Would you go to a reality-dispensary?

[HighPopalorum]

I think it would be fun to watch. I understand why a CO disp wouldn't want to participate, though, given the recent case in Highlands Ranch. I wouldn't want to risk my business either. Maybe a more established CA shop will take them up on their offer.

HighPopalorum Reviewed by HighPopalorum on 02-18-2010. Would you go to a reality-dispensary? No, I'm not trying to eff with your perception of what is real. A production company is contacting a lot of dispensaries in town about the possibility of filming a docu-reality series. It's not on the level of Survivor, but it's not For the Love of Ray J, or whatever that show is, either. Would you stop going to a dispensary if they had cameras rolling? What if you were blurred out? Or would you want to tell your story? Rating: 5

[TheReleafCenter]

Glad you guys aren't on board at all! You were starting to scare me.

Haha, I'm a well known advocate of the devil. I've been anti since the start, but I told the guys I'd put it on here and get some feedback. Glad that some common sense prevailed.

And I'd watch a show if it comes out. You know... as "research".

[KindReviews]

I'd watch it on T.V. but I thinks that's about as close as I could get.

[Phunnyman]

Such a huge mistake to fall victim to the lies of tv whores. Honestly, to be involved in something such as this would be so costly on so many different levels. Pawn Stars, Jersey Shore or anything else, there is no way to come out looking good as a reality show. People expect trainwrecks today, not good television and its all in how they edit and portay you, and you don't have a say in that.

When major actors can't pull it off, do you really think that you, your vendors, your customers, etc.. have a chance without looking like a complete and utter moron?

These people sell ratings for marketing space on television. Whatever they can film that even begins to create any controversy is what they will sell. Hell, they would sell tickets to a gang rape of their mothers and help plan the production if it carried a ratings point that could be converted into dollars.

Don't become a victim and perpetuate the stereotype of inbred tv. You've fought so hard for what respect you have, don't throw it away.