Zapp Brannigan

Well if your workplace requires drug tests and you fail then that's on you that's the chance you take. Legalizing recreational should have no effect on employers drug testing (i think there may be something in the bill about this, but I have not read the complete bill). The prices at the dispensary are crazy 100.00 there gets you what 40-50 gets you on the street and they do sell the flower but its ground up already to meet NYS standards and who knows what's ground up with it and the street quality is better. That and one of the big corporations that supply our "local" dispensary was caught shipping out moldy product.

we run hulu, disney, plus,netflix and an iptv I pay 20 a month for that has every channel and then some. Plus 1 or 2 other streaming apps of questionable legality.

Not bad speeds at all

I have not seen anything about keeping track of who buys what. Also waiting for the actual bill to be released so I can read it. I have a medical card so any chances of me getting a pistol permit as far as I know is 0 not that I wanted one anyways.

Yes I agree with you same laws should apply. They are worried it will still be used as a crutch to pull over minorities. However are they smelling it because it was used in the car or are they smelling it because they have it in the car. I mean there is a difference in the smell of used and non used.

Some of the final issues were Home grow for medical patients, how they would handle/check for dwi and if the smell of marijuana from a car is enough to justify a search of the vehicle.

I hate the term African American, Is the person actually from Africa or are they just black.

Wanda is an omega level mutant who can alter reality. They will more than likely be using her to introduce the X-men and other mutants into Disneys Marvel

Yes the medical is very expensive and until recently has only been tinctures,pills and vaping oils. They have started selling pre ground flower meant for vaping. Ive seen some complaints that some is almost like powder. A00242 below would be great and helpful for medical users. Here’s a summary of what the New York marijuana bills would accomplish: A00040: This legislation would require a study on how taxes and banking are managed for the medical cannabis market. A report would have to be submitted by January 16, 2022. A00127: The bill would made a series of revisions to the state’s medical marijuana program. Its primary purpose is to expand who qualifies as a cannabis caretaker who can possess products on a patient’s behalf, adding “facility caregivers” to the list. That includes workers in hospitals, adult care facilities and mental health institutions. A00169: Under this proposal, the definition of a “serious condition” that qualifies a patient for medical cannabis would be amended. Rather than list out specific eligible maladies, people could qualify for having any “condition, or symptom or complication of the condition or its treatment, for which, in the practitioner’s professional opinion and review of past treatments, the patient is likely to receive therapeutic or palliative benefit from primary or adjunctive treatment with medical use of medical marihuana.” A00184: This measure would provide for the regulatory “normalizing” of organizations that are permitted to “produce, sell, deliver or distribute” cannabis. A00242: If enacted, medical marijuana would be considered a “prescription drug” that’s eligible for health insurance coverage. A00413: The bill would add dysmenorrhea, or pain linked to menstrual cramps, to the list of conditions that qualify patients for medical cannabis. A00531: This would remove the “serious” designation as a requirement to qualify for medical marijuana. It also increase the amount of cannabis that a patient can purchase at one time from a 30- to 60-day supply. A medical marijuana research program, along with applicable licenses, would be created. S00183: Patients could not be evicted from residential properties based solely on their certified use of medical cannabis under this proposal.

Does that make the state responsible for any lost revenue? Congratulations to those businesses!!