Far Cry 4 was interesting to start out, but ultimately its an ubisoft open world game. Collect some shit, level up, kill some guys. Its really just so formulaic I can't see ever buying one of their games at full price.
I would like some money because these are artisanal nuggets of wisdom philistine.
Pot will remain popular even if legalized. In fact it will grow as more people will realize its benefits for pain relief etc. It is a pretty safe high and usually enjoyable.
it would also get cheaper absent special taxes
partly because being illegal obviously raises costs quite a bunch, also because serious farming on serious scales beats the shit out of any weed growing operation you could possibly hide
Yeah it will get taxed to all hell heh. Here in WA the prices have dropped tremendously for selling of pot. But with the rates so low and taxing so high from the state gov people just buy from dealers still. At least around here.
I predicted this a couple years ago. Criminals who were facing federal jail time will not be deterred by tax evasion!
You need low taxes and light regulation to bring them out of the shadows and legitimize business.
despite the the old school stoners still going to their dealers legal shops are doing big business here
you're in a relatively rural area though, right?
People within the industry have been pointing this out for like ten years in medical states: some customers go the convenient store route and many will continue to go black market for price reasons.
Going recreational vs medical doesn't change the math in any real way.
The more stores there are the more convenient it gets though, so the math does change in that respect.
I just think it would have to be like, gas station or Starbucks prevalent to hugely change the customer logistics vs. the faux-medical angle thus far.
The other key thing I think is that regardless of the specific intermediary steps, the line between black market / medical / reacrstional is blurry to nonexistent. The real pot market is a mish mash of products moving back and forth across those lines. I would wager that's also not going to change until it is seriously entrenched at near-alcohol levels, at which point a lot of the mom and pops are probably already being pushed out by bigger businesses.
It would be nice to see a sort of post-craft beer mentality of regulation nurturing independent businesses rather than the "IT'S ILLEGAL YOU'LL ROT IN PRISON wait hang on just became legal line right up for Anheuser-Phillip Morris-InBev Weed Lite lol" that a lot of people expect to see happen.
Pot will remain popular even if legalized. In fact it will grow as more people will realize its benefits for pain relief etc. It is a pretty safe high and usually enjoyable.
it would also get cheaper absent special taxes
partly because being illegal obviously raises costs quite a bunch, also because serious farming on serious scales beats the shit out of any weed growing operation you could possibly hide
Yeah it will get taxed to all hell heh. Here in WA the prices have dropped tremendously for selling of pot. But with the rates so low and taxing so high from the state gov people just buy from dealers still. At least around here.
I predicted this a couple years ago. Criminals who were facing federal jail time will not be deterred by tax evasion!
You need low taxes and light regulation to bring them out of the shadows and legitimize business.
despite the the old school stoners still going to their dealers legal shops are doing big business here
you're in a relatively rural area though, right?
People within the industry have been pointing this out for like ten years in medical states: some customers go the convenient store route and many will continue to go black market for price reasons.
Going recreational vs medical doesn't change the math in any real way.
IMO too with weed culture what it is (and american tightwadness being what at is) it doesn't matter how low you make the taxes you'll get a contingent of people who will keep buying black market if its cheaper by even a buck, and post-hoc rationalize it being about quality or non-corporateness or something.
Certainly you could set the taxes too high but WA hasn't done that, the biggest prices shocks were in the very beginning and not from tax but from the restricted supply of Official Legal Weed and you'd pay like $20+ a gram
these days shops are fighting each other to see who can sell the most varieties for <$5 a gram
life's a game that you're bound to lose / like using a hammer to pound in screws
fuck up once and you break your thumb / if you're happy at all then you're god damn dumb
that's right we're on a fucked up cruise / God is dead but at least we have booze
bad things happen, no one knows why / the sun burns out and everyone dies
I just have to laugh people are like "no way could you do far cry stuff in the US" and its like as if the Far Cry games are based in any fucking reality already. In Far Cry Arrow edition you have a magical tattoo that grants you killing powers...
You kill bosses in a fucking drug induced fever dream spirit quest.
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Sir Landsharkresting shark faceRegistered Userregular
i keep forgetting to leave bnet up so i can see if bros are playing overwatch
but also most of my PC gaming is after porp goes to bed around 11 or so
Please consider the environment before printing this post.
