Denver Colorado has welcomed medical pot shops more than many places where you can legally buy medical pot.
Now it is claimed that their are more pot shops than Starbucks.
Can you believe that there are as many qualified medical pot users in the city of Denver as there are Starbucks customers?
There are about 100 Starbucks in the Denver area and each averages about 400 customers per day.
That is 40,000 customers per day buying medical marijuana if the traffic is equal and the pot dispensaries about the same in number.
It is said that there are about 125,000 people with medical pot cards, so abut 30% of them are buying pot every day.
Of course NONE of them sell or give pot to third parties.
None of them drive stoned.
None of them perform work that involves safety risks, like operating heavy equipment or providing health care.
I see this pot shop overload coming to the People's Republik of Kalifornia and it ain't going to be pretty.
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Wednesday, July 6, 2011
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Take this one to the Supreme Court
I think it is time for the Supreme Court to pass judgement on stupidity.
We need a major court to say it is our fault when we hurt ourselves like this and we just need to accept blame and move along.
Another (alleged) dufus is suing because the water was too hot.
Zeynep Inanli claims that Starbucks sold tea that was hot enough to cause "great physical pain and mental anguish" because the beverage was served "unreasonably hot, in containers which were not safe".
Anyone who makes tea the right way understands that the water should be between 180 to 210 degrees (unless you are making a delicate green tea).
If that is too hot for you and you are too lame to handle an environmentally friendly container, it's your fault you got burned.
And anguish; really?
When I spill something hot on myself, my 'anguish' is actually guilt felt for being clumsy.
We need a major court to say it is our fault when we hurt ourselves like this and we just need to accept blame and move along.
Another (alleged) dufus is suing because the water was too hot.
Zeynep Inanli claims that Starbucks sold tea that was hot enough to cause "great physical pain and mental anguish" because the beverage was served "unreasonably hot, in containers which were not safe".
Anyone who makes tea the right way understands that the water should be between 180 to 210 degrees (unless you are making a delicate green tea).
If that is too hot for you and you are too lame to handle an environmentally friendly container, it's your fault you got burned.
And anguish; really?
When I spill something hot on myself, my 'anguish' is actually guilt felt for being clumsy.
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