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I think the indoor grow, the hydroponics, and the need for security are a by-product of the illegality of the operation. All of which drives the merchandise price upward. That's a present reality, but I think it will change.
It's not hard to envision a future where weed is grown in huge fields and the price of the product itself drops substantially. Thus ends the need for extra security and the need for massive amounts of electricity. But this only occurs at a market saturation point where the product is being so massively produced that the final retail cost is driven not by production cost but by advertising expense - like Budweiser and Camel and Starbucks. It will ultimately reach a point that it is so readily available that no one is grabbing a bud off the farmer's field.
It's all been done before. It's tobacco.
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