Consumers respond to the recent crack-down on cannabis event organizers and venues.
Get a license! I have to have a license to operate legally; why shouldn’t they have to finish upgrading the building to handle smoke and then get their license and be legal? Because they don’t want to. ...I’m tired of my business being held to one standard and potheads another! Just sayin': Put the bong down and get the work completed and then get your license!The government needs to decide what its priorities are.
Fix your homeless and hard drug problems, and then you can bother people consuming a legalized substance. You can’t smoke cigarettes inside, either. Why should it be any different with pot? It stinks! I don’t smoke either of those, and I don’t want to be around the smell of it. If you want to do it at home, fine. f you want to have edibles at events, fine. But you can’t just smoke it inside anywhere you want. It’s such a disgusting smell.
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