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I'm disappointed with Lux Leaf's advertising choices. The large sign stating "weed love to serve you" is highly distracting and could easily take a driver's attention off the road, increasing the risk of an accident. Businesses operating near roadways should be mindful of public safety, not using oversized or gimmicky signage that draws unnecessary attention from drivers.
Additionally, this type of wording makes cannabis seem fun, harmless, and playful, which risks appealing to minors. Cannabis retailers should be held to standards similar to tobacco companies, where advertising is strictly limited and not designed to make the product look inviting or entertaining to younger audiences.
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Your response proves my point about the lack of professionalism. Instead of addressing the concerns raised about public safety and responsible advertising, you chose to make a personal remark about "attitude."
I don't use drugs, and that's my choice. Raising concerns about road safety and youth-targeted messaging isn't an "attitude" issue — it's a legitimate opinion. Businesses can disagree without resorting to mockery.
This reply only reinforces my concerns about how seriously you take responsibility and public perception.
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