Bad Karma
Well-Known Member
I was doing my youtube surfing as usual and came across an interesting interview.
[video=youtube;b_s9c1b5vhU]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_s9c1b5vhU&feature=digest[/video]
So according to the Paradise Seeds guys, "There's nothing happening in Amsterdam this year" (as in no Cannabis Cup).
If you go to the Cannabis Cup's website it has a countdown going, so it appears to be happening as usual, or is it?
Sure the Cup may still be happening this year, but if a well known company like Paradise Seeds is skipping it, who else is skipping it?
If foreigners are banned from the coffee shops, the actual amount of money changing hands is going to be a fraction of what it once was.
The tourism is what made money for the Cup, without said tourism, there's no point in attending and selling your wares if you're a company (tourist = $$$).
Paradise Seeds may have just said out loud what the entire cannabis industry already knew, "There's nothing happening in Amsterdam this year."
[video=youtube;b_s9c1b5vhU]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_s9c1b5vhU&feature=digest[/video]
So according to the Paradise Seeds guys, "There's nothing happening in Amsterdam this year" (as in no Cannabis Cup).
If you go to the Cannabis Cup's website it has a countdown going, so it appears to be happening as usual, or is it?
Sure the Cup may still be happening this year, but if a well known company like Paradise Seeds is skipping it, who else is skipping it?
If foreigners are banned from the coffee shops, the actual amount of money changing hands is going to be a fraction of what it once was.
The tourism is what made money for the Cup, without said tourism, there's no point in attending and selling your wares if you're a company (tourist = $$$).
Paradise Seeds may have just said out loud what the entire cannabis industry already knew, "There's nothing happening in Amsterdam this year."