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Hey, my advice was assuming any individual would check with there local regulations prior to starting any business. That seemed logical anyway. ???

The WINNERS are!!!! 1st Place: Toaster- Puppy pissin on puter. 2nd Place: MattR- Animal pic for the judge Good job fellas!!!! :thumbs: LMAO!!!! TFF :sign:

TFF :)

As with any Fuente that's worth a chit. ;)

PB you would make a great kindergarden teacher. :p :sign:

Go HERE!! Bottom left hand corner of the homepage...there's a link. "History" Click it....and read it. Inform yourself on the topic at hand. :)

I guess you could find the cheapest source on the web...maybe JR's and buy from them. The prices are far less than they would be from your local tobacconist. You should beable to work in a reasonable mark up that wouldn't look to high to the customer and you guys can make a little profit...

So let me get this straight. An "American" company is in a "profit sharing" venture with the Cuban government. Am I understanding this correctly?

How big is the display humidor? Are you stocking boxes or singles? How much inventory will you be needing and working with? ???

Damn...I consider that a very primative example of my overall skill...but I guess when you're at my level, even half ass attempts come across as mastery. ;) LMAO

Fun Police!!!! :sneaky:

I hate all cuban cigars. Although I'm open to try a few sampler packs(in order to chagne my opinion) if anyone wants to send them my way. :)

How exactly is an "American" company being employed by Cuban cigar factories? Isn't there an embargo? :lookup:

An open kitchen is a must....you get to see the master patty makers at work. ;)

I prefer the small boutique burger joints. There's a nice little place next to some tracks in town called Choo Choos. They make a nice flavorful 1/2 lb. Michigan puro. The charbroiled taste is complemented well with a milk shake giving off hints of chocolate and vanilla. ;) LMAO

Just to clarify, I DID NOT like this cigar. I really had a painful experience smoking that thing. :p

Have you ever bought Cubans from Canada? Fuentes and PAMS are bargains...compared to the price of Cubans in Canada...especially in Windsor, where he's getting them. Trust me...you wouldn't shell out that kind of cash for Cubans. :) LOL

Ok...once in a blue moon...couple times a year...every so often...only when I'm not thinking straight. Call it whatever...but on occassion I'll smoke some mid-line gar I've never tried. Maybe it's to get back to the little things...take a vacation from my snobery...entertain my local...

GONE-ZAGA!!! Ouch!!! There goes about a quarter worth of bracket points. DAMN!!! :angry: LMAO :)

F U (from the Michigan) :D