Colorado lights adult pot discuss by blazing regulatory trail

<p>DENVER (Reuters) At a Denver hospital for medical marijuana, state examiner Mark Brown creates his common checks, verifying that employees wear name-tag licenses and a video notice complement works.
The store is a laid-back place with a popcorn machine, a Reefer Madness film imitation and copiousness of pot, sole both churned into candy and as buds.
Brown mingles with a staff, among them a tattooed masculine rolling joints in a side room. Fellow examiner Paul Schmidt, before an clandestine representative with a Drug Enforcement Administration, checks on a facilitys marijuana-growing operation.
A tiny organisation of customers, including an aged lady with purple hair and some some-more conservatively dressed immature adults, are selecting from a dizzying array of pot products. There are marijuana strains with names such as Bubba Kush and Buddhas Sister as good as pot-infused spirit brew and resin balls.
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