Pot will remain popular even if legalized. In fact it will grow as more people will realize its benefits for pain relief etc. It is a pretty safe high and usually enjoyable.
it would also get cheaper absent special taxes
partly because being illegal obviously raises costs quite a bunch, also because serious farming on serious scales beats the shit out of any weed growing operation you could possibly hide
Yeah it will get taxed to all hell heh. Here in WA the prices have dropped tremendously for selling of pot. But with the rates so low and taxing so high from the state gov people just buy from dealers still. At least around here.
I predicted this a couple years ago. Criminals who were facing federal jail time will not be deterred by tax evasion!
You need low taxes and light regulation to bring them out of the shadows and legitimize business.
despite the the old school stoners still going to their dealers legal shops are doing big business here
you're in a relatively rural area though, right?
People within the industry have been pointing this out for like ten years in medical states: some customers go the convenient store route and many will continue to go black market for price reasons.
Going recreational vs medical doesn't change the math in any real way.
IMO too with weed culture what it is (and american tightwadness being what at is) it doesn't matter how low you make the taxes you'll get a contingent of people who will keep buying black market if its cheaper by even a buck, and post-hoc rationalize it being about quality or non-corporateness or something.
Certainly you could set the taxes too high but WA hasn't done that, the biggest prices shocks were in the very beginning and not from tax but from the restricted supply of Official Legal Weed and you'd pay like $20+ a gram
these days shops are fighting each other to see who can sell the most varieties for <$5 a gram
Agreed vowels but the sin tax is still damn near 40% even if the cost is low.
Pot will remain popular even if legalized. In fact it will grow as more people will realize its benefits for pain relief etc. It is a pretty safe high and usually enjoyable.
it would also get cheaper absent special taxes
partly because being illegal obviously raises costs quite a bunch, also because serious farming on serious scales beats the shit out of any weed growing operation you could possibly hide
Yeah it will get taxed to all hell heh. Here in WA the prices have dropped tremendously for selling of pot. But with the rates so low and taxing so high from the state gov people just buy from dealers still. At least around here.
I predicted this a couple years ago. Criminals who were facing federal jail time will not be deterred by tax evasion!
You need low taxes and light regulation to bring them out of the shadows and legitimize business.
despite the the old school stoners still going to their dealers legal shops are doing big business here
you're in a relatively rural area though, right?
People within the industry have been pointing this out for like ten years in medical states: some customers go the convenient store route and many will continue to go black market for price reasons.
Going recreational vs medical doesn't change the math in any real way.
The more stores there are the more convenient it gets though, so the math does change in that respect.
I just think it would have to be like, gas station or Starbucks prevalent to hugely change the customer logistics vs. the faux-medical angle thus far.
The other key thing I think is that regardless of the specific intermediary steps, the line between black market / medical / reacrstional is blurry to nonexistent. The real pot market is a mish mash of products moving back and forth across those lines. I would wager that's also not going to change until it is seriously entrenched at near-alcohol levels, at which point a lot of the mom and pops are probably already being pushed out by bigger businesses.
It would be nice to see a sort of post-craft beer mentality of regulation nurturing independent businesses rather than the "IT'S ILLEGAL YOU'LL ROT IN PRISON wait hang on just became legal line right up for Anheuser-Phillip Morris-InBev Weed Lite lol" that a lot of people expect to see happen.
In WA the lines are pretty hard.
They merged the medical stores into the recreational because they were a shitty grey market like you said.
life's a game that you're bound to lose / like using a hammer to pound in screws
fuck up once and you break your thumb / if you're happy at all then you're god damn dumb
that's right we're on a fucked up cruise / God is dead but at least we have booze
bad things happen, no one knows why / the sun burns out and everyone dies
we don't have a line of succession like that with ministers ranked above one another
like we have the old school kind of line of succession. The only ranking of ministers we have is about seating arrangements at royal galas.
HRH Crown Prince Haakon Magnus
then his eldest daughter, HRH Princess Ingrid Alexandra
then her little brother, HH Prince Sverre Magnus
then Haakon's big sister HH Princess Märtha Louise, "the kooky one"
then her eldest daughter Maud Angelica Behn
the middle child Leah Isadora Behn
and finally Märtha's youngest, Emma Tallulah Behn
and then it stops there with the storting having the right to just pick someone. Also most of this line of succession being children is no problem at all.
