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Would you consider joining a co-op?

Asked at Massachusetts Street on April 2, 2012

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Photo of Chris Reed

“Yeah, absolutely. I’m all about local food. I don’t see any drawback to it.”

— Chris Reed, restaurant manager, Lawrence

Photo of Taylor Atwood

“Probably not right now, while I’m in college. ”

— Taylor Atwood, student, Lawrence

Photo of Darrell Mooney

“Yes. We have chickens so we do some of that now. I’m sick of bad food, so it’d be great.”

— Darrell Mooney, grant project manager, Lawrence

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RoeDapple 6 years ago

      • crickets * * *

Guess not . . .

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RoeDapple 6 years ago

I got asked to join a couple of survivalist groups back in the '70's. Told 'em I didn't have time to hate my fellow man so no thanks. Now I see they're calling themselves "Preppers". Only difference I see is they use aluminum foil instead of tin for their hats . . .

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Terry Sexton 6 years ago

Co-ops & CSA's are cool. Stu Shafer, local educator, is involved with one. They grow yummy stuff.

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Flap Doodle 6 years ago

Been a member of the REI co-op for 40 years now.

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RoeDapple 6 years ago

I worked for Farmers Co-op in the '60's They went belly up. All Star Dairy in the '70's and '80's. They went belly up. A major truck line in the '90's and retired in '01. They went belly up.

Gee, aren't ya glad I didn't work for the government . . .?

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Richard Payton 6 years ago

Would Costco be considered a co-op? Those James Bond girls considered a co-op?

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chootspa 6 years ago

Just how traditional? The first co-op started in 1498.

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