Rickey Henderson’s Legacy Lives On: As Cannabis Goes Mainstream

Rickey Henderson, the legendary Oakland Athletics player, has passed away at the age of 65. Henderson is widely regarded as the greatest player in Oakland Athletics history, and his death marks the end of an era for the team and the city.

Meanwhile, marijuana continues to gain mainstream acceptance, with 50% of the population having access to the drug. The plant has become a popular consumer product, with even the “war on drugs” generation of Baby Boomers embracing it for its medical benefits. According to a recent survey, 28% of adults aged 35-50 used marijuana in the past year, a significant increase from 13% in 2012.

Michigan has become a hub for cannabis sales, with the state expected to hit $3 billion in sales this year. The state’s tax revenue from cannabis sales has surpassed that of alcohol sales, making it a reliable source of income.

In other cannabis news, Planet 13, the largest dispensary in North America, has introduced a “store-in-store” concept, similar to traditional department stores. The concept features exclusive merchandise and strains from popular brands like Khalifa Kush.

Cannabis has also become a popular choice for celebrations, with the day before Thanksgiving being dubbed “Green Wednesday.” The industry refers to this day as “Drinksgiving” and “Blackout Friday,” but the public has adopted the term “Green Wednesday” to describe the day’s cannabis use.

Overall, cannabis has become a mainstream product, with widespread acceptance and growing popularity.