My wife and I went away for the weekend, and although it was just a few hours drive to the shore it really felt like we went to a different country. Admittedly I do live in a very large, very long state, and people from the north have a lot of little differences from the people down south. We were still a little blown away by it all! For example the gas prices there were shockingly high, and the diners there offered “local specialty foods” that neither of us had ever heard of. Something else that caught me off guard was how available CBD oil was. Of course, I was also pretty ignorant about what CBD oil was really all about, so at first they had legalized marijuana down there! CBD oil is a far cry from marijuana though, even if most people who use it aren’t aware of that fact. It is legal to sell CBD oil just about anywhere, because it goes through a process to remove the THC content from it. This renders it purely medicinal, and it can’t be used to get stoned like other forms of marijuana. There are types of CBD oil out there that do have enhanced THC content, mind you, but those oils are not legally available, not yet anyway. It makes me wonder how authentic these products are, because seeing CBD oils being sold at gas station was a bit weird. Shouldn’t CBD oils and such be sold in dispensaries, or at the very least head shops, instead of in the candy aisle?