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Yes, we still have a black market in Washington too.
But I just love buying, carrying, and using it legally. I love not having to wonder about how much blood was shed in order for me to buy that ounce. I love that I can know the growers I buy from. And I know I'm not alone in feeling this way.
State taxes will come down eventually. In the interim, I'm happy to pay them. And I think the revenue will influence a considerable number of people who would otherwise not care much one way or the other.
I briefly worked the phone in a Family Practice Clinic in Fairbanks Alaska.
Many many phone calls for Medication renewals.
This simple request sticks in my mind.
A patient came in in person and asked to speak to someone about a med request.
He said way that he was heading out to manage his trap line and would be living remote for a few months.
He asked if he could have a script for a broad spectrum antibiotic and a narcotic pain med in case he was injured.
So... I knew that would be a NO but I wanted to relay that through his physician since the request was logical.
If its $7.00 vs $60.00, then they will obviously turn to the black market.
But is quality pot really $7.00? It is probably something grown in Mexico using human waste as fertilizer.
I really don't know.
Something I had read on Facebook (so consider the source), was that what a lot of people would end up doing is buying from a dispensary the first time, and then from their regular sources later, but hold on to the containers the legal stuff came in, so that the police would have no idea WHERE you bought it from, and have to assume you bought it legally because it's in a legal container.
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