The longer your wall of text, the higher the percentage of people who won’t read it without a TLDR at the bottom. If you’re trying to get your point across, then this will increase the chances of information transfer.
I put that giant wall of text through ChatGPT and asked it to format it into paragraphs and also TL:DR and it output this
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Everyone says Snowhigh seeds were expensive, but if you bought them from him you got better deals. The more you bought, the better the price. For instance, if you spent $1000, you got 50% off, so it would now cost $500, plus several free packs included. The deal wasn’t as good the less you bought, but it was still a very good reduction compared to the advertised price. If you just bought one pack or bought them at a seed bank, they were definitely expensive.
When you communicated with John, it was always a pleasant experience. He would respond in a timely manner with a detailed answer to your questions. It was just an all-around positive exchange. Then all of a sudden, nothing. No response at all and no explanation from anyone. At some point, new seed packs started showing up and at first John was communicating again a little bit.
When he was asked about the preorders, he explained that there was a big storm and lots of flooding that killed a big chunk of his mother plants that were fully seeded. We would have to wait until everything was replanted and seeded again. That was the first sign something was very wrong with the preorders. But he did not offer anyone their money back and just said everyone had to wait and we should be understanding of the situation.
A long time went by, maybe 8 months. Then there were lots of new packs coming out, going to a few stores. But if you remember, John/Snowhigh also sold under the name Legendary Genetics for a few years to supply seeds for a select market in California dispensaries. But most packs were labeled Snowhigh. Now every new pack says Legendary. There is no more mention of Snowhigh anywhere. It’s like that name doesn’t exist anymore.
If a new person besides Snowhigh took over, he would have seen that John sold a lot of packs at discount that weren’t even made yet. He might not have wanted to honor all those discounted seeds when he thought he could get retail by selling them at seed banks. Essentially, he tried to forget those orders existed. But being most likely a younger, less experienced person, he was not aware of how small and connected the cannabis growers communities are.
By not honoring John’s promises to his customers and just looking at short-term profits, he made a serious mistake. Now everyone is focusing on his business with negative feelings. People are starting to ask questions about what’s going on. A lot of attention is being paid to the operation now, and specifically John who is supposed to be running everything. Obviously, someone is trying to hide something.
If he would have just tried to get everyone’s money back or fulfilled the orders, then nobody would be asking about what’s going on with John. This new operation could have gone on for years without anyone noticing that John wasn’t there. But by being greedy and short-sighted, we can all see that something has changed. Now the cat’s out of the bag and we can see clearly that it’s not the same anymore.
So once this news gets out, nobody will look at this company the same way again. It’s a good example of how not to take over a company and drive it into the ground. And if I’m completely wrong about all this, there’s a really easy way to stop all of these rumors. Just bring out John to clear everything up and they will be gone immediately. Until then, this is the best explanation we can offer Snowhigh’s fans and customers.
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TL;DR: Snowhigh seeds were initially expensive, but buying in bulk from John offered significant discounts, sometimes up to 50% off for larger purchases with free packs included. Communication with John was positive until suddenly ceasing, coinciding with delays in fulfilling preorders due to crop losses. Under a new label, Legendary Genetics, formerly Snowhigh, issues arose with unfulfilled discounted orders, possibly due to mismanagement and a focus on short-term gains. This mishandling has led to scrutiny and negativity towards the operation, highlighting poor business decisions and a loss of trust among customers.
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Very useful for quick formatting of long text responses with a lot of information.