Gotta let it flow.

you're talking over $400/oz. Hell I pay $20/gram. 28 grams in an Oz.... that's $560. $400 is cheap. People shouldn't be complaining too much

The word is that they are really watching for people who may have purchased pot in Colorado and are drving back home to Kansas.

This is funny to me. When I was young people used to drive to Caney, Ks in order to drink. It was illegal in Oklahoma. Every year at least one carload of kids was killed driving the narrow crooked roads that went to Caney. There were a bunch of cowboy bars there. We would drink and play pool.

they will start lobbying for nationwide legalization.

Like Hard Rock Restaurants are now into Casinos with RePuke Help

Like this swill below Ryan and Walker

http://www.casinokenosha.com

"Menominee Tribe Grateful that Rep. Paul Ryan Expresses Support for the Proposed Hard Rock Kenosha Casino
We are honored to have earned the support of Congressman Paul Ryan and are confident that our project will meet his goal of a net jobs gain that benefits everybody."

"We weren’t done on Friday. The Tribe worked throughout the weekend making the final run to push Governor Walker to approve the Menominee Hard Rock Kenosha Casino. We hope to hear a favorable decision this week. The Tribe would like to thank you for your support, but let’s not stop the contact with the Governor and social media discussion just yet. Please continue contacted Governor Walker via email, social media, and telephone urging him to approve the Menominee Hard Rock Casino!"

As I type this, I bet Fox is working on a hatchet piece where they interview a single person who is on food stamps and purchases legal weed.

That means something like $225K for the state coffers in ONE day. If the dispensary owners get greedy and raise prices to black market levels, there will eventually be problems, especially since you can also raise 6 plants legally. Indoor growers can turn a plant approximately every 90 days, and that's a lot of weed. So if greed raises it's ugly head, the black market will continue to thrive. Hopefully, the dispensary owners have more sense that that and won't let it happen. Hopefully, this will be the first domino, and the other states will follow suit. I really think they will, especially when they get a load of how much money they can make off this in taxes, combined with the end of throwing money down a rat hole for enforcement, incarceration, etc. How much fun will it be to see states balance their budgets because of simply ending almost 80 years of one of the stupidest laws ever passed?

the less the call for higher taxes on the 1% will be.

It's a win-win for everybody.

Scott Walker might even go for it if presented this way.

Will the "shortage" hit them? Will the spike in prices prevent them from getting what they require to have a quality to life? I hope the gougers greed will slow down once this new law gets running for awhile.

I just wish it would flow into Indiana...