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It's amazing how thorough a cross section of society I see when I visit weed stores. Every age, every race. "I just got out of bed" clothes and business suits.
by sjsdaiuasgdia 1y ago
It's amazing how thorough a cross section of society I see when I visit weed stores. Every age, every race. "I just got out of bed" clothes and business suits. Work boots and high heels.
In the last couple years, I've had several work conversations where someone off hand mentioned the edibles they took for a concert the previous weekend, or the weed vape they took camping, or some other personal life story involving weed. Not in a hushed private conversation, it's in the small talk before a meeting kicks off. It's become very normalized. Even 5 years ago I would be shocked at someone casually discussing their weed usage with coworkers.
And the tax money. Oh boy the tax money.
- thinkingtoilet 1y agoI agree. From day one of legalization, it wasn't a bunch of hippies at the dispensaries. It was people from all walks of life.
- dzhiurgis 1y agoI like how in The Netherlands coffee shops you can actually smoke weed. Is that available in US? The shops I’ve visited in US were very high end, you get carded, etc. While in The Netherlands patrons seem to be pretty low class, occasionally borderline mental.
- sjsdaiuasgdia 1y agoThat depends on the state. The stores in the state where I do my buying does not allow smoking or vaping of any kind on the property. I seem to recall in at least one other state I visited, there were signs for a smoking lounge.