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At least you had some good mammaries from the place.
It's really amazing that weed dealers ever managed to make a profit without touchscreens and faux Nordic decor in the past. >

This is what happens when politicians and businesses try to get involved with things they can never fathom. We don't want Walmarts with pot, not McPuffnalds or Buzzazon corporate dealers and their current trend and overhead up pricing. We don't want to be bled dry yet again for the sake of stock holder demands.
All we ever wanted was to walk out of Dirtbag Mike's front door without getting raked across the coals by the court system.
Edit add: Thought of another. Dunkin Doobies >

You missed Bong John Silver's >

White widow castle >

Cannabist Buy >

Bed, Bud & Beyond >

Puffalow High Things >

In and edibles right next to puff bell >

I prefer High Guys >

Dank in the Box >

I went to the location in downtown LA, and despite it being located in a grimy part of the city. it did feel like the store was trying way too hard to appeal to the "Apple" crowd. 
All their items are on display cases like an Apple Store to them being seriously overpriced, compared to other shops.
The only difference that Medmen had was that you can reserve stuff online for pickup, but all that did was save a few minutes because you still had to complete your purchase in-store. >

I go to the one in Tustin because it's close by and they give me a %15 Veteran discount, paired with the $5 I get back every other visit for my membership. Seems like a pretty good deal for me in OC at least. >

People want weed, not a haute shopping experience. Make your business more like 7-11 and less like Saks and you might do better. >

The place I get it from is pretty nice but it's not like a fucking bougie ass Apple Store. It's nice enough to look at and not feel skeevy but fast service and very "here's your shit, see ya" and that's all I ever want from buying weed. >

I'd say most dispensaries I've been to are also this way. I've run into the occasional "am I actually in a strip club?" type of place but it's not common >

There was one here in Denver owned by a strip club sharing the same parking lot.  Really deflating that it went out of business