It’s an easy way to tell, and it only goes one way, i.e., “if it sells tobacco, it’s not legal” does not imply the converse “if it doesn’t sell tobacco, it’s legal.” The best way, of course, is to check the license.

Well, there are a dozen legal medical dispensaries, too, but they’ll let you know you can’t buy anything without a card.

An easy way to tell is that licensed dispensaries don’t sell tobacco products. If they also sell vapes and cigarettes, they’re not licensed for weed.

You won’t be able to get to the gate, but you’ll be allowed in the non-secure part of the building.

Arrivals is the floor above or below departures. I can’t remember which is which, but either way you can access it by stairs, escalator, or elevator.

I don’t think anyone knows any more details, except the previous owner himself, who likely doesn’t want to answer questions.

That’s why I said “the bureaucracy.” Sorry that wasn’t clear, but I meant the existing civil service. Hand-picked czars give the mayor more control compared to nonpartisan career civil servants.

Who said anything about fixing bureaucracy? That’s not the goal. The goal is an end-run around the bureaucracy.

Basically he’s creating a bunch of policy czars because he doesn’t know how to work within the existing bureaucracy.

I'd like to sell one big thing, you know? Like a plane. One sale. I'm out.