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I've noticed that weed from legal shops is dressed up and made to look great. More than half the time, I'm disappointed. Sometimes it'll be rock hard or it will
by anonytrary 8y ago
I've noticed that weed from legal shops is dressed up and made to look great. More than half the time, I'm disappointed. Sometimes it'll be rock hard or it will look great and taste like garbage. I really miss the black-market stuff I used to get in college. Back then, if it looked good, it was good and if it looked like crap, it was crap. No gimmicks.
I still remember when I could touch and sniff weed before I bought it. Weed's hyper-marketing and strict regulations are making it much less appealing to me. I'd rather get weed directly from people who grow it, or just grow it myself. This is a rare case where a peer-to-peer service actually makes a lot of sense to me. When weed is entirely legal, I would not be surprised if there really was an Uber for weed, even though "Uber for X" is kind of joke these days.
- eternauta3k 8y agoLooks like you want more of a greengrocer type of store rather than a pharmacy.
- anonytrary 8y agoWeed is closer to grocery than it is to pharmacy, it's just a plant; one could call it an herb. I don't buy rosemary or thyme at the pharmacy, and I would never want to, because I need to touch and smell herbs to gauge their quality before I buy them. Pharmacies are for raw chemicals and pills, stuff that has approximately no variance.
- JackCh 8y ago> "When weed is entirely legal, I would not be surprised if there really was an Uber for weed" There was during the gray-market period in Washington, following the legalization vote but before the regulation was finalized. Dealers with well publicized (prominently in local newspapers) websites and phone numbers, you'd give them a call and a few minutes later they'd pull up to wherever you were. All they were missing was the app.