Toronto and Vancouver cannabis shops and suppliers are expecting a high when the World Cup gets underway next week.
B.C.’s pot distributor is forecasting a moderate increase in cannabis demand and sales on match days in Vancouver’s downtown core.
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Its Ontario counterpart pegged the potential sales boost at 10 per cent for some businesses near the action.
Sean Kady’s pot shop Cosmic Charlies is a short walk from Toronto Stadium, so he anticipates plenty of World Cup visitors.
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To satisfy demand, he’s selling a bong that resembles the tournament’s golden trophy and stocking up on novelty products tourists tend to want like oversized pre-rolls.
Over in Vancouver, the president of the Inspired Cannabis chain ordered plenty of vapes and beverages to fuel the increase in sales he predicts will come from World Cup goers.
Wait till FIFA closes all the stores that they don’t make money on within a certain radius that they control around the stadiums.
Our country Canada needs a lot of prayers. People need to come back to God and Jesus is the only one that can bring us true peace and healing. Not drugs.