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Honestly, we've had these sorts of lodging in the Emerald Triangle for over 40 years now, although they don't advertise themselves openly as such. I don't think they would choose to even if pot were legal in California, because of the way it turns so many people off (people like Herman). Personally, I think that stoners make lousy customers to sell anything to after you've sold them some pot. For the most part they have no concept of time, propriety or grace, and they're usually cheap bastards (a la Blitty).

Anybody who thinks they can make bank by offering an ancillary service to stoners that doesn't rely on a lumpsum pricetag upfront is going to find themselves babysitting adults who laugh too much and spend too little. S-faggot-R faces the same problems, they cater to addicts and derelicts and are learning the hard way that it's a -EV business model.
 
. Personally, I think that stoners make lousy customers to sell anything to after you've sold them some pot.

i like this quote...

IMO, if legal, the tax opportunity for the state is nice, but not for a business owner.

i still have a hard time understanding the overall disdain for pot... i know people are hard-wired sheep, oh well
 
disdain? are you kidding? Everyone and their mama is smoking pot now. And every yahoo wannabe hippie in Colorado is a medical expert.
fucking pot zombies. But god forbid you light a cigarette.

agree on the cigarette...

cool, ur in colorado of all places. i live in fucking utah, lol. 10 yrs from now we will be the only state not allowing pot. bible belt too.
 
Yeah, once I made that statement I thought to myself that it wasn't perfectly accurate. You would do well serving food to stoners, and a pot-themed restaurant might be something I would consider if it could be located in a tourist area that caters to the wealthy. A wine tour with a gratis blunt to smoke after lunch might also be a way to invent niches ancillary to the legal pot angle.

An endeavour open to the general public which promotes a bunch of stangers getting high is bound to get unruly from time to time based on the American "me first" attitude. If you can target a smaller, more upscale subset of those stoners you could generate more revenue per person with less hassle. Less snack food and more tasting menus.

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