Subj : Political Beer and Weed
To : AARON THOMAS
From : Mike Powell
Date : Thu May 29 2025 08:28 am
> MP> That is possible. Are there regulations in your area that prevent the
> MP> dispensaries from selling you weed above a "certain power" (I don't know
> MP> how that is measured in weed)?
> I don't think so. There's actually regulations that require the weed to
> contain the amount of THC specified on the label, but the thing is, weed can
> easily be weakened by improperly storing it. So I suspect that the dispensarie
> are intentionally storing it improperly so people go through it faster and
> buy more and more of it.
Could be they are doing it on purpose, or it could be that they are just
"businesspeople" who got into it thinking it was lucrative and are not
actual "connoseurs" (sp?) themselves -- they've never smoked it and/or
don't know much about it.
If I had got into that business (they made it VERY difficult to get into
here when they legalized it), I probably wouldn't know how to store it
properly as I would be in it for the money and don't smoke it.
> I know what you're saying about building up a tolerance, eating before
> drinking, etc. You're right, and that stuff has always been the case. But weir
> stuff is happening. I didn't drink any alcohol for probably 6 months, maybe
> longer, and in the past few weeks I've been trying to get back into it, but
> it's just not working anymore. It could be a regional thing, but I don't know.
Maybe there is something going on. I would suspect less of a conspiracy
and more of a case of "we can make more money if we water our product down."
> Do you still see people getting drunk around your town?
I honestly don't pay that much attention, and I no longer hang out at
places where I would really notice. My recollection is that most of the
"partiers" looking to get drunk are doing so after dark, and I am probably
in bed. If I drink, I do so at home.
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