I'm tired of getting old house brands pushed on me for pre-rolls, when I ask the staff for…read more"something fresh" in pre-rolls. No less than 5 times in the last year have I gone in and asked what is good, and for something fresh in pre-rolls, the first 2 times stating exactly that, the last 3 times I have specifically told the bud-tender, "no older than 6 months". With my wife and my dog as my witness last night, I said those words and went off the bud-tender's recommendation. What did I get? Two house brand (Frontier Farms) joints recommended by the bud-tender as "fresh" that were 10 and 13 months old. I don't know if there is a locals handshake you need to give to make them listen to you or what, but the last 5 times I have said the aforementioned words, I have come away with some or all of the pre-rolls I purchased that were house brands at almost a year old, with my most recent purchase being over a year old. Yes, it's my fault for not being a condescending dick and saying, "read the harvest date to me" when they pull it out of the case, but I shouldn't have to if I've already told them "no older than 6 months". In the case last night, 12/1, my wife will back me up that the bud-tender said, "oh yeah, the Sweeties are super fresh." As you will see in the picture, it was not, and it was recognized as being old as soon as I lit up and took the first harsh drag; I then looked at the date of harvest. I get it, I don't stop in often or spend a lot of cash when I am there, but it is convenient and I enjoy the soda selection, not to mention, the staff is always friendly, but all they want to do is push old weed that is their own "house brand" on people. I know it can be tough to run a business from growing to retail with scale being the hardest balance, but pushing your own stale weed that your ag side of the business over grew does not help your retail side a year later in gaining/maintaining return customers. Flush that old crap and start anew, or sell it to the tourists in the summer, not the locals who specifically ask for better. I'll go to Evergreen from now on.