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A caller is upset that the top cannabis dispensary in Florida is putting profits over the cause. He contends that they put out an inferior product. They keep opening stores but can't stock them. Their app doesn't reflect accurate inventory. And when it comes to fighting for legalized marijuana nationwide they only pay lip service.

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Caller: I wanted to talk about Florida. Specifically the cannabis industry. true leave is the number one cannabis company or at least they'll declare themselves the number one cannabis company in the world. And I don't know if people really realize how legal cannabis is going in other states compared to their own. But in my instance, I’ve had the specific I guess dealings with truly where I’ve seen them sort of act like a gang. Where they're legal but they sort of treat it mostly for-profit and they don't really care too much to communicate what their goals are or that they're going to try and supply more products for their patients. One of the things that they tell us that they are number one but they continually open up new stores and they continually have shortages at their other stores. And what they'll do is they'll provide products for the major cities and they'll have Kim Rivers the CEO go on national tv and tell how good her company is and how great they are doing for the movement. But one thing that really stands out is something even like their website. They make so much money so much profit but they can't even help out and make a website that shows accurate inventory on a consistent basis. And they can't provide that inventory on a consistent basis to the stores that they already provide.
Sam Seder: So wait wait wait wait so let me just be clear. Like you then this is the medical marijuana dispensaries just not not not doing a good job.
Caller: Yes I would say that for sure. Basically.
Sam: But I just want to be clear on what the issue is. I mean it's just like I mean I think you know part of it is that because my sense is the part of it is because we have such a sort of like a tepid entrance into this market. I don't know if it changes state to state. and part of it also probably you know because of federal inhibitions. that there's just not the um the amount of regulation that should be going on with some of this.
Caller: It looks like I mean they don't really fight for the legalization as much as they fight for their profits. For example, if they really cared about their patients they would provide more for their patients instead of for their profits like the inventory issue. The website issue. These are things that if they don't fix it immediately or if they don't fix it over time after hearing it consistently that it's a problem and that it needs to be fixed then it starts to show as a point from a to b of what their goals are. Open stores get profits. But I feel like we're sort of missing out on this opportunity to push for legalization when it comes specifically to the employees and the communication through their stores. That hey this is something that works we legalize it because it works but we need to push and we need to do more this is what you can do like for I was an employee in one of these dispensaries and we didn't really push for information sharing. We only pushed the products out. And that was their only goal to have low wait times in the dispensary.
Sam: Yes of course!
Caller: But we're not but I don't think there's enough outrage or enough people's voices going out into the world and saying this is wrong. It's not only wrong now but it's been wrong for the past 50 years. Yeah, I just don't know if I hear it enough on your show because I don't maybe listen enough. But I just was hoping that we could maybe start to push this often if we could. As often as possible.
Matt: The problem isn't that like this is a monopoly this is a medical marijuana monopoly in Florida that is absolutely not incentivized to like do broader legalization.