[Canniseur: Something is wrong with the numbers here. It’s subtle, but there are some issues between states. As an example, The population of Colorado is around 5.75 million people. The population of Oregon is 4.2 million people. That’s about a 25% difference. When you look at sales between the two states, the difference is less than 10%. Given that most populations consume cannabis at about the same rate, there’s a big gap between Oregon and Colorado sales. And Oregon is reputedly the least expensive state to buy cannabis. So what gives? The only answer that comes readily to mind? The black market. It’s going to be interesting to watch this develop.]
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