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<blockquote data-quote="Enslow" data-source="post: 233788" data-attributes="member: 948">I have just seen a couple in Denver.&nbsp; One was a secured building that you are escorted in one at a time.&nbsp; Inside the aroma was very pungent, there were pet dogs walking around, and an unusually “high” (pun intended) level of customer service.&nbsp; The amount of products available also surprised me.&nbsp; They have&nbsp; everything you can think of.&nbsp; You have to pay In cash and tax is included.&nbsp; So in essence, we have individuals paying for their weed products with after tax dollars.&nbsp; Each purchase also shows the sales taxes and other taxes being take Out.&nbsp; Now let’s discuss what opioid addicts do to get their pills.&nbsp; They go to emergency rooms and manipulate and lie to the doctors, they don’t have insurance, and they don’t intend on paying their bills. They also steal from family, friends, anyone who will give them money or pills.&nbsp; So in actuality all of us insured taxpayers are funding the opioid addiction in the US.- - - Updated - - -PS: I was against legalization until I realized what was happening in our little towns with the pills.&nbsp; At that point I just felt there were bigger fish to fry than trying to stop the legalization of marijuana.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Enslow, post: 233788, member: 948"] I have just seen a couple in Denver. One was a secured building that you are escorted in one at a time. Inside the aroma was very pungent, there were pet dogs walking around, and an unusually “high” (pun intended) level of customer service. The amount of products available also surprised me. They have everything you can think of. You have to pay In cash and tax is included. So in essence, we have individuals paying for their weed products with after tax dollars. Each purchase also shows the sales taxes and other taxes being take Out. Now let’s discuss what opioid addicts do to get their pills. They go to emergency rooms and manipulate and lie to the doctors, they don’t have insurance, and they don’t intend on paying their bills. They also steal from family, friends, anyone who will give them money or pills. So in actuality all of us insured taxpayers are funding the opioid addiction in the US. [COLOR=silver][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] PS: I was against legalization until I realized what was happening in our little towns with the pills. At that point I just felt there were bigger fish to fry than trying to stop the legalization of marijuana. [/QUOTE]

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