Pot will remain popular even if legalized. In fact it will grow as more people will realize its benefits for pain relief etc. It is a pretty safe high and usually enjoyable.
it would also get cheaper absent special taxes
partly because being illegal obviously raises costs quite a bunch, also because serious farming on serious scales beats the shit out of any weed growing operation you could possibly hide
Yeah it will get taxed to all hell heh. Here in WA the prices have dropped tremendously for selling of pot. But with the rates so low and taxing so high from the state gov people just buy from dealers still. At least around here.
I predicted this a couple years ago. Criminals who were facing federal jail time will not be deterred by tax evasion!
You need low taxes and light regulation to bring them out of the shadows and legitimize business.
despite the the old school stoners still going to their dealers legal shops are doing big business here
you're in a relatively rural area though, right?
People within the industry have been pointing this out for like ten years in medical states: some customers go the convenient store route and many will continue to go black market for price reasons.
Going recreational vs medical doesn't change the math in any real way.
IMO too with weed culture what it is (and american tightwadness being what at is) it doesn't matter how low you make the taxes you'll get a contingent of people who will keep buying black market if its cheaper by even a buck, and post-hoc rationalize it being about quality or non-corporateness or something.
Certainly you could set the taxes too high but WA hasn't done that, the biggest prices shocks were in the very beginning and not from tax but from the restricted supply of Official Legal Weed and you'd pay like $20+ a gram
these days shops are fighting each other to see who can sell the most varieties for <$5 a gram
Agreed vowels but the sin tax is still damn near 40% even if the cost is low.
Pot will remain popular even if legalized. In fact it will grow as more people will realize its benefits for pain relief etc. It is a pretty safe high and usually enjoyable.
it would also get cheaper absent special taxes
partly because being illegal obviously raises costs quite a bunch, also because serious farming on serious scales beats the shit out of any weed growing operation you could possibly hide
Yeah it will get taxed to all hell heh. Here in WA the prices have dropped tremendously for selling of pot. But with the rates so low and taxing so high from the state gov people just buy from dealers still. At least around here.
I predicted this a couple years ago. Criminals who were facing federal jail time will not be deterred by tax evasion!
You need low taxes and light regulation to bring them out of the shadows and legitimize business.
if you get lots of revenue and lots of drug dealers from taxing it, i'm not sure that's worse than not very much revenue and not very many drug dealers
The goal of government regulation is not to create profit centers for the State!
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Sir Landsharkresting shark faceRegistered Userregular
I just have to laugh people are like "no way could you do far cry stuff in the US" and its like as if the Far Cry games are based in any fucking reality already. In Far Cry Arrow edition you have a magical tattoo that grants you killing powers...
You kill bosses in a fucking drug induced fever dream spirit quest.
Seriously
The "character goes from dudebro to Colonel Kurtz" story arc was really good
You go in the cage, cage goes in the water, you go in the water. Shark's in the water, our shark.
Far Cry 4 was interesting to start out, but ultimately its an ubisoft open world game. Collect some shit, level up, kill some guys. Its really just so formulaic I can't see ever buying one of their games at full price.
I had approximately 100 times more fun with Just Cause 3 than Far Cry 4
Far Cry 4 was interesting to start out, but ultimately its an ubisoft open world game. Collect some shit, level up, kill some guys. Its really just so formulaic I can't see ever buying one of their games at full price.
I just finished Far Cry 2 last night and it was pretty disappointing. Up until about the last hour of the game it's all the same thing over and over again with no real rhyme or reason. The plot consisted solely of two interchangeable factions giving you missions to blow up some McGuffin you don't care about in some part of the world you don't care about, and side missions boiled it down even further into just assassination or vehicle ambush. It didn't help that the only real bit of plot you get before the end, the Jackal Tapes, glitched for me so every one I got would just tell me the same story of some kid who looked "tired, old, tired" stealing boots off a corpse.
Pot will remain popular even if legalized. In fact it will grow as more people will realize its benefits for pain relief etc. It is a pretty safe high and usually enjoyable.
it would also get cheaper absent special taxes
partly because being illegal obviously raises costs quite a bunch, also because serious farming on serious scales beats the shit out of any weed growing operation you could possibly hide
Yeah it will get taxed to all hell heh. Here in WA the prices have dropped tremendously for selling of pot. But with the rates so low and taxing so high from the state gov people just buy from dealers still. At least around here.
