Wooo! Someone mentioned my state!

So many more than I thought. Dayum.

the theory is that lawmakers keep rejecting it until it’s federally legal because they want to make tax money on it just like they’ve done with liquor.

Um... that is really odd. I used to live in Illinois, which has had legal weed for years, and they've been taxing it and raking in the dough all along. In fact, a lot of states with legal weed collect tax on the sale of it.

the theory is that lawmakers keep rejecting it until it's federally legal because they want to make tax money on it

That makes no sense, because other states tax it when they sell it. If it's legal to be sold in the state, why wouldn't they be able to tax it?

Washington DC maybe I don't know.

But as someone aware with Costco pushing hard to sell liquor and Costco being centered in Washington state, I would imagine they have pushed the legislation through by now.

Wow fuck. When i went thro training they literally told me ohio was only other one, maybe its a licensing vs operating thing?

I do recall being in NC and their stores being called abc. Thats not a PA thing tho, we have plcb. (Commercial name FWGS, fine wine and good spirits).

I aint doubting yous, just surprised.

Wyoming may have state run stores. The majority are not, but it's up to the city and county to decide how they sell them. In one county I can go into Walmart and purchase liquor. In another it's only liquor stores, in another the gas station sells liquor based slushies.