Cannabis Insiders Smoke Out 420's Biggest Trends And Challenges
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"Smoking as much flower as you possibly can proves to still be the unique consumption trend on 420," one person in the bud business said.
Saturday is a green letter day on the cannabis calendar.
Folks in the 41 states where marijuana is either recreationally or medically legal will be partaking in 420 this Saturday — a pot-oriented equivalent to “hangover holidays” like the boozy American versions of St. Patrick’s Day and Cinco De Mayo.
“Envision this: The air filled with the aroma of premium cannabis, intertwined with laughter and camaraderie,” former pro wrestler Ric Flair told HuffPost. “420 is a day that transcends mere tokes; it’s a voyage into heightened serenity, a revelry in life’s luxuries: styling, profiling, limousine-riding, and jet-flying!”
Flair — who, like many celebrities, has his own cannabis line — will be celebrating 420 by promoting said bud brand at a dispensary in Valley Glen, California.
Meanwhile, fellow athlete-turned-pot-entrepreneur Mike Tyson will be at a 420 activation event in New York’s Times Square.
"I am not going to do that. Maybe I’ll do it a little bit, but probably not," the comedian told CNN's Jake Tapper.
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