Selling Your Stuff

[squirtthecat]

Ditto.   Exchange/barter with friends for beer and 'stuff'..

I'm having the brakes done on 2 of my cars for pulled pork and probably a few briskets!
And 2 pounds of venison brats followed me home the other day..    ::)

[Quarlow]

GTA isn't that a car. :D :D I am from Surrey B.C. Canada which is a suburb city of Vancouver.

[jiggerjams]

Been through Surrey a couple of times about 4 years back. The landscape is beautiful out there in Vancouver. Ocean and mountains in the same view, sweet!!. Actually got up to Stevenston's Point (?) and ate fresh fish in a board walk restaurant there the last time I was out. It was delish. I like Vancouver although it is too bad to see them covering the base of the mountains with houses. IMO it ruins a natural wonder.

I am from Brampton a suburb of Toronto or Greater Toronto Area. No ocean or mountains but we do have a lot of inland water which is nice.

[Quarlow]

I have to agree, but the fortuneate thing is you don't have to go too far to get away from it all. I have never been past Windypig so I don't know what the lay of the land is like out there but northern Manitoba is sure nice.

[hal4uk]

Hey y'all... if ya wanna sell it, you can.  The problem lies in QUANTITIES.
If you set your sights high enough (i.e. selling a LOT), you can make enough to cover all the legalities, etc...

If ya only wanna sell a little, well, yeah... you're asking for trouble - stay in barter-world....
Ya need insurance, lawyers, inspectable premises, serious focus, and good planning, but it can be done.

If ya really wanna do it...
Run your USA flag up the pole, take a good long look at it, and do what you wanna do.
If you're in Canada, run that that Maple Leaf up the pole...
Do what ya gotta do - in order to do what you wanna do.

This ain't no dress rehearsal.
Awrighten.