborhood in the city and see absolutely no problems. If anything it s a very mellow business to have in the neighborhood. It always appears quiet and calm outside the storefront. The residents of the area need this for medical convenience.
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Johnny Tran
10 years ago
for a good cause!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
i vote yes
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do tran
10 years ago
I think it's a great diversity of business to have a MCD in Fisherman's Wharf. There is one in the mission district and there is no homeless people hanging around.
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Sergio Vasquez
10 years ago
Not only a new type of business would be opening in the Wharf, but also a much needed one for a lot of people in the community.
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Harvey chernack
10 years ago
I support this 100%
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Tyler Chernack
10 years ago
I think a MCD would be an incredible addition to Fisherman's Wharf! I know Ray will do a fantastic job with the business. Please consider this opportunity in beautiful Fisherman's Wharf!
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Roxana Melgarejo
10 years ago
A MCD that will serve residents of North Beach, Telegraph Hill, Russian Hill, Chinatown, as well as visitors to Fisherman’s Wharf would be a great addition.
As a resident, it would be a great reason to go to the Wharf. It would also keep tourists from leaving the warf
I can appreciate the need to be sensitive to what types of businesses are added to our neighborhoods. However, the argument to keep Krinze out of the neighborhood doesn't make sense. Krinze's shop and approach seems to be upscale, especially in contrast to some of the existing bars and low-end tourist shops.
All for supporting better health
People in need of medical cannabis should be able to use this service.
I completely support Krinze' opening at the wharf. Cannabis use has helped me get through my recovery after my brain surgery and is still is my natural go to for relief of anxiety and headache. Happy to have the convenience close by my office.
I would find the convenience and appeal of a MCD in the Fisherman's Wharf a refreshing and needed addition to the area. Certainly it could only be considered an improvement over the ticky-tacky t-shirt shops! I have an MCD within walking distance of my home in Los Angeles, along side a bike shop, ceramics store, art gallery, classics hard-to-find video/dvd store, and a large supermarket. It is just another business that adds to our community. I would certainly consider it's location in Fisherman's Wharf a plus to residents and tourists alike. Thanks, RP
Supporting and licensing this initiative will provide consumers a fresh and progressive experience at the Wharf. Why should we be deprived when the rest of our state is accepting it.
Go Krinze ! We completely support Krinze on Fisherman's Wharf !
Marijuana is legal in several states now and more states are working on legalizing it. By having KRINZE in a location that locals and tourists can access easily is a smart decision and would benefit everyone who wants it. Based on what I've seen, the business owner is not looking to peddle the stuff on the sidewalk. This is a legitimate business working to serve a niche market. This is the definition of capitalism and it should not be stymied by a few narrow minded and self serving business owners.
I am in full support of this undertaking by KRINZE. Not only will this give me and my family an opportunity to visit the Wharf more than ever like tourist do, it will give us a wonderful experience patronizing our local vendors i.e. restaurants, local crafts, etc. It has been a stretch to go across town to my dispensary, a few more traffic lights is not going to put us out of the way, in fact, will enable us to see and be aware of new developments in the Wharf area. I have always appreciated the beautiful and scenic view along the bay, the view of the two bridges, etc., having a dispensary in the area will give me more reasons to visit and continue to enjoy a world's destination. I am in support of KRINZE. Thank you.
Am so there for you guys!
This is awesome Connolly's.
I am in full support of an mcd in fisher and wharf. We have one in our neighborhood in the city and see absolutely no problems. If anything it s a very mellow business to have in the neighborhood. It always appears quiet and calm outside the storefront. The residents of the area need this for medical convenience.
for a good cause!
i vote yes
I think it's a great diversity of business to have a MCD in Fisherman's Wharf. There is one in the mission district and there is no homeless people hanging around.
Not only a new type of business would be opening in the Wharf, but also a much needed one for a lot of people in the community.
I support this 100%
I think a MCD would be an incredible addition to Fisherman's Wharf! I know Ray will do a fantastic job with the business. Please consider this opportunity in beautiful Fisherman's Wharf!
A MCD that will serve residents of North Beach, Telegraph Hill, Russian Hill, Chinatown, as well as visitors to Fisherman’s Wharf would be a great addition.