Social Equity Works To Level The Recreational Pot-Selling Field
"Hell no it ain't fair."
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"Hell no it ain't fair."
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A shortage of medical marijuana in Illinois has been making headlines lately, and now, we've learned sales are being limited.
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Adults in Illinois can legally buy weed in less than two months, and the prospects for making a profit off pot are very high. But so is the risk of being ripped off.
Is Illinois' pot supply going up in smoke?
"It's totally unfair to say one sector can do something and public housing people can't."
