keep in mind there's a 14% tax.

I know most of the dudes that I used to buy from and how they were growing it. It's not a luxury all of us have, but its nice to know.

I really hope the legal market continues to grow, not just for safer products and regulatory awesomeness. But for the folks that will be starting businesses and working in these businesses.

> It will take time, and the supply needs to build-up. When there’s more choices, people will be happier.

My thoughts exactly.

There are a lot of businesses that will be popping up over the coming months / year.

I don't plan on going there. Ceres seems nice, but there is some animosity concerning their ownership and business practices that cannot be ignored.

I'll check out other places locally, maybe even write some more reviews about them.

> Did the flower menu or packaging have any detailed breakdown of cannabinoids and terpenes?

I believe they have most of the info online from the lab testing they've had done on product.

They did include info like % of thc etc, but nothing too geeky if I recall correctly.

They did have these weird jars with magnifying glasses and a smell port on them. kinda groovy.

give it time.

There's also a 14% tax on the stuff here.

Thanks, I thought I would document my experience. I haven't seen a lot of posts about this stuff, so I figured folks might find my experience useful.

No line, the mrs and I got there around 6pm.

have to say the shop was fucking impeccably clean.

Well the weed was $55 each. I forget how much the salve cost. But keep in mind that the cannabis tax rate is pretty high, much like I was last night.

Pipe selection wasn't a factor really for me. I was more interested in the cannabis. The pipes they had were ok, just not a lot of choices.

Then again, this is a new business. Who knows what the future holds.

can confirm.

The mrs did this recently.

Let's get at her!

Give it time. survive an ice storm or two. experience the winter struggle!

My balls remain untugged

Give yer balls a tug bud.

Farms feed people. Apartment buildings require infrastructure that doesn't exist on or near that land.

Give yer balls a tug. We're all suffering in this real estate / rental market because of flatlanders.

Yep and some of the family immigrated here from Canada in the 1920's after being caught sneaking booze over the boarder during prohibition.

It's hereditary. I'm a clone of him.

Ableism? My grandfather was the first disabled barber in Vermont and even served on the barber board. You might think of this as small potatoes, but where the navy and others wouldn't accept him - Vermont did.

Give yer balls a tug.

Takes about 5-10 years for the flatlander shine to gas out and the glossy finish to become matte with struggle. Only then will they learn how Vermont is a cruel mistress and a ball busting hell hole.

Call it what you wish.

Give yer balls a tug

Righteous.

Op - give yer balls a tug

Vermonter natives are not all hillbilly white trash. I'm a native Vermonter and not entirely white myself. A lot of us pushed back against jack asses with take back Vermont signs during the civil unions thing, and a lot of us are in interracial relationships.

Our geneity diversity gives us strength, our values give us purpose, our contempt for flatlanders is unwaivering.

I just want you to think for a moment that you have a home and your new neighbor comes to your house and tells you everything about your life is cheap and dumb. Then they tell you to paint your house a new color cause it doesn't match their blinds. That's pretty much flatlanders in a nut shelll.

Let that one marinate while you give yer balls a tug.

You have your license taken from you and have to pay more fines. 🤡