In the local cannabis scene, Hailey is known as an innovator and a trailblazer.
- At last count there were fourteen odd dispensaries, in many villages and parts of town.
Over the last year, basically ever since humanity came back from COVID, Hailey has noticed all the other shops follow her lead, and do what she does. When she started offering free house delivery on cannabis orders over a certain dollar amount, almost everyone else did it too. After Hailey sponsored a local street fair with live songs, some other cannabis shops have tried similar events. She was the first cannabis shop to hand out free stickers and posters, because Hailey knew it would generate free advertising. Guess what happened next? Every other cannabis dispensary handed out free swag. They say that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, and in this case she couldn’t possibly be more flattered. It doesn’t bother her. Hailey is focused on her own success, and the success of her cannabis operation. She would certainly steal a good idea from a rival cannabis shop if those mopes ever had an idea worth stealing. She heard a rumor that one of her rivals was going to open a cannabis smokers lounge in their store. This is an idea I have previously considered, but decided not to pursue. In this state there are strict no-smoking policies for business, including tobacco and cannabis. Why bother opening a cannabis smokers lounge if people are not allowed to smoke cannabis indoors? It doesn’t make any sense, and it won’t make money.