Although licenses have been issued for about 40 stores, only 18 were selling pot in July, and 16 of them have reported sales so far in August.
“It’s off to a healthy start, considering that the system isn’t fully up and running yet,” said Brian Smith, a spokesman for the Washington Liquor Control Board.
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"Its off to a HEALTHY start". How about that. The liberal mindset.
yeah, 3:26, tell that to Ron Paul, a conservative physician.
Other states will follow in short order
Maryland will be last to recognize the profits to be had.
The Washington "Post" is jealous!
Hey, it's just a letter off!
1 million in taxes from 3.8 million in sales. If the oil companies made that percentage they would be evil. Over 25% for doing nothing.
I have no idea how long it takes to grow pot. Maybe someone could educate me on that. What I wonder is how they were able to sell that much. Where did they get all the pot from in such a short amount of time.
It's a weed.
Hey weed smokers if you think your going to get away driving weed stoned your time is UP there is a test that now will be done if your stoned it's called a SWAB OF THE MOUTH join our drunk club...if you got this far in the article...
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