I posted the following thread on the Colorado board, but would like to get a wider audience for the discussion:

What does Denver have to offer, that the other 50 states don't.

It will be interesting if there IS a noticable rise in Colorado's tourism and how different commercial businesses adapt.
 In "Liberal(?)" California one must still have a doctors prescription, then drive MILES out of your way too find a MM dispensary. You also can be ticketed for smoking "tobacco" at an outdoor cafe, or at the beach for crissakes.

...is it legal on the state level, and still illegal on the federal level?

Pot is all but legal for personal consumption in so many places now, it's just a matter of time before the other dominos fall as well. I can't imagine too many people booking a ticket to Denver just to avoid the slap on the wrist that comes from getting caught with a few grams of week.

Alcohol is legal in every state, and I don't see many providers advertising "drunk friendly" sessions, so I really don't see this being that big a deal as far as the hobby goes.

That said, I do applaud the voters in Colorado for making a big step in reclaiming our rights as supposedly "Free" citizens. We still have a long ways to go, but it is a huge step in the right direction. FWIW, I don't even indulge, but I am a huge supporter in repealing laws that throw people in prison for smoking a damn weed in the privacy of their own homes.

Doesn’t mean providers need to start openly announcing their personal stance on 420. Alcohol is legal too. But I’m betting most providers would rather not be part of any clients ‘alcohol tour’.

resident of the state...I hereby have 'no comment.' Except one.

legalized this wonderful hobby in one state hahahahahaha. Think about that for a minute. LOL

and it works just fine most of the time.

Reviews still exist in places where it's legal, but they are not as paramount when you can meet a woman in the flesh, see what she looks like and ask her EXACTLY what's on the menu before proceeding without either of you worrying that the other might be a cop.

I dunno. I can only speak for myself, but it's always been a fantasy of mine to spend some time with a provider and use marijuana at the same time. However, with the increased risks involved I've never done this. The prevailing wisdom has always been not to mix the world of hobbying with the world of illicit drugs and I've always played it safe in that regards. No reason to turn the potential of a misdemeanor into a felony. I'm a big believer in reducing risks wherever possible with seeing escorts.

not only is it a ridiculous waste of $ and resources, despite the govt.'s best efforts, continuing this 'war' is clearly futile...lol...

Where do you live? Here in L.A. or more specifically in the S.F. Valley, they're all over the place.
Practically they are next door to each other in some places like Reseda.

Under this concept, which I totally love, you'd probably have to have a license.  
If you have to have a license, I volunteer to head to the Coach store and get you a carrier for the license.
Considering the mentality of our mentally-defective elected officials, I wonder.....  
So would it have be a wrist charm bracelet, a lovely ankle bracelet, or a naughty doggie collar?  
Would you have to put it on before you would be legally bone-able?
Now you know I'd never want to be disrespectful, but I'd want to make sure you are safely protected and still looking quite stylish in the process.  
If it's not a Coach, where else could I shop for you???

If it's a prescribed drug I shouldn't need drive any further than one would if going to CVS or Waldbaums. I'm not saying the giant corporate chain's need carry it. But closing down 95+% of the MM dispensaries while over 10 liquor/tobacco outlets operate within a square mile is a bit hypocritical.

even though cannabis is still "medical" only in california, it's extremely common and generally tolerated/accepted. there's more dispensaries then there are starbucks in LA. we consume quite a bit of weed down here lol. with that said many providers still don't advertise being 420 friendly even though they easily could if they wanted to, without much hassle. most of us have our medical cards and it's only a ticket (not even a misdemeanor) if you get caught in possession without your recommendation/card so it doesn't matter much.

Man woman or child there has NEVER been a documented overdose on weed. And any residual smell left in a smoking section or 'room' is not going to cause any affect on anybody.  

A Steve McQueen skull knuckle clutch will do me just fine. Stunning...go ahead google it.  

Many would argue that as hookers, we are putting our children at risk that way, and we are in a sense. Many have been taken from a mother for such things, especially those stupid enough to work from the very house they live in. If you don't want your children exposed to second hand smoke, you would have to keep them in a freakin bubble, because it is everywhere. You can't get out your car at Winn Dixie without some person smoking on the side of you in the car with the window open, or by the door you have to walk through to enter the store. Though I agree that children should not be in closed quarters with a parent who smokes, saying they can't even do it outside is a bit absurd. Should the parent hire a babysitter every time they want to smoke?

No, I don't smoke indoors for so many reasons, and my point was only that each person has something they find not appropriate. For many, having a hooker for a mother is the most awful thing they can imagine, regardless of how together some of us really are in other areas of our lives. There is a reason so many of us HIDE what we do... that's not exactly being proud of it. We are in fact hiding it from our children and for good reason... we lead by example.

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hell LOL, seems like you found yourself a goldmine in these other countries...that's awesome. But I am a bit puzzled why you would share your lil secret with all the Johns here...you could be responsible for making it an issue of 'supply and demand' at some point then........

and most certainly not how you feel about it.  Like you, I have not had a man since I started being a provider, and feel that's best. I don't believe in that type of lifestyle (revolving door around children) to be setting a good example either, but you know that is what most assume about us as providers? They think we are like this 24/7 with no ability to think or act logically because we sell sex for a living.

Its toxicity is thousands of times greater than Cannabis. Should wine, beer and hard distillates in the home come under "child endangerment laws"?  

Apples and Oranges... you can't catch cancer from watching someone drink or being in the same room with them... you CAN from second hand smoke, which was her point. I agree, I would much rather have a child that smoked pot than drank too much, but that has nothing to do with her post. She's not being an advocate for any of it, but merely asking that people who want to do that, keep it away from her children... a right she has as a mother.