I manage a store on the outskirts of Seattle.
I used to manage a place near the downtown area, but I like it much better out here.
The pace is a little slower, and most of my customers are local folks who live in the hills and the forests. In the city everyone was always in a hurry, and the cannabis dispensary is not a great place for hurrying. This is a place for going slow and taking your time. I am a great fit here, slightly away from the hectic pace of Seattle, but still close enough to see the lights. I live in Seattle, and I love it here, and I have no intention to ever move, but I do like getting out of the city for my shifts. The people out here are my kind of people, who love the amenities that Seattle has to offer, but still want to live in the wilderness. These are hermits and loners, survivalists, conspiracy nuts, lunatics, and rebel cannabis farmers. Of course cannabis is legal in Seattle and the entire state of Washington, but some people still don’t trust what they call “government weed.” These people usually order growing equipment and seeds from me, so they can cultivate their own marijuana crops. I would estimate there are over 100 illegal cannabis farms in the Seattle area. Obviously this doesn’t get in the way of Seattle being a major center of industry for cannabis, because the product is that highly in demand. One day I hope to own a Seattle cannabis shop of my own.