How do you keep track of your sticks?
ejgorman
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Just curious how people keep track of what they have, when they got it and how long it's been resting. Journal? Apps? What method do you use? Or don't you bother?
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i buy, i smoke, i bomb,i trade, i buy more, i smoke more, i bomb more, i trade more, rinse an repeat
as for what i have...
steel trap mind.
I go open the door to the humi and look. If it ain't there, I don't got it.
When they got it and how long it's been resting?
If it's under a ton of cigars, it's probably been resting quite some time. LOL!
Really though, I've found cigars buried I didn't remember having. That's sometimes half the fun.
I just use stickers. I either use adhesive address labels off a printer or just jot 'em down by hand usually.
I leave the cello on and put the stickers on the backside on the cello.
Sticks without cello I sometimes put a sticker on the box. Or they just don't get dated.
I have a few cigars that I have never bothered to "tag". But somewhere around here I have a stack of
packing slips from ccom and others. So if I ever get really bored I'll bust out the invoices and some
labels. Some B&M purchases I never dated so I just have to guess on those.
I like to have the date I got it on a little sticker. If I got it in a pass I'll put the name of the pass and the date I got it on the sticker. For bombed or traded sticks I put who it came from and the date I got it.
At one point I decided to create labels for my some incoming purchases on a printer. I'ts kinda crazy but I put as much info as I can on one single line of adhesive address label. Then I'd cut each line of the label out with scissors. I'd put the cigar name and a code for who I bought it from combined with the PO# the date, vitola dimensions and type of wrapper. Some of you may have gotten some of these cigars and thought,......"This guy's nuts". Yes, it's quite possible that I am.