I predicted this a couple years ago. Criminals who were facing federal jail time will not be deterred by tax evasion!
You need low taxes and light regulation to bring them out of the shadows and legitimize business.
despite the the old school stoners still going to their dealers legal shops are doing big business here
you're in a relatively rural area though, right?
People within the industry have been pointing this out for like ten years in medical states: some customers go the convenient store route and many will continue to go black market for price reasons.
Going recreational vs medical doesn't change the math in any real way.
IMO too with weed culture what it is (and american tightwadness being what at is) it doesn't matter how low you make the taxes you'll get a contingent of people who will keep buying black market if its cheaper by even a buck, and post-hoc rationalize it being about quality or non-corporateness or something.
Certainly you could set the taxes too high but WA hasn't done that, the biggest prices shocks were in the very beginning and not from tax but from the restricted supply of Official Legal Weed and you'd pay like $20+ a gram
these days shops are fighting each other to see who can sell the most varieties for <$5 a gram
Agreed vowels but the sin tax is still damn near 40% even if the cost is low.
look this poor state needs every dang dollar it can get
if it can tax at 40% and the prices are still low then good on them
would I rather we got rid of sales taxes, implemented an income tax, and rejiggered our property taxes? yes, absolutely
but I'm not against high tax rates inherently
life's a game that you're bound to lose / like using a hammer to pound in screws
fuck up once and you break your thumb / if you're happy at all then you're god damn dumb
that's right we're on a fucked up cruise / God is dead but at least we have booze
bad things happen, no one knows why / the sun burns out and everyone dies
I don't know what the taxes are in the US but I suspect things like cigarettes have significant "sin" tax in most places. Smokers still buy them legally for the most part because you can buy them everywhere.
Not a good comparison because cigarettes are an established market selling a product that has never been illegal.
Pot will remain popular even if legalized. In fact it will grow as more people will realize its benefits for pain relief etc. It is a pretty safe high and usually enjoyable.
it would also get cheaper absent special taxes
partly because being illegal obviously raises costs quite a bunch, also because serious farming on serious scales beats the shit out of any weed growing operation you could possibly hide
Yeah it will get taxed to all hell heh. Here in WA the prices have dropped tremendously for selling of pot. But with the rates so low and taxing so high from the state gov people just buy from dealers still. At least around here.
I predicted this a couple years ago. Criminals who were facing federal jail time will not be deterred by tax evasion!
You need low taxes and light regulation to bring them out of the shadows and legitimize business.
despite the the old school stoners still going to their dealers legal shops are doing big business here
you're in a relatively rural area though, right?
People within the industry have been pointing this out for like ten years in medical states: some customers go the convenient store route and many will continue to go black market for price reasons.
Going recreational vs medical doesn't change the math in any real way.
IMO too with weed culture what it is (and american tightwadness being what at is) it doesn't matter how low you make the taxes you'll get a contingent of people who will keep buying black market if its cheaper by even a buck, and post-hoc rationalize it being about quality or non-corporateness or something.
Certainly you could set the taxes too high but WA hasn't done that, the biggest prices shocks were in the very beginning and not from tax but from the restricted supply of Official Legal Weed and you'd pay like $20+ a gram
these days shops are fighting each other to see who can sell the most varieties for <$5 a gram
Agreed vowels but the sin tax is still damn near 40% even if the cost is low.
Forty fucking percent
Brb becoming a Rand Paul
If you buy booze in this state they show you this nice and low ticket price of 18 bucks a fifth. But at the register you get sales tax and a nice 40% sin tax added on to make it damn near 30 bucks out the door heh.
Pot will remain popular even if legalized. In fact it will grow as more people will realize its benefits for pain relief etc. It is a pretty safe high and usually enjoyable.
it would also get cheaper absent special taxes
partly because being illegal obviously raises costs quite a bunch, also because serious farming on serious scales beats the shit out of any weed growing operation you could possibly hide
Yeah it will get taxed to all hell heh. Here in WA the prices have dropped tremendously for selling of pot. But with the rates so low and taxing so high from the state gov people just buy from dealers still. At least around here.
I predicted this a couple years ago. Criminals who were facing federal jail time will not be deterred by tax evasion!
You need low taxes and light regulation to bring them out of the shadows and legitimize business.
despite the the old school stoners still going to their dealers legal shops are doing big business here
you're in a relatively rural area though, right?
