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The best news? Got a miniboom on Friday. Only a month but it'll keep the woman in crack for a bit longer.
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What you want is one of the licenses when they eventually legalise here.
Will, literally, be a license to print money.
People are already paying stupid prices for legally US grown weed here
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The bad news is that Brexit will increase price of beer
Even Carling tulipe will go up in price.
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That was written by someone who has never been a stoner - beer n weed go hand in hand.Originally posted by AtW View PostBeer sales don't take a hit from marijuana legalisation, study finds
The legalisation of marijuana in several US states has not curbed beer sales, according to new research, as Americans managed to find room in their social schedules for both.
Analysts at investment firm Bernstein said fears that the brewing industry would be sent into chronic decline by red-eyed revellers reaching for joints instead of beers have proved unfounded.
“At first sight, one would regard marijuana and alcohol in general as clear rivals and that every extra dollar spent on weed meant a dollar less on booze,” they said.
https://www.theguardian.com/business...nnabis-smoking

Also as the article sort of says it is not that people have started to smoke weed they are now just buying it legally and for cheaper so it has never been a one or the other - always just a both!
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Friday good news
Beer sales don't take a hit from marijuana legalisation, study finds
The legalisation of marijuana in several US states has not curbed beer sales, according to new research, as Americans managed to find room in their social schedules for both.
Analysts at investment firm Bernstein said fears that the brewing industry would be sent into chronic decline by red-eyed revellers reaching for joints instead of beers have proved unfounded.
“At first sight, one would regard marijuana and alcohol in general as clear rivals and that every extra dollar spent on weed meant a dollar less on booze,” they said.
https://www.theguardian.com/business...nnabis-smoking
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