fThe U.S. is just scratching the surface of transcending marijuana from an illegal gateway drug to an in-high-demand market product. Ganja-lovers and hippie-treehuggers alike have been parading, protesting and patiently waiting on the couch watching ‘It’s always sunny in Philadelphia” for such progress to occur. Now, I’m not saying it’s about to be a publicly traded stock or anything, but big-business is finally putting away its baton and realizing that there is some serious money to make off of weed. And everybody’s trying to get a slice of that pot-brownie.
Now that it is slowly going through this process of decriminalization and on its way to legalization, those who were most certainly against it are shifting their ideas. But I can’t help but wonder how this will effect current youth, soon enough GenY is going to start being a bit more lackadaisical with the the public use of pot- and how will that be handled?
As of now, one cannot smoke in public. But in the future? Parks, open-spaces, and fields, sure. Can we smoke indoors? There are already hookah parlors. Could we quite possibly turn into Amsterdam with bud cafes on every corner? Will there be special bakeries just to sell their ‘edibles’ or maybe Starbucks will open up a section next to the reduced fat blueberry muffins to put in ‘one-gram marijuana brownie’(550 cal).
As of right now, there are over 300 recreational pot shops in CO and WA. Anyone over 21 can buy kush in those 2 states...meanwhile smoking it is chill in DC, Alaska and Oregon.
Will weed lose its charm? Will legalization sober kids up and make it less appealing? While there may be legal recreational shops popping up, there will always be a black market for the stuff- a better dealer- more potent shit. Will the market price effect the black market business. Or will the loyal potheads stick to what they trust.
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