Buying from a coffeeshop (travelling with kids)

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MaxD
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Buying from a coffeeshop (travelling with kids)

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Guys, here's my position - hope someone can help.

I'll be travelling through Dam over Xmas with my 5yo daughter, and for the first time my wife won't be with us. I still want to pick up some hash though. Normally I'd just stop by Tweede Kamer, but I don't want to leave her outside the shop window. She's a smart cookie, and will wonder what's going on. Wife wouldn't be happy if she found out.

I'm thinking I could find a normal cafe & sit outside (in Dec??? brrrr), which is next door to a coffee-shop. Then while she's busy drinking a hot chocolate, I pop in & make a quick buy. But I'd need to keep her in my sight from inside the shop. I've looked at a few reviews, would Rick's Cafe be good for this?

thks
Max

ps - if anyone is unhappy with this post: I won't be smoking in front of my daughter, or while I'm in charge of her. This buy is for later in the trip. I don't want to hang out around coffee-shops with her, just a quick stop and then off.


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So to recap... You're going to leave your 5 year old daughter unattended at an Amsterdam cafe?

...At Christmas time?
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TwoCanucks wrote:So to recap... You're going to leave your 5 year old daughter unattended at an Amsterdam cafe?

...At Christmas time?
I agree with TC, that is not a great idea. anyway green place coffeeshop is between 2 cafès. the adress are kloveniersburgwal n4 for the coffeeshop and kloveniersburgwal n2 and n6 for the bars which are temple bar cafè and the beekerde suster
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Just ask someone who is on their way in to pick you up a bag. Tell them it's because you don't want to leave your daughter alone outside. Throw them a couple dollar tip.

Poof. Done.
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Leave her at the Hotel to sleep for a few more hours
Relax and take notes , as I take tokes of the marihuana smoke
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here is what you do, find someone, who will be in Amsterdam at the same time as you are, or ask Gapie, forum member who lives in Amsterdam

http://www.coffeeshopmenus.org/0-WhosIn ... InTown.htm

Peace Matty
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leaving your daughter while you get some smoke has got to be a NO!! friend of a friend took his son out there (8 years old) he took him round RLD.. i wouldnt take a kid to amsterdam, But im sure theres a place (adventure playground fopr kids) near zeeburg where you could leave her for a few hours to play. no adults were allowed to go in and they looked after the kids.. Ok i wasnt doing anything dodgy i was trying to find a place that had a bouncy castle which i could go on whilst smashed off my face.
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yeah i think leaving anyone alone in the city is risky
to think back..i was approach by this guy in my hotel :| he was really wierd kinda like the mi scusi guy from euro trip :lol:
i made haste and got the hell outta there :arrow:
next trip...1st December!
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Post by toker31 »

Hey man im not going to judge you or insult you but your 110 % best option is to message gapie on here. Problem solved, this is a trustworthy gentleman who will gladly get you what you want from where you want, and if you would like them, get his opinions and suggestions.

Also a little known fact, in ancient times Amsterdam was actually known as Stansterdam because of Gapies worldwide Mary Wanna influence.
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I've seen dozens of local school aged kids in the RLD walking through to get somewhere else, The locals don't have the same hang-ups as we do.

Someone from ACD always seems to be in Amsterdam at any given moment, I agree with letting one of them score for you.
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matty223 wrote:here is what you do, find someone, who will be in Amsterdam at the same time as you are, or ask Gapie, forum member who lives in Amsterdam

http://www.coffeeshopmenus.org/0-WhosIn ... InTown.htm

Peace Matty
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Nice one Matty, and the rest as well.
I also recommend Gapie, just give him a heads up. Treat him proper...
I think the collective just saved a father from being nominated for...
...Worst Father of the Year
...Darwin Award
...A severe beat-down, followed by loss of custody, and another beat-down just to add insult to injury. Just saying...

Happy trails... :mrgreen:
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Uncle Ron wrote:...and another beat-down just to add insult to injury.
Aye...if it's worth doing, it's worth overdoing.
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I would go with Gapie or if pushed yoyo, there is a little play area outside you can see from the shop. But please don't leave your kid.
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I would go with Gapie, he will sort you out, i am over from 30th of November - 3rd December and willl gladly help though you mentioned over xmas so forget it. :D
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find Gapie,........... 8)
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