If you look at current sales, most dispensaries sell 80-90% flower and extract. The rest is the other stuff. By 2025, the other stuff will be a much bigger slice of the pie.
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Not in the near term, but in the mid-long term, yes
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@memberdirectory, the AMA is off and running. We invite you ALL to participate in this event. Please get your questions in for Cameron Bravmann.
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Did someone bring donuts?
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you get to visit a lot of places. Do you think if you were dropped off in an unknown city, would you be able to tell if it were legal or med, or non-legal - without seeing any ads or shops, etc? I’m curious about culture and it’s response to legalization. Can you see it/feel it?
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As per the “other” category, I think we are starting to see some innovative things. Certainly, when I talk with clients, they are thinking about CPG as well. The flower game, although not over, is not why people should be rushing into the industry. I personally like water soluble cannabinoids. I think drinks will be a big deal. I would be willing to bet that sexual health, including things like lubricants will be big.
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That’s a tough one. A decade or two ago, it would have been fairly easy. There was only one Amsterdam, and I knew it pretty well, so would know if I was unexpectedly dropped off there 
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whats your astrological sign?
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But,there were lots of places then that had a similar, metro, urban, liberal feel, that may not have been legal. Nowadays, it seems like everywhere I go people are smoking weed. I am not sure if this is because I spend so much time in places that are on the forefront of this industry, or not.
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Certainly cannabis has an outsized presence in the circles I travle in, most notably the food and music industries. When I first got into this business, I was also DJing. This was in the Bay Area in the early 90s. Everyone I knew was a DJ and a dope grower; literally, not figuratively.
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Wow! I am very happy that you chose GN to be your first platform to break out into the film portion of cannabis things. Thank you! You are a natural in front of the camera!
That’s cool! Both are effective and beneficial, but which do you enjoy most, in person staffing / training or virtual training?
Thanks in advance!
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Kareenabis~
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Astrological sign - Aries
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These days you are doing a lot consulting work in the Caribbean, correct?
I suspect that this will ultimately be a huge consumer market, especially given the tourism-driven economy. What are your thoughts? What are some interesting developments in the region? What can we expect from the Caribbean in the next five years, from your perspective?
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To be fair, I did not choose GN, GN chose me
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We have a rich, however short, history of doing this
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I think I like the reach of the virtual environment, but the personal interaction with living people. So, I really think that both work well together. Given that the vast majority of my experience is in front of people, and that there would be no Cameron + GNU without my past experience, I guess I would have to come donw on that side of it. But, now that I have this new experience, I defintiely think they are complimentary
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Even better! GN chose right! 
Agreed and great to hear!
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I was just in Jamaica a couple fo weeks ago, and had a great time.Given the country’s informal association with cannabis, it certainly seems like a natural fit. However, I did notice that the thing that they call “island time” is a real thing. I am definitely a guy who likes to wake up early and get to work. That is not necessarily the way everyone on Jamaica is approaching cannabis. Having said that, I think that there is a great opportunity, not just in Jamaica, but all of the Caribbean, and any near equatorial location.
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what’s poppin in Zambia?
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