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Responsible-Try-5228 t1_j0cyap7 wrote

Damn, feels like they should actually negotiate a contract with their union first!

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spoil_of_the_cities t1_j0cel39 wrote

Politically connected non-profit = boycott

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scarletcrimsonrouge t1_j0db863 wrote

I never knew! Thanks for enlightening me on their gross behavior.

"The company also hired Chicago-based labor law firm Seyfarth Shaw LLP, which prides itself as keeping workplaces “union-free,” according to its website, and has a history of cases that include working against the 1960s agricultural labor activist Cesar Chavez and defending Harvey Weinstein’s film company against a slew of sexual harassment claims."

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NYCBYB t1_j0g5eog wrote

There’s cannabis dispensaries open all over nyc. They’re called bodegas. By the time official dispensaries open, most consumers will already have a place to buy that will be cheaper because they don’t pay tax. The rollout has been really poorly managed.

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LowellGeorgeLynott t1_j0gcox4 wrote

Not to mention they magically legalized weed in NYC right after NJ cuz they knew they would lose* tax revenue to people crossing the border to buy.

NY state doesn’t deserve our cannabis taxes. We shoulda had this rolled out properly years ago.

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drpvn t1_j0bswx3 wrote

When does Empire get shut down?

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BroonyBroons t1_j11ec72 wrote

Honestly as soon as I can buy trustworthy edibles I’ll never go back to empire. Their prices are opportunistic and prohibitive. I hope they go under once legal sales are established.

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drpvn t1_j1205lb wrote

I like to contemplate what they’ll do with our drivers license info.

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dadefresh t1_j0d944l wrote

I’m sure there’s plenty of cynics but I’m looking forward to legal commercial weed sales.

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BroonyBroons t1_j0iow2x wrote

Same. And I’m especially looking forward to buying from Housing Works, because of their charitable work. It’s a two-for-one win as far as I’m concerned.

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