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With the summer going by as fast as it is it’s important to make the absolute most of it, and I’m happy to say that that day I did. Sadly, all good things have to come to an end, and the night did indeed come to a close, but that day was one of if not the best day of my summer so far. We went to McDonald’s and indulged on chicken nuggets, fries and McFlurries. When we left the building, it was raining profusely and the car was several blocks away, so we ran through the rain singing “Is it too late now to