Do you REALLY want Marijuana legalized?!
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Chunky Stool
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Legalized recreational MJ totally fucked medical MJ in Washington state. When they say legal rec mj won't affect medical mj, they are lying. It messes with their money.
They will say it's about quality. They are lying -- again.
There's a pattern...
They will say it's about quality. They are lying -- again.
There's a pattern...
a mongo frog
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Is there any super fire quality in the rec industry there? I had some brought down last year and it was garbage. Like as in non vendable type stuff 2 states to the south.
SoOLED
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Guessing its basically a 40% cut in monies, tax+easy access. what you buy for that is no fines or jail time, freedom to exchange data, I know most of us will keep out best pheno's to ourselves still.
nostalgically: it's kind of sad to see, the so-and-so had the best, and the hierarchy of access. the cloak and dagger. but the paranoid days, and stress sucked. also the centralization of both product and liquid assets were dangerous, still is.
what we all don't want is the total industrial commercial farming taking over. they have the money: the landscape could change over night, any year now. this kind of operation would drive prices down, and put micro farmers in to the red, unable to operate in the black.
there will be a gourmet connoisseur niche, sort of like micro brewers today. but the PBR, and Budweiser's will still take most of the market share. beer is beer.
wine snob, beer snob, cannabis snob. that will be a very small market that "name brands" like the hyperbolic vodka like market: hot today, dust on the bottles tomorrow.
what happens in America with cannabis will change the global market on so many levels, I'm not smart enough to envision the economic impacts. I think it will affect religion, the spiritual sphere as well.
it may be the break thought the human race needs to, move onward: Kardashev scale. since we cant seem to break free from old ideologicals (<spelling?) that cause so much conflict.
dam i did it again: i have to stop eating the whole cheeba chew, right after i leave work....
nostalgically: it's kind of sad to see, the so-and-so had the best, and the hierarchy of access. the cloak and dagger. but the paranoid days, and stress sucked. also the centralization of both product and liquid assets were dangerous, still is.
what we all don't want is the total industrial commercial farming taking over. they have the money: the landscape could change over night, any year now. this kind of operation would drive prices down, and put micro farmers in to the red, unable to operate in the black.
there will be a gourmet connoisseur niche, sort of like micro brewers today. but the PBR, and Budweiser's will still take most of the market share. beer is beer.
wine snob, beer snob, cannabis snob. that will be a very small market that "name brands" like the hyperbolic vodka like market: hot today, dust on the bottles tomorrow.
what happens in America with cannabis will change the global market on so many levels, I'm not smart enough to envision the economic impacts. I think it will affect religion, the spiritual sphere as well.
it may be the break thought the human race needs to, move onward: Kardashev scale. since we cant seem to break free from old ideologicals (<spelling?) that cause so much conflict.
dam i did it again: i have to stop eating the whole cheeba chew, right after i leave work....
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Chunky Stool
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Don't know. I haven't bought weed in years...
SoOLED
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in parallel is Coors lite good beer? its great cold, my point was its not gonna have to be FIRE to sell. there will be a niche market for that, like the "good" beers today.
what stone brewery makes in a year, Anheuser Busch makes in a hour.
you cant fight that machine, you can be the remora on the shark, though.
a mongo frog
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Isn't the micro brewery the hottest thing on the planet right now though? I don't know personally being i don't drink much, but what I'm reading and have seen in my local area its on fire.
SoOLED
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micro brew is great!! almost all of them are local industries.if you want to talk about money. micro brews are more expensive to make: small margins. you have to make less to keep QC up and your prices have to be high. distribution is limited, just cause its not cost effective to move it very far.
big beer is, the polar opposite.
I suspect cannabis to follow history of alcohol prohibition. we will start with 10 thousand companies and 83 years a just few taking 90+/-% of the market share. only now it wont take 83 years, it will happen much faster.
SoOLED
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guessing: cannabis will be a traded commodity, just like pork bellys and oranges, memory chips and REM.
prices will vary based on the quality of the Qer harvest.
its not only selling cheaper, but more cheaper, in a consistent product.
SoOLED
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http://www.hightimes.com/read/pot-prices-drop-legalization-and-increased-supply
there is a piece on it in HighTimes right now.
there is a piece on it in HighTimes right now.
churchhaze
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Sorry about your business. I guess we can send some more people to jail for you.
Mount
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Legal cannabis drives other businesses as well, it will eventually even out on pricing as "regulations" will most likely come into play much like happened with alcohol and tobacco... new market space keeps surfacing... http://mashable.com/2016/05/23/keurig-marijuana/#.Y9ShY27TPqc.... hopefully quality will always command decent prices in the market, but there will be fluctuations as the industry tries to find its way...and legal cannabis will hopefully loosen the regulations and open up funding for more medical research which will also drive up prices at some point..
