Can I Get High Again At A Weed Dispensary Near Me?

When I moved to Colorado, I thought that I would live in a weed dispensary near me. But no, in reality, it is quite the opposite! Living here in Colorado means that you are surrounded by cannabis consumers and suppliers. However, when you are choosing what products and companies to support in your area, it pays to know who you are supporting, and what products they support!

When I moved to Colorado, I wanted to make sure that I supported local businesses. I didn't want to support any of the chain weed dispensaries near me that were only in operation for a few months, or that sold products that weren't fresh and pure. My family and I support small-town businesses and individual entrepreneurs because of the values that we believe in and the jobs that they create. I didn't want to give money and support to any locally owned enterprises that wouldn't do their jobs right. I also didn't want to contribute to the impair coordination that comes from living in a world where some cities and towns don't even have adequate "weed regulators" in place.

Recently, I was shopping at a local Starbucks when I saw a marijuana dispensary near me. I could hardly believe that this was happening in my town! To make matters worse, I saw two women talking to a woman who looked to be in her mid-thirties selling THC edibles. I immediately went over to them, requesting to know who they were and why they were selling these cannabis products.

The woman told me that she was not the owner of the dispensary near me, but that she sells the cannabis suppositories and capsules to and from local businesses. She told me that she had gotten them from a friend of hers, and given them to the business owners. I asked her if she knew that the business was not licensed, because that could potentially get me in trouble with the police. She confirmed that she did know that the business was not licensed, but that she did not feel comfortable giving me the name of the friend.

When I asked her if she actually had the name of the person who gave her the cannabis, she said that she did. Then, without hesitation, she said that she got the cannabis products from him, because he had gotten them from a friend. He told her to keep the cannabis in a safe place, because he did not want it falling into the wrong hands. I was curious as to what he thought about putting the cannabis in a backpack, so I asked him if he ever purchased anything from a coffee shop, gas station, convenience store, etc. He confirmed that he did, and that he placed the cannabis in a backpacks in different locations around his home.

After talking to this gentleman for quite a while, I came to the conclusion that it would be safer for me to purchase my cannabis from a local retailer who is licensed. This way, I am guaranteed that everything is legit, and that I am not getting ripped off. The local shops are also much easier to get in touch with, since they are usually within walking distance of where I live. Although it may be slightly more expensive to get your medicinal cannabis from a licensed retailer, you will be able to rest assured that it will be legitimate, and the person who sold it to you will be highly recognizable. The recreational cannabis is also great because I will never have to worry about overdose, and will never have to feel the debilitating pain associated with the pain associated with obtaining medicinal cannabis.