But that has the effect of adding costs to both the operators and obviously downstream the consumer. They're the ones who bear that cost. So We continue to see people going to Massachusetts... to purchase their cannabis. or New York, you know, because we're a small state and geographically, for everybody who lives on the border, if you can go across state line, which you shouldn't be doing to get a cheaper product, people are going to do that. (16:14–16:19)
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