Deep sigh...
I perused east on Main St. (Marijuana Mile) to see if all the illegals had been shut down. 's far 's my THC deprived senses could tell there were no green crosses. It may be a while, if ever, before someone is going to open up another. The days of $20, or 2 for $35 house grams are gone.
So, south I went to my first, tax paying dispensary. A 'drug boutique,' they call themselves. I walked out with 2, $30 grams for $55 after I got my first timers' and veterans' discount. What are the upsides of paying tax at a drug boutique? A label that gives, among other information, all the certification information for running the business, THC, CBD, and the ilk, percentages, and made on and used by dates. Kush Cake is an Indica, and I can tell it is an Indica. Chiquita Banana is a sativa and I can tell it is a sativa. Flavors are decent but not award winning for terpenes.
The illegal house shatters were all the same. A zillion, little paper envelopes with 20+ strain names. Pick ten and they all look, smell, taste, and clog the rig the same. Seeing the labels on these grams gives me a warm and fuzzy that they were not made in someone's basement, and further makes clear the image I've had in my head of how red my esophagus has become from coughing after too many illegal house grams.
In the end, I'm going to have to dab less of a better quality product. These legal grams are good for what I paid, but I will never pay full price and tax. A step up in quality will be my par. Quality v quantity. Although I don't want to pay 25%ish tax on anything, I will suck it up in knowing taxes are allowing these places to open. Down the road, I imagine someone is going to figure a way to lower the punch.
Sincerely,
Gingerbeard
I perused east on Main St. (Marijuana Mile) to see if all the illegals had been shut down. 's far 's my THC deprived senses could tell there were no green crosses. It may be a while, if ever, before someone is going to open up another. The days of $20, or 2 for $35 house grams are gone.
So, south I went to my first, tax paying dispensary. A 'drug boutique,' they call themselves. I walked out with 2, $30 grams for $55 after I got my first timers' and veterans' discount. What are the upsides of paying tax at a drug boutique? A label that gives, among other information, all the certification information for running the business, THC, CBD, and the ilk, percentages, and made on and used by dates. Kush Cake is an Indica, and I can tell it is an Indica. Chiquita Banana is a sativa and I can tell it is a sativa. Flavors are decent but not award winning for terpenes.
The illegal house shatters were all the same. A zillion, little paper envelopes with 20+ strain names. Pick ten and they all look, smell, taste, and clog the rig the same. Seeing the labels on these grams gives me a warm and fuzzy that they were not made in someone's basement, and further makes clear the image I've had in my head of how red my esophagus has become from coughing after too many illegal house grams.
In the end, I'm going to have to dab less of a better quality product. These legal grams are good for what I paid, but I will never pay full price and tax. A step up in quality will be my par. Quality v quantity. Although I don't want to pay 25%ish tax on anything, I will suck it up in knowing taxes are allowing these places to open. Down the road, I imagine someone is going to figure a way to lower the punch.
Sincerely,
Gingerbeard
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