People within the industry have been pointing this out for like ten years in medical states: some customers go the convenient store route and many will continue to go black market for price reasons.
Going recreational vs medical doesn't change the math in any real way.
IMO too with weed culture what it is (and american tightwadness being what at is) it doesn't matter how low you make the taxes you'll get a contingent of people who will keep buying black market if its cheaper by even a buck, and post-hoc rationalize it being about quality or non-corporateness or something.
Certainly you could set the taxes too high but WA hasn't done that, the biggest prices shocks were in the very beginning and not from tax but from the restricted supply of Official Legal Weed and you'd pay like $20+ a gram
these days shops are fighting each other to see who can sell the most varieties for <$5 a gram
Agreed vowels but the sin tax is still damn near 40% even if the cost is low.
look this poor state needs every dang dollar it can get
if it can tax at 40% and the prices are still low then good on them
would I rather we got rid of sales taxes, implemented an income tax, and rejiggered our property taxes? yes, absolutely
but I'm not against high tax rates inherently
Sure I understand vowels. We will just disagree on core things and no need to get into sin taxes arguments heh. I land on the other side of that one heh.
Pot will remain popular even if legalized. In fact it will grow as more people will realize its benefits for pain relief etc. It is a pretty safe high and usually enjoyable.
it would also get cheaper absent special taxes
partly because being illegal obviously raises costs quite a bunch, also because serious farming on serious scales beats the shit out of any weed growing operation you could possibly hide
Yeah it will get taxed to all hell heh. Here in WA the prices have dropped tremendously for selling of pot. But with the rates so low and taxing so high from the state gov people just buy from dealers still. At least around here.
I predicted this a couple years ago. Criminals who were facing federal jail time will not be deterred by tax evasion!
You need low taxes and light regulation to bring them out of the shadows and legitimize business.
despite the the old school stoners still going to their dealers legal shops are doing big business here
you're in a relatively rural area though, right?
People within the industry have been pointing this out for like ten years in medical states: some customers go the convenient store route and many will continue to go black market for price reasons.
Going recreational vs medical doesn't change the math in any real way.
The more stores there are the more convenient it gets though, so the math does change in that respect.
I just think it would have to be like, gas station or Starbucks prevalent to hugely change the customer logistics vs. the faux-medical angle thus far.
The other key thing I think is that regardless of the specific intermediary steps, the line between black market / medical / reacrstional is blurry to nonexistent. The real pot market is a mish mash of products moving back and forth across those lines. I would wager that's also not going to change until it is seriously entrenched at near-alcohol levels, at which point a lot of the mom and pops are probably already being pushed out by bigger businesses.
It would be nice to see a sort of post-craft beer mentality of regulation nurturing independent businesses rather than the "IT'S ILLEGAL YOU'LL ROT IN PRISON wait hang on just became legal line right up for Anheuser-Phillip Morris-InBev Weed Lite lol" that a lot of people expect to see happen.
In WA the lines are pretty hard.
They merged the medical stores into the recreational because they were a shitty grey market like you said.
Good for them
In California it is a fucking mess
Same eco disaster outdoor grows up north, same McMansion duplex house indoor grows down here, actual leaf and all the finished barcoded cutesy packaged finished goods alike go back and forth across the lines
All the medical shatter and stuff seems sketchy as heck to me but idk
Craft beer the market now
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Powerpuppiesdrinking coffee in themountain cabinRegistered Userregular
Pot will remain popular even if legalized. In fact it will grow as more people will realize its benefits for pain relief etc. It is a pretty safe high and usually enjoyable.
it would also get cheaper absent special taxes
partly because being illegal obviously raises costs quite a bunch, also because serious farming on serious scales beats the shit out of any weed growing operation you could possibly hide
Yeah it will get taxed to all hell heh. Here in WA the prices have dropped tremendously for selling of pot. But with the rates so low and taxing so high from the state gov people just buy from dealers still. At least around here.
I predicted this a couple years ago. Criminals who were facing federal jail time will not be deterred by tax evasion!
You need low taxes and light regulation to bring them out of the shadows and legitimize business.
if you get lots of revenue and lots of drug dealers from taxing it, i'm not sure that's worse than not very much revenue and not very many drug dealers
The goal of government regulation is not to create profit centers for the State!
