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See my comment to leephillips above.. The math just doesn't make sense. Unless people are actually buying ounces in California for $40 or $50... I wouldn't know
by GigabyteCoin 14y ago
See my comment to leephillips above.. The math just doesn't make sense. Unless people are actually buying ounces in California for $40 or $50... I wouldn't know because I don't live there, but I can say fairly confidently that they do not.
- WalterSear 14y agoYou actually can, if you want schwag. It helps to have connections in the dispensary industry. A lot of people are growing a lot of stuff and then can't find a buyer for it. And it's not just the schwag either: I have a gram of high grade 51.5% THC hashish sitting in front of me that I purchase retail for $15 at the fanciest (ie - most expensive) store in town. (A gram of hashish is roughly equivalent to an 1/8th of cannabis, FWIW). >"Last I heard, a pound of marijuana is $800 for outdoor grown," said Mendocino County Sheriff Tom Allman in Ukiah. "That's plummeting. You might do better with tomatoes." >"I got paid in weed," Mover, who refused to give his real name, said of his last trimming job. "It's worthless here. You can't give it away. And I'm not going to transport anything. I'm too old, and I don't want to go to jail." http://www.miamiherald.com/2012/05/07/2787547/marijuana-supply-piles-up-in-california.html http://www.miamiherald.com/2012/05/07/2787547/marijuana-supp... I have friends who grow, who drive to south california, to sell, where there is less of a glut, less quality competition, and North California cannabis has badge appeal.