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Dear Stoner: A weed-friendly bus to the airport would cause more trouble than it’s worth. All the weird looks and extra hassles from security because of how bad you smell? No, thanks.
Move Along
Dear Move Along: Denver recently issued the city’s first marijuana hospitality license for a mobile lounge, and the service is booking rides to Denver International Airport. While that might scare you, there were already loads of people walking through airports reeking of burnt weed every day. Creating a permitted service that ensures safer and legal consumption methods probably won’t increase that.
A new mobile marijuana lounge is booking rides to Denver International Airport.
Jacqueline Collins
I’ve seen people hotboxing their cars in the airport parking lot, ripping hash pens outside of the entrance and eating edibles in the ticketing line. (I may have been that person once or twice.) Being stoned in public isn’t a crime in Colorado, though, and most of us are smart enough to leave or throw away any cannabis before joining the security line. At least a shuttle would keep that consumption more confined.
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Given how few cannabis crime incidents have been reported by DIA since legalization occurred, I don’t expect a pot-friendly shuttle to create new problems for those of us who smell like hot leaf, regardless of our transportation method. And unlike drunk people, high folks don’t cause problems at the airport – other than walking too slow.
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