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the claim that your guest made about the people he deals with (being concerned exclusively with the legality of what they're doing) seems suspect to me. Though the laws have become more flexible with regard to growing for a permited medical user, it is illegal to take money in exchange for growing. My question is, How can these people afford to pay your guest for his services without earning money for their grow operation?

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