We live in an part considered rural, I guess because we are far from neighborhood limits, but there are numerous communities out here to keep the local businesses open because we all enjoy to shop locally.
- That’s how I knew Ken’s marijuana dispensary was going to make it, he took over an empty building out here, but he only used the front of it and a lot of his shelving was empty for a while.
He gave a few edibles, a couple of weird types of pens, and a couple of topicals and tinctures. His selection was particularly limiting but he was willing to order something for you if and when he could. I like the tinctures and I am grateful to find them at Ken’s marijuana dispensary. I immediately became a regular at the marijuana dispensary and often struck up a conversation with Ken. He disclosed to me once that it took more money than he expected to open his marijuana dispensary and that’s why his inventory was so limited, so I was pretty uneasy for Ken while in the shutdown, when small businesses particularly suffered. When businesses finally started to reopen and I went to visit Ken’s cannabis dispensary, I found the entire building being used and shelves stocked high! Ken told me that business had flourished while in the shutdown because he had opened up his cannabis dispensary online and gave delivery service. He told me that his online business and delivery continue to flourish because numerous people are still trying to avoid public places. I thought that was good and I am particularly cheerful that Ken is doing well.