Quote Originally Posted by TheReleafCenter
I agree that patients, or individuals who caregive, are getting the short end of the stick here. That's kind of politics as usual; the squeaky wheel gets the grease.

He said the largest donation he's had was $6000. We donated $1000 back in December or January. We didn't do it under the guise that we wanted small shops put under or anything Machiavellian like that. I think a lot of the donors just thought there was going to be a push to end MMJ and wanted to help in any way they could. Who knows, it may have helped, it may have only bolstered guys like Romer.

No offense, but it sounds like there is a lot of speculation going on. I don't even know who the "big dispensaries" are. I mean, when I think high end dispensaries, I think of guys like D9... but they said in another thread they would be gone in July if this holds up. Anyone want to make a list of who they think these "big dispensaries" are that would benefit from the new regulations?
None taken but our community has always been squarly focused on speculation, rumer, and conjecture. Nothing new here.

Based solely on the size of building and not the patient load I think RLC could be considered "big."

That said, no one will "benefit" from this law. Yeah some will stay open while the majority close.

BUT, nobody wins here. This is clearly a lose lose situation.

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