The delivery driver got stuck in the soft mud

My wife prefers to order marijuana from one particular delivery service, but I prefer to use another.

Both places offer free delivery, due to our close proximity to the store.

Both offer the same products, but the dispensary that my wife likes has cannabis infused wine. The one that I prefer has cheaper concentrates. Since both of the dispensaries offer free delivery services, we usually order from both places when we place an order. Last weekend my wife ordered a 4-pack of the cannabis infused wine from her favorite dispensary. I ordered a large amount of concentrates from the other place because I was totally out. I bought four grams of live resin and a new piece of glass for smoking flower. My driver arrived first. It was raining that day and the driveway was filled with mud. The driver parked his car on the side of the driveway where the mud was thick and the guy got stuck. He was still trying to get out of the mud when the second delivery driver arrived. My wife told me that she wasn’t embarrassed at all when the other delivery driver arrived, but I definitely was. I didn’t need them to know that I was ordering from different places. Now that the delivery drivers know, they will probably talk to each other and the rumors around town will start flying. Maybe I should have tried to help the guy out of the mud, but my wife and I decided to record the whole thing on our Tik-Tok account. So far the video has received over 100,000 views.
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All deliveries have to be counted before they hit the shelves

The dispensary ran out of infused pre-rolls on Saturday morning.

They don’t receive another shipment until Monday and I was there on Monday morning when the store opened.

I had a fishing trip with my friends planned for the same day and I was in charge of getting supplies. The guys were supposed to meet me at 9 a.m. at the lake with all three of the kayaks. The delivery truck was sitting outside of the marijuana dispensary when I arrived. Most of the time I use the delivery service. I don’t always go to the store to pick up items, but the marijuana dispensary was on my way to the lake. As soon as I walked into the building, I asked the budtender if they had the infused pre-rolled. The budtender told me that they had the product, but they could not let me purchase any of the items until all of the stock was counted. If I wanted to wait, that was fine, but the budtender and manager said they were not going to be able to sell any of the infused pre-roll until 10. The deliveries all had to be counted, labeled, and then entered into the system before they could be sold. I honestly didn’t know it was going to be such a big process. When I found out that it was going to take forever, I decided to pick out something else for my friends and I. It was more important for me to get to the lake then to show up with the infused pre-rolls that I promised.

 

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I love being able to shop sales at the cannabis stores

It’s important for me to feel like I’m saving money whenever I go to the store to complete a shopping list I’ve been working on for several days.

If I’m going to drop $100 or more on groceries and supplies, I want to utilize whatever coupons and sales promotions that are available to me.

It’s not always easy to find these savings if you’re not proactive about looking at sales papers each week, which are typically found on store websites and phone applications. One of my favorite grocery stores is always running their buy-one, get-one-free deals and the products offered are always in rotation. Some weeks you’ll find critical meat products on sale while other days you’ll end up with cereal, cookies, or other snack food. Now that inflation has raised all of the prices at the grocery store, looking for sales and promotions is a critical step at this point in time. While inflation doesn’t really drive the prices at the cannabis stores, it is still equally important to shop all of the sales and promotions at your local weed dispensaries. There are sales every single week, even if it requires shopping at more than one weed store. That’s how I’m able to afford all of the cannabis I smoke, because without the sale prices I don’t know what I would do. The cost of marijuana would be so burdensome that I don’t know if I’d be able to use it daily any longer. Some of the dispensaries also offer discounts for SNAP recipients and veterans that can be stacked on top of existing discounts. There has never been a better time to be a cannabis user.

 

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I often smell cannabis on people walking through the grocery store

Before the recent years of cannabis legalization in this state, I was deathly afraid of people finding out that I used weed.

There was still a heavy stigma associated with marijuana consumption, especially in places of employment.

I remember asking a friend of mine for some of his urine to pass a drug test in late 2014 when I accepted a job offer at a newspaper where I’d been employed as a contract employee for several years at that point. It was a daunting experience and I was scared to death that I was going to get caught with that extra vial of urine inside my pants. Thankfully nothing bad happened and I was able to get through with no incident. Things have changed so much in my state since we legalized cannabis for medical use back in 2016. I never noticed the smell of cannabis in parking lots anymore than I remember smelling it on peoples’ clothing inside actual stores. But now that it has been six years since we unveiled legal medical cannabis in this state, I’m smelling a strong aroma of marijuana on people in all sorts of settings. While it is usually while I’m grocery shopping at a local store, that’s not always the case. Someone at work walked in the other day smelling like they had smoked a blunt on their way to the office. I’m surprised they didn’t get outed by people around them and sent home for using unapproved drugs. As much as I love medical marijuana as much as the next person, I wouldn’t risk getting in trouble smoking weed on the way to work when I could smell like a hippy bus in the process.

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Pre-rolled joints of cannabis are often made with shake and trim left-overs

I’m happy to try new cannabis products when they’re made available.

When my state first unveiled medical marijuana in 2016, the available products were fairly dismal. Everything was made from cannabis distillate oil which contained roughly THC, a few other cannabinoids, and botanical terpenes that didn’t actually match the profiles of the strains they were intended to mimic. The first cannabis flower products were sold in pre-filled pods that were intended to go inside cannabis dry herb vaporizers because our state legislature was convinced there was no medical value to smoking marijuana. I remember hearing them echo the sentiment that you didn’t “smoke medicine,” but there were many doctors that stepped forward who said exactly the opposite. A judge ordered that the smoking ban was unconstitutional, but the previous governor kept appealing the decision until the recent governor caved to pressure when he took office. I don’t like him, but I’m happy he followed the law that 70% of the state supported when they voted for it in 2016. After that smoking ban ended, nearly all of the existing cannabis dispensary companies jumped on board with selling flower products in their stores. You can buy whole flowers or pre-rolled joints of cannabis flower buds. However, many of the pre-rolled joints offered by marijuana companies in this state are made from the lowest quality material. All of the shake, trim, and left-overs are used for pre-rolled joints at most cannabis dispensaries. Only a few make pre-rolled joints out of whole flower buds that are ground down. Naturally, those are much better quality pre-rolled joints than the ones made out of the garbage that would usually go into an extraction run.

 

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