Don't go bonkers on me bro
If you want to argue politics I'm going to need like three sworn affidavits from people you see every day that you're in a good mood and not stressed
+1
Sir Landsharkresting shark faceRegistered Userregular
@porp new bodyjam tracklist is on youtube. still deciding how much i love it.
I really don't get the complaining about "this looks like destiny" no shit that's what I wanted in a sequel? Like gameplay was fine in destiny it was just things to play for an extended period of time where it fell on its face.
I was expecting an isometric turn based RPG.
35% exploration, 65% turn-based.
Uhh, excuse me, but it's 65% Turned Based Combat. A totally different thing.
I don't know what the taxes are in the US but I suspect things like cigarettes have significant "sin" tax in most places. Smokers still buy them legally for the most part because you can buy them everywhere.
Not a good comparison because cigarettes are an established market selling a product that has never been illegal.
fun fact I like to state when I'm lighting one: I'm statistically cheaper for society than non-smokers, since the costs of caring for smokers with lung cancer is offset by the fact that most smokers die of heart disease at like, 60, which is the absolute cheapest way to go. Combined with the sin tax it even gets slightly into the black.
So, I always say, you should smoke too out of pure civic responsiblity like me, random person who was unfortunate enough to strike up conversation with me outside this bar,
I don't know what the taxes are in the US but I suspect things like cigarettes have significant "sin" tax in most places. Smokers still buy them legally for the most part because you can buy them everywhere.
Not a good comparison because cigarettes are an established market selling a product that has never been illegal.
it's a bad comparison for trying to judge what's going on right now, but it's a good comparison because there is no reason for marijuana to be treated differently than tobacco
If the Norwegian children were invited to Willy Wonka's chocolate factory, Sverre would be out first. Then Leah, Ingrid, and Maud. Emma would get the factory.
A turn-based Destiny strategy game, driven by cover-based mechanics, with either unit by unit alternating activations or simultaneous order resolution (like Frozen Synapse) would be fucking incredible
You could even explain your omniscient view as being an AI running the op.
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Powerpuppiesdrinking coffee in themountain cabinRegistered Userregular
"random person who was unfortunate enough to strike up conversation with me outside this bar" is a nice quote
I think all sales taxes are dumb, at least on anything that costs less than like, a car
I don't agree that they, or the various regulations that exist, are killing the weed industry tho
life's a game that you're bound to lose / like using a hammer to pound in screws
fuck up once and you break your thumb / if you're happy at all then you're god damn dumb
that's right we're on a fucked up cruise / God is dead but at least we have booze
bad things happen, no one knows why / the sun burns out and everyone dies
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I don't know what the taxes are in the US but I suspect things like cigarettes have significant "sin" tax in most places. Smokers still buy them legally for the most part because you can buy them everywhere.
Not a good comparison because cigarettes are an established market selling a product that has never been illegal.
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I just think it would have to be like, gas station or Starbucks prevalent to hugely change the customer logistics vs. the faux-medical angle thus far.
The other key thing I think is that regardless of the specific intermediary steps, the line between black market / medical / reacrstional is blurry to nonexistent. The real pot market is a mish mash of products moving back and forth across those lines. I would wager that's also not going to change until it is seriously entrenched at near-alcohol levels, at which point a lot of the mom and pops are probably already being pushed out by bigger businesses.
It would be nice to see a sort of post-craft beer mentality of regulation nurturing independent businesses rather than the "IT'S ILLEGAL YOU'LL ROT IN PRISON wait hang on just became legal line right up for Anheuser-Phillip Morris-InBev Weed Lite lol" that a lot of people expect to see happen.
IMO too with weed culture what it is (and american tightwadness being what at is) it doesn't matter how low you make the taxes you'll get a contingent of people who will keep buying black market if its cheaper by even a buck, and post-hoc rationalize it being about quality or non-corporateness or something.
Certainly you could set the taxes too high but WA hasn't done that, the biggest prices shocks were in the very beginning and not from tax but from the restricted supply of Official Legal Weed and you'd pay like $20+ a gram
these days shops are fighting each other to see who can sell the most varieties for <$5 a gram
fuck up once and you break your thumb / if you're happy at all then you're god damn dumb
that's right we're on a fucked up cruise / God is dead but at least we have booze
bad things happen, no one knows why / the sun burns out and everyone dies
Shit was crazy good
You kill bosses in a fucking drug induced fever dream spirit quest.
but also most of my PC gaming is after porp goes to bed around 11 or so
I did some comp with husband and we tanked our ratings
getting back out seems hard, especially when you get extra punished for leaver losses
Ftfy
Agreed vowels but the sin tax is still damn near 40% even if the cost is low.
