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MtRainDog

MtRainDog

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Depends on where you live. Weed prices kinda tanked so it's hard to do anything legit as a small business, but it can be done. Start with your local laws and what permits/licenses are needed. They're expensive. In my state it's like a $10K application fee to be considered, then upwards from there for actual licenses. Not worth it to me.
 
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Justgrow23

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MtRainDog said:
Depends on where you live. Weed prices kinda tanked so it's hard to do anything legit as a small business, but it can be done. Start with your local laws and what permits/licenses are needed. They're expensive. In my state it's like a $10K application fee to be considered, then upwards from there for actual licenses. Not worth it to me.
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Thanks for reply. been kicking idea around finding out unless you have serious money to start it becomes a no start.
 
Unga Bunga

Unga Bunga

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I was in the black market side for decades when the money was great for well grown outdoor weed . Could sell every drop for top dollar and couldn't grow enough . These days you can't give the same weed away and I can buy great bud for a 3rd of what I got back in '90 .

Can't help but miss those wild west days aside from the threat of incarceration . And even that added an adrenaline rush .
 
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doughper

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Wow, i must've smoked too much back then, i just can't recall dimes.
Used to buy lids or ounce bags in the 60s/70s. Somewhere in there
it all changed to halves, then what was it, 3 finger lids? shit i dun remember.
I seem to recall 12 and 15 dollar bags of some size...i needa get high. :bigjoint:
 
Antidote Man

Antidote Man

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in NY dime bags were almost always shwag, brick, dirt, mexi.. 10$ or 5$ nickles that looked about the same. Until 2000ish - then came the 20$ a gram 50$ an eighth days, the grams were stuffed in dime baggies..
 
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