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I'm dirt poor and have followed weed deals for weeks while smoking Gorilla Glue shake I bought the first time I was here. I heard about this place from a friend who's GF shops here. He got premium shake and talked it up enough for me to buy some to keep on hand /down side-if his deal was a fluke, I could always make butter/no down side. First time here, I didn't go with premium shake because I wanted sativa dominant. I was sold GG# and questioned the recommendation. I also wanted flower and was very, VERY HAPPY to see two of my all time favorites AND they were on SALE! (sad that they both used to be on the $35 shelf when I "got hooked" at HOD and Collective (now closed). I went back the next day for the gummy sale in daily texts, I mentioned the error so they could educate the guy not to complain pissed off. They asked if I brought it back and prob would have swapped but I was happy with the discount; I got it for $45. My only complaint (which I never mentioned) the 2nd 1/8th I bought seemed old and I wished I'd gone without.

I am so angry that Michigan has created a monopoly on 8mile. The elite, licensed dispensaries, whatever they call themselves, were price gouging and I had to go to three open ones because the first two (closer to my house) were EMPTY. I had to drive 20 minutes further for a more expensive smaller amount. I got the impression there is a monopoly on licensed suppliers too. Someone needs to start a Class action law suit. They should have extended the "emergency rules" until there was enough competition in the "8 mile Economy" to establish true market prices. Instead, the price gougers (from Colorado) swoop in with all the money in the world and experienced employees and lawyers. Of course they can get licensed more easily that a beginning Michigan entrepreneur. This ban is only benefiting a few "home-grown" Detroiters. If any. I thought I was never going to work again and applied for SSI. After I started with medical marihuana, I was able to get a job and keep it to this day. I don't make very much money but the change is incredible. Now that I can't have my low dose gummies by Detroit companies (especially Motor City Canabites), I'm afraid I'm going to lose my job. If I have to call-in constantly because I'm without, I won't last and then I REALLY won't be able afford anything.