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I was actually just discussing this with a buddy at lunch today. I'm far from CO or WA so all I know is what I read online, but it seems like all of the provide
by mcdougle 12y ago
I was actually just discussing this with a buddy at lunch today. I'm far from CO or WA so all I know is what I read online, but it seems like all of the providers are small dispensaries. There seems to be a lot of room for someone to move in and become the "Budweiser" of weed -- a larger company that sells low-cost weed at scale.
My guess is that there are already some richer entities positioned to take advantage of that once more states legalize. My buddy actually said he thinks that's one of the reasons it's taken so long -- the powers that be are probably holding off legalization until they can get their money and resources into place to take advantage.
- Zelphyr 12y ago> it seems like all of the providers are small dispensaries This is accurate. And I've heard several people in the know say that the Philip Morris's of the world are prepared and ready for when it is no longer a RICO issue. At which point they'll swoop in and become the Philip Morris of cannabis. Unfortunately.
- justbaker 12y agoNoooo neverrr :(. It's almost as bad as the possibility of GMO cannabis becoming the most common. :(