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Reefer Report Card Vol. 04: Connecticut cracks down on smoke shops, Michigan diverts cannabis taxes into lawsuits, and Maryland’s marijuana pardon effort stalls. Santa Barbara ends weed enforcement while Mike Tyson asks Trump for cannabis reform. Pot Culture Magazine rates the week’s wins and fails.
Mike Tyson just launched a full-court press on the federal weed system. Joined by athletes and artists, he’s demanding President Trump reschedule cannabis, release prisoners, and stop treating legal operators like criminals. The DEA is stalling. Congress is hiding. The champ is not. This is the culture punching back, one haymaker at a time.
Celebrity weed is everywhere, flashy, overpriced, and often full of mids. This piece rips the gloss off the jars and calls out the marketing machine hijacking cannabis culture. Real smokers know the difference between herb and hype. This is your wake-up call.
On November 15, 2024, Mike Tyson, 58, faced 27-year-old Jake Paul in an exhibition match at AT&T Stadium. Despite Tyson's initial aggression, Paul's speed and reach led to his victory by unanimous decision. Tyson's return demonstrated resilience, emphasizing the importance of mental and physical preparation, while highlighting his enduring legacy in boxing.
Mike Tyson’s latest cannabis gummies, “Mike’s Knockout Gummies,” hit Colorado shelves, legally dodging the state’s strict regulations on THC edibles.
Mike Tyson embraces a disciplined approach, abstaining from sex and marijuana in preparation for his upcoming fight with Jake Paul. This new regimen marks a stark contrast to his past, showcasing Tyson's dedication to not just competing, but excelling in the ring
