&gt; <i>&quot;I do find it funny that everyone here is jumping to find excuses for why it&#x27;s not that big of a deal&quot;</i><p>Nah -- just trying to figure out why your experience is so drastically different from ours.  You&#x27;re like &quot;weed EVERYWHERE, it dominates EVERYTHING&quot; and I&#x27;m confused because it hasn&#x27;t impacted my day-to-day existence in the slightest.  My grandpa (born in Denver in 1921) hasn&#x27;t noticed it and he lives across from Kepner middle school.  I guess that one stretch of globeville by the Purina plant (I-70 and York) smells terrible, but it&#x27;s not worse than it always has been, just different (dog food and weed are both stinky.)<p>But I live in a single-family home with a yard in a low-income neighborhood, rather than an apartment building in a low-income neighborhood, so the airflow from my stoner neighbors 2 houses down is insignificant.  On the other hand, my little sister lived in an apartment just south of Glendale before legalization, and she always complained about her stoner neighbors.