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Originally Posted by Matata
My excitement for legalization is dampened by knowing that nothing will really change for me. I'm sticking with Terry because he charges me half what the government will and I'll continue to not smoke in mixed company. I'm sort of excited about edibles, but I learnt in Washington state that they're probably going to be way too expensive to be anything other than anything other than a rare indulgence ("I just spent $30 to get sort of stoned. #### me."). I heard the edibles in California used to be awesome, but are getting (or already have been) seriously restricted as a result of legalization.
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Originally Posted by 8sPOT
Man I dont know how Terry is so much cheaper than other options. I can go online and get much better deals than anyone I've ever 'dealt' with. Maybe my Terry was making huge profits.
I agree on edibles, they seem way too expensive for what you get.
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Maybe it will change in BC once it's actually legal but right now I can buy a pack of real fruit gummies( they taste and smell delicious!) for $13. That's tax all in. I get 10 gummies at 10 mg of thc per gummy. One gets me nice and stoned but can still function in public. The stone last about 4-5 hrs. If I have a toke on top of it I am sufficiently noodled for an afternoon of puttering around the yard, watching tv, or whatever. All for about $1.50, $3 if you add the toke on top. A couple glasses of wine for dinner and i have a great afternoon and evening with absolutely no hangover.
I can buy 5 mg gummies for $6 or 25 mg gummies for $23(I think).
Other provinces may( I'm sure will) be different but BC is well ahead of the curve right now. We already have the infrastructure set up and the well set up dispensaries are paying GST and have bought business licenses from the municipalities.
Unfortunately I can see the edibles changing once federal regulations kick in but I hope not. Right now it's fantastic.