Tyrone

If only federal regulations could be set...things would be easier for business' to run. Until then, it's up to the community to map out the industry. I have faith that the citizens of Oregon will map things out accordingly and help get the growing marijuana industry organized. Regardless, there is always going to be some sort of illegal activity just as there is with alcohol, cigarettes and the like. One can only control so much but having those set guidelines will certainly limit the activity and allow law enforcement to do there job correctly. More importantly, clarify things for citizens.

What a brilliant idea! These marijuana friendly lodgings are great! Having a safe place to vacation and partake is awesome. Being well informed is key to this matter. One day, hopefully sooner than later, we'll look back and think how silly all of the confusion and paranoia was regarding marijuana.

I sure hope those pups find safe homes. It may be difficult because of thier training but with a little extra effort, I believe they will all find their new place in retirement.

It's unfortunate that there is so much hesitation to move forward with the changing laws regarding marijuana. Having to work with cash only is risky. I hope the federal laws work quickly to address the confusion that's still very present with the evolving marijuana industry.

States like Oregon are the pioneers when it comes to making new laws. Particularly the evolution of Marijuna and its place in the U.S. I believe the citizens of Oregon will set a swift and viable example for the Supreme Court when it's time to readdress Marijuna and its role in federal law.

I'm glad she has "retired". Hopefully this will now allow for the evolution of marijuna and its place in the United States.