Creative Ways People Avoid Hiring or Doing Business With Black people
... After a year of collecting data, the researches found that black sellers received fewer responses, fewer offers, and were offered lower prices. They found that buyers were less respectful when dealing with the black sellers, and were more concerned about delivery and payment. They also found that people flagged the ads as inappropriate, which led to them being removed, at a higher rate than for white people with the same ad ...
I met a black coop owner in Ventura a few weeks ago.
I don't think its a matter of 'why not' - I think its a matter of 'who is' - and thats not necessarily something you broadcast to everyone.
I've researched what it takes to open one, and I think it would be *very* lucrative, considering how many new delivery services I see open up every couple months in Southern California. However, it would require a fairly established business model and accountants, lawyers, etc, so a substantial investment.
Beyond California/Oregon/Colorado, I thought it'd be smart to follow decriminalization nation-wide and be ready to branch out as soon as its legal there.
How Rapper Snoop Is Building an Empire Including a “weed” Delivery Service
Snoop has turned the tables on traditional stereotypical pothead behavior once again. Instead of weed turning his brain to mush and causing him to sit idly upon his sofa and burn through his cash on more weed and munchies, the rap legend has invested in the plant’s future. Casa Verde Capital, Snoop Dogg’s investment company, recently put a large sum of money into a company called Eaze ...
Because the fuzz would target them for raids...you have to have almost 2 mil to start a dispensery along with having the right paperwork...that is a big gamble when the boys still have the power to run u out of business....
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