Maybe they busted this place because they think kids are getting a hold of the extracts. Dabbing is pretty intense. Also it could be a last ditch money grab like the article said. I finally remembered Steve DeAngelo's name. His dispensary has had legal problems off and on and it looks like that will hopefully end. With legalization probably coming this fall hopefully the feds will back off and concentrate on meth and other stuff that's really harmful.
With legalization probably coming this fall hopefully the feds will back off and concentrate on meth and other stuff that's really harmful.
I live in Cal, San Diego to be on point. While recreational use is on November's ballot, it is far from a decided issue. There will plenty of "Anti-Pot" press & media available...
Within ten minutes of having called my local dispensary, I can have almost any amount I desire...delivered to my front door...with the driver (whom I know very well by now) often staying for a beer or two. Storefront shops have almost ceased to be for fear of it being "too visible"....but the local entertainment weekly rag, "The Reader" is approx. 20% "Medicinal Marijuana" advertising, all promising delivery. How close to "legal" can you be?......I love it.
Approx 1/2 page of 20 in this week's "Reader"......been this way for years.
It's on the ballot in Maine this fall. I think it will pass. The regulations must be out of sight. I worry that only a small amount of growers/distributors will dominate the market. Out of the eight dispensaries up here four are owned by the same company. Not much for competition since you can only register to become a member of one of them at a time. I would hate that to happen to the general public. I almost forgot. Check out where people are smoking pot. Maine seems to have a high concentration of regular smokers according to this map.