Amazing, terrifying, incredible, all at once.
I've smoked some of that $50 an ounce weed. It might not have been the best but it was good enough for the price. A friend of mine that gets most of their stuff from the dispensaries says that some of those cheap ounces are better pot than some of the more expensive designer strains that are prepackaged and cost much more.
Without a doubt. The best growers dont grow their stash at a commercial shop. They may work at one but sure dont grow it there.
My experience is similar I almost never see top shelf at a dispensary and find some of the cheaper choices are best. Price is not set based upon quality....not by a longshot.
These prices are almost commodity level prices, it is amazing how fast they came down with a little competition.
Cheeseburger + weed = oh yes
I have a Burgerville, Wendy's and McDonalds just a couple blocks away. Haven't eaten at any of them. Now the Taco truck a couple blocks away know me really well. They just ask me how many referring to how many of the chicken tacos I want and always order. There is also a Taqueria in a strip mall a few blocks away that has some good eats as well. There's also a dispensary across the street but I've never been in it.We need a cheeseburger truck on every corner, then
Holy dingle berries that's cheap! When the dispensaries here in michigan were still all unlicensed criminal enterprises they were selling ounces for $100-$125. I was sometimes shocked by how decent the $125/ounce was compared to their foo foo boutique shit that was upwards of $350/ounce. Too many times I bought something I thought was gonna be stellar for $250 and wasn't impressed when I got home and smoked it. It's good to see prices getting so cheap for those that can't afford to spend more. It's at least something that's available.
Now that's what I'm talking about! Unpretentious. Just good dope, good people, fair prices, and a friendly atmosphere. I'd love to visit california some time just to checkout the amazing variety available. They've got the most developed market in the country because they've been doing it legally longer than any other state. Real trailblazers of the industry. We were looking to move there at one point until I saw how expensive real estate is. It was like $250k for a dump that needed work. I don't even know if I could keep up with the cost of living to live homeless in california. I often wonder what people do for a living in that state to survive the devastating financial impact of actually living there. What the hell do normal average people do for housing I wonder?
. I am literally a big ass child with good credit, when it comes to finances, lol!
I work at home Depot my girl has monthly checks. Rents 1200 plus utilities. Cars paid off just insurance. We get by with a tad in our pockets for hobbies
This is true. That’s why in the states, authorities are trying to find an equitable way to admit legal growers and vendors. Dunno if this will work but California and Colorado are examples of how to NOT do it.No shops selling weed here in Australia. Just curious, to become a "bud tender" do you have to do a course, get a certificate? And how does one decide what strains etc are best for their particular "illness?" Advice from a medical professional, or the "bud tender?". Professional advice is never cheap.
On the surface, legality looks like a no brainer, win win, but underneath all that wooppee, there are a lot of people getting screwed.
I just want to sell a little bit at a farmers market. Is that to much to ask. It would be packaged all artisanal and such. Fancy tomatoes if you will. Some sort of license that is reasonably priced that let's you sell like 5 or 10 lbs a year would be great. Wrap it together with something allowing people to sell like 100 gallons of fancy homemade beer. Fine artisanal intoxicants for the fine artisanal man....maybe some of that non pasteurized milk and cheese as well.
