How about those Blue Jays my friends? Going for the shweeeeeep 
You upper Canadiens gonna be getting deals soon
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Ridiculous.
Itâll all go to the LPs
And then at the end of the article it says retail prices are likely to go up.
If I bought from them Iâd be pissed.
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Makes no difference, their weed is bunk 
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âWe canât be selling ounces for $50 just to compete with the illicit market,â
Meanwhile canopy manages â$2.6 billion in losses in less than a year.â
Selling pot is not even difficult. How can these corporations be so bad at it?
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Perhaps they donât know the meaning of the word compete.
I never lost money selling weed.
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People are growing better weed at home than what the dispensaries are selling. But the weed you are growing at home canât be taxed.
I wonder what will happen next? 
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it mentions the retailers may decide how to use the reduced % - most likely to make up for theyâre âlosesââŚlosses⌠or projected earnings
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It has been 5 years since weed went legal. The âblack marketâ share has dropped from 100% to an estimated 33%, so the government has made âprogressâ.
âŚor more likely, they have picked all of the âlow hanging fruitâ.
I suspect efforts to drive it much lower are going to be an epic uphill battle as some small growers will always look at it as supplementary income. To the government, it is a loss of tax moneyâŚ
To wildly paraphrase Matt Taibbi:
The government is a great vampire squid wrapped around the face of the population, relentlessly jamming its blood funnel into anything that smells like money.â
Cheers
G
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I doubt its the same number
in non legal province
and curiously we have more
fentanil then ever here.
Bare
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Iâm very curious about the maths on that.
âWe asked 100 people where they got their weedâ
â70% said its legitâ
The headlines
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And 100 people said mind your fucking business
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A friend opened for a comedian for a while so before the show weâd do a vox pop and interview people before they entered the room, youâd be surprised (or notđ) to know how most people casually answer embarrassing or incriminating questions.
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People are very honest and open until they get their guard up.
Thereâs an old poker trick which is to ask someone if theyâd like a tea before the game starts. That way you get an honest assessment of their reactions before they put their game face on.
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âWould you like some tea?â
âYesâ
âHahahahaha! You fool!â
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Very true. Still donât know how they came to that 33% number.
Back when the gov first issued licenses in 1999 my cousins were laughing their asses off because the same guys with warehouses the news claimed were destroying the youth were now pharmacien horticulteurs
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It is a remarkably valuable piece of information that has both made and saved me money.
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I imagine you have to be observant and such, so it wouldnât work for me! Iâm shit at poker no matter how much tea I give out 
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Mostly itâs about identifying the type of player you are. Some people arenât capable of moves. Some people are capable of doing anything at any time.
Traditional âtellsâ are important too, but less so.
I can tell this by how many hands you play and use this against you.
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Definitely a lot of skill to it, itâs no accident itâs always the same 30 or so guys at the final tables in the big tournaments. Iâm just not observant enough for reading people. I go for a wild card approach and hope for the best (lose spectacularly) 
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