In WA the lines are pretty hard.
They merged the medical stores into the recreational because they were a shitty grey market like you said.
fuck up once and you break your thumb / if you're happy at all then you're god damn dumb
that's right we're on a fucked up cruise / God is dead but at least we have booze
bad things happen, no one knows why / the sun burns out and everyone dies
FarCry 2 was my first. Watching a field of tall grass burn for the first time was fun.
like we have the old school kind of line of succession. The only ranking of ministers we have is about seating arrangements at royal galas.
HRH Crown Prince Haakon Magnus
then his eldest daughter, HRH Princess Ingrid Alexandra
then her little brother, HH Prince Sverre Magnus
then Haakon's big sister HH Princess Märtha Louise, "the kooky one"
then her eldest daughter Maud Angelica Behn
the middle child Leah Isadora Behn
and finally Märtha's youngest, Emma Tallulah Behn
and then it stops there with the storting having the right to just pick someone. Also most of this line of succession being children is no problem at all.
Forty fucking percent
Brb becoming a Rand Paul
The goal of government regulation is not to create profit centers for the State!
is your husband at fault
is he a baddie
it's ok sig you can tell us
Seriously
The "character goes from dudebro to Colonel Kurtz" story arc was really good
I had approximately 100 times more fun with Just Cause 3 than Far Cry 4
I just finished Far Cry 2 last night and it was pretty disappointing. Up until about the last hour of the game it's all the same thing over and over again with no real rhyme or reason. The plot consisted solely of two interchangeable factions giving you missions to blow up some McGuffin you don't care about in some part of the world you don't care about, and side missions boiled it down even further into just assassination or vehicle ambush. It didn't help that the only real bit of plot you get before the end, the Jackal Tapes, glitched for me so every one I got would just tell me the same story of some kid who looked "tired, old, tired" stealing boots off a corpse.
look this poor state needs every dang dollar it can get
if it can tax at 40% and the prices are still low then good on them
would I rather we got rid of sales taxes, implemented an income tax, and rejiggered our property taxes? yes, absolutely
but I'm not against high tax rates inherently
fuck up once and you break your thumb / if you're happy at all then you're god damn dumb
that's right we're on a fucked up cruise / God is dead but at least we have booze
bad things happen, no one knows why / the sun burns out and everyone dies
Not a good comparison because cigarettes are an established market selling a product that has never been illegal.
If you buy booze in this state they show you this nice and low ticket price of 18 bucks a fifth. But at the register you get sales tax and a nice 40% sin tax added on to make it damn near 30 bucks out the door heh.
Sure I understand vowels. We will just disagree on core things and no need to get into sin taxes arguments heh. I land on the other side of that one heh.
Good for them
In California it is a fucking mess
Same eco disaster outdoor grows up north, same McMansion duplex house indoor grows down here, actual leaf and all the finished barcoded cutesy packaged finished goods alike go back and forth across the lines
All the medical shatter and stuff seems sketchy as heck to me but idk
Craft beer the market now
Don't go bonkers on me bro
If you want to argue politics I'm going to need like three sworn affidavits from people you see every day that you're in a good mood and not stressed
salsaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa! bailamos!
fun fact I like to state when I'm lighting one: I'm statistically cheaper for society than non-smokers, since the costs of caring for smokers with lung cancer is offset by the fact that most smokers die of heart disease at like, 60, which is the absolute cheapest way to go. Combined with the sin tax it even gets slightly into the black.
So, I always say, you should smoke too out of pure civic responsiblity like me, random person who was unfortunate enough to strike up conversation with me outside this bar,
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it's a bad comparison for trying to judge what's going on right now, but it's a good comparison because there is no reason for marijuana to be treated differently than tobacco
You could even explain your omniscient view as being an AI running the op.
I think all sales taxes are dumb, at least on anything that costs less than like, a car
I don't agree that they, or the various regulations that exist, are killing the weed industry tho
fuck up once and you break your thumb / if you're happy at all then you're god damn dumb
that's right we're on a fucked up cruise / God is dead but at least we have booze
bad things happen, no one knows why / the sun burns out and everyone dies
okay swap in alcohol
boom good comparison