Re: is it possible to lease or buy a coffeeshop?
Posted: Sun 21st Sep 2008 08:25 pm
Looks like the dream has gone thenPuffin13 wrote:No, but it doesnt hurt to dream. Peace.STENMAN wrote:Can any one lease or buy a coffeeshop?
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Re: is it possible to lease or buy a coffeeshop?
Posted: Sun 21st Sep 2008 10:34 pm
Just asking if you could let us know why not please.Puffin13 wrote:
No, but it doesnt hurt to dream. Peace.
Thanks
Posted: Mon 22nd Sep 2008 01:13 am
on a serious note, where is 'itsmymagicallife'. they normaly weigh in with some hard facts on topics of this nature.
this is not the first time i have seen the subject come up and the general summary is usually its a borderline impossible task, which i imagine would involve being already known in the scene, luck and a few million euro.
on a lighter note a smoker freindly bar could be a real possibility.
this is not the first time i have seen the subject come up and the general summary is usually its a borderline impossible task, which i imagine would involve being already known in the scene, luck and a few million euro.
on a lighter note a smoker freindly bar could be a real possibility.
Posted: Mon 22nd Sep 2008 03:26 am
I heard the Utopia deal was as dodgey as fuk. 
Buying a coffeeshop and getting it going from scratch, in Amsterdam at the minute....if yer not a millionaire.....sounds like scary scary shit to me. 
Buying a coffeeshop and getting it going from scratch, in Amsterdam at the minute....if yer not a millionaire.....sounds like scary scary shit to me. Re: is it possible to lease or buy a coffeeshop?
Posted: Mon 22nd Sep 2008 05:11 am
It would take quite some time for me to type all the reasons why, Kermit. There are also things about buying a shop that I would not post online. I think highdro summed it up pretty good:Kermit wrote:Just asking if you could let us know why not please.
Thanks
highdro wrote:would involve being already known in the scene, luck and a few million euro.
Sorry I burst your bubble.
Peace.Posted: Mon 22nd Sep 2008 08:25 am
hey man its okay for the bubble to burst after all thats life. Just wondered why.
You guys know more than most so for me the answers are good and thanks for letting all us dreamers know.
Thanks again
You guys know more than most so for me the answers are good and thanks for letting all us dreamers know.
Thanks again
Posted: Mon 22nd Sep 2008 03:50 pm
bummer!!! ...does it mean it's time for coffee and cornflakes? as the dream is fading?
Posted: Tue 23rd Sep 2008 03:08 pm
Thats just a bummer i read through the whole topic getting more and more excited(a CS run by stoners for stoners wow) only to get to the end and have the pipe go out .Ahh well lets just hope one of the other EU countries get their arses in gear and legalise weed(Irish GOV are ye reading) and then maybe we can get one 
.Ahh well lets just hope one of the other EU countries get their arses in gear and legalise weed(Irish GOV are ye reading) and then maybe we can get one Posted: Tue 23rd Sep 2008 04:05 pm
ok folks...hand in pocket time....all of us get a ticket for fridays euro lottery...jackpot is 100 million (pounds i hope)..but the point is the jackpot is what we need right now
Posted: Tue 23rd Sep 2008 08:01 pm
^^ consider it done.
Posted: Wed 22nd Oct 2008 03:24 am
But there are other alternatives that could bring a similar happiness and sense of fulfillment, not to mention income. Consider buying a place for a B & B in Amsterdam or you could have your coffeeshop/bar/hotel/etc. in Spain where this type of tourism is developing. In either case, you will meet lots of interesting people and remain connected to the coffeeshop culture.