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4. It can't be that hard to track and figure out their system.

Reply to captain queeg (Reply #3)

Thu Feb 3, 2022, 09:39 AM

Feb 2022

I did see a Penske truck back up to the local dispensary a few weeks ago. Inventory in and cash out???? Maybe they rent out trucks so it’s not the same truck all the time.

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California's legal cannabis market is 'on the brink of collapse.' Can the governor help? [View all] mahatmakanejeeves Feb 2022 OP

Strange to read. I do wonder about the expenses of cash handling underpants Feb 2022 #1

Up in WA and OR marijuana stores are increasingly robbed. captain queeg Feb 2022 #3

It can't be that hard to track and figure out their system. underpants Feb 2022 #4

A lot of them have video surveillance. It seems like the minimum that they all should do. captain queeg Feb 2022 #5

The logistics are interesting underpants Feb 2022 #7

The government should just say, "Fuck it." Drop all regulation and let the free market 3Hotdogs Feb 2022 #2

Two part, state and federal IbogaProject Feb 2022 #6

Just how would a national property tax get taxes paid by the illegal marijuana business ? MichMan Feb 2022 #8

My comment was about all use taxes IbogaProject Feb 2022 #9

What states would ever agree to cede all state & local taxing authority to the federal government ? MichMan Feb 2022 #10

How we fund education needs reform IbogaProject Feb 2022 #11