US News More Marijuana Stores than Starbucks In Denver

[The Helper]

If you want more proof that selling legal pot is a booming business, consider this statistic: Denver has more medical-marijuana shops than Starbucks Corp. locations.

Denver's City Treasurer Steve Ellington tells ABC New affiliate Channel 7 that at least 390 pot dispensaries applied for a sales-tax license recently. That compares to 208 Starbucks in the entire state of Colorado, the station reports. Denver's city council took a step toward regulating the marijuana stores last night, and the businesses are filing their tax applications.

 

[Lyerae]

Population just went up by 10% there.

Yep.

 

[Tru_Power22]

I think I know where I;m going on my holiday.

*Ffffffpt*

 

[Varine]

Good, Starbucks is not only expensive like pot but it don't get you high.

 

[Matemeo]

Pot > Starbucks.

Surprising? No.

 

[Ghan]

Not to mention that coffee is more expensive than the pot....

 

[ReVolver]

I don't see the point of Starbucks, I love making coffee and drinking it in the morning, and it kicks way more ass than theirs. Oh yea and it cost me about 1/8 of the price.

 

[KillerChi]

Revolver, they have awesome frappes.

Is this legal legal Marijuana or "legal" Marijuana? That is the news.

 

[Varine]

Revolver, they have awesome frappes.

Is this legal legal Marijuana or "legal" Marijuana? That is the news.

"Man I wonder what I should do with all this money. Think I should get a lifetime supply of weed, a house, or a small coffee at the Starbucks? I do have two Starbucks choices... the one down the street, and the one across the street from it... What do you think Rufus? I might have enough for for a shot of flavoring."

 

[ReVolver]

Revolver, they have awesome frappes.

Is this legal legal Marijuana or "legal" Marijuana? That is the news.

That's NOT coffee

Frappé may refer to:
A milkshake in the Boston, Massachusetts dialect of American English (spelled without the accent: Frappe).

A milkshake is a sweet, cold beverage which is made from milk, ice cream or iced milk, and flavorings or sweeteners such as fruit syrup or chocolate sauce. Milkshakes are usually served in a tall glass with a straw, and whipped cream may be added as a topping. Several popular milkshake flavors include vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry. In some Commonwealth nations and some parts of New England in the United States, milkshakes are made without ice cream. In those areas, a milkshake made with ice cream is commonly called a frappe.

If I wanted to get a frappe I would go somewhere else, the name is Starbucks Coffee for a reason, to get coffee.

 

[Varine]

That's NOT coffee





If I wanted to get a frappe I would go somewhere else, the name is Starbucks Coffee for a reason, to get coffee.

Someone got a little specific...

 

[ReVolver]

Well I do enjoy a frappe from time to time but I wouldn't get it at Starbucks

 

[Varine]

I wouldn't get anything there. I don't like the people that sit around in coffee shops with their laptops and pretend to be all intellectual writers and stuff. They buy something in the morning and sit their for like eight hours.

 

[ReVolver]

I wouldn't get anything there. I don't like the people that sit around in coffee shops with their laptops and pretend to be all intellectual writers and stuff. They buy something in the morning and sit their for like eight hours.

Free Wi-Fi?

I went there once, ordered some coffee and tasted the same as any coffee would, it just came with a heavier price.

 

[Varine]

Free Wi-Fi?

I went there once, ordered some coffee and tasted the same as any coffee would, it just came with a heavier price.

Not worth the wi-fi.

 

[sqrage]

The wifi actually isn't even free btw, you need a plan with AT&T or something. Or at least that's what it said when I tried to go online with my ipod touch last year.

 

[FireCat]

That's nuts!