Preparing to move, Medical marijunan issues.

dude...why not just be more careful where you are now...it just seems kind of foolish to move entirely because of marijuana, but if you have other reasons for moving and are going to do so anyway and you want a good medical marijuana state i mean cali has by far the most clubs which means better buds...so if you're looking for good bud go there...unfortunately cost of living is higher on average but you could make it work if you want to move out there...i can't really suggest any cities to you because you can probably decide that on your own...but as far as big cities go i've thought about moving to la or vegas possibly when i turn 21 for the night life there...colorado is a really nice state with good buds there's a lot of places i know i'd love to be in the u.s. that's what's nice about this country there's something for everyone...so if you really don't like where you are by all means go somewhere else, just go with your gut that's my only advice...

 

if i had the choice to move anywhere in the country, i would move to Nor Cal.

 

it is pretty nice for sure...the bud is plentiful...i go to school out there but i'd like to explore other areas to the south as well la, san diego, san luis obispo, the bay area is nice but cost of living is kinda high... but i really like it out there on the whole also want to see seattle it seems like it would be chill as hell there i just don't like rain much...that's the downside to pnw it tends to rain a lot and has cooler weather. Arizona is pretty cool not sure about medical mj there though but i know a few people that moved there from oh to go to university of arizona and they loved it...

 

nor cal, if you want to actually live like you said in a nice city....ridiculous idea. so heads up cuz you wont be able to afford it unless you got a nice job.

 

yeah all of cali is expensive as hell

but good luck nush

 

I would suggest So cal, just live a bit outside of the L.A.

A good place to start is Riverside - bad smog, but it's an hour away from L.A., four hours from Vegas, and a few from San Diego; you do feel like you're smack dab in the middle. Plus, Orange County is 40 minutes away and they have quite a listing in NORML for medical marijuana.

I would suggest Orange County, it's less, um, boondocks and more upper class; but I hate O.C. as much as I hate Irvine. No offense to anyone, but come on! It's like living with plastic people! They all look exactly alike (blonde skinny L.A. wannabes or whatnot) If you've ever seen The Oblongs, the valley feels like Moreno Valley and Riverside while the Hill is Irvine and O.C.! Still, I'd pick Riverside over O.C. and Irvine any day.

 

move to Humboldt County. cheap rent, GREAT, u didnt hear me...>GREAT weed. no city life but GREEAT weed and CHEEAP rent.

 

The San Francisco Bay Area

There's 3 major cities within 30 mins of each other all with populations fairly big (SF 800,000, San Jose 1,000,000, Oakland 400,000) and the nightlife is great if that's what you're into. The bud is like no other and has to be experienced to be believed. There's more clubs than you can count and the mentality around here about marijuana is probably the best in the country. Only thing is be prepared to shell out $1,000 for a 1 bedroom apt. in SF and about $650 for the same in the suburbs. You get what you pay for though there is almost no smog and the views around here are amazing.

 

It would be too hard for me to make a move like that. Most of my dealers ive known for 10 years+

I'd have no idea what to do id just sit in my apt getting high by myself all day..

 

Good luck with it.

But also remember while Cali has a high cost of living, their wages are also a bit better. It's still going to be expensive, but don'y compare you job wages in the midwest to what you'll be making in Cali.

And for the weed laws you're speaking of, Cali is the only state I would recommend. lol

 

I suggest moving to Oregon...Really easy to get a card and fairly cheap to live.

 

If you're looking to stay in the states I'd say Cali, Seattle or Oregon.

Don't move to Denver, although I am an avid Broncos fan the city is filled with meth and crack heads, when I was there didn't like the atmosphere nor would I like to live there.

Seattle is a beautiful city honestly one of the most well kept in the entire US and they are fairly lax when it comes to Marijuana same goes for Oregon and the whole northwest. Although I am sure Cali would be a great place to move it would not be my first choice (although the med system sounds sweet!).

In all honesty I'd move to Vancouver! The city has a great night life, people are friendly, can't beat the bud, its absolutely gorgeous (snow capped mountains!) and you can have sessions with Spliff!

No matter what decsion you make, make sure that you make it for more reasons than just getting a Med card.

 

Here is my two cents about it, well I live out here in Cali and yes I would have to say our medical marijuana is off the hook as well as alot of the stuff you can get off the streets. If you move out here in So CAl I would say move to the I.E. which is the inland empire, rent is cheaper out that way but dispensaries are scarce out that way to but I know of a few. Another option could be Seattle I have lived there as well rent is cheap up there and I know there weed is good as well although I do not know how there medical marijuana scene is Im sure it is on the same level as ours.

 

$150 dollars, your medical records, and an hour trip into the city.

 

In all actuality Vancouver is one of the greatest places to live in the world. If you live downtown you will have endless things to do, although downtown rent can be pricey (remember Canadian $). Marijuana is socially acceptable so smoking isn't much of a problem. I can't really tell you what transfering school records as I have no personal experience with it but I am sure you could find out somewhere.

If you have any specific questions, feel free to ask.

Oh and if you'd like to stay in the US definetly look into Seattle it is similar to Vancouver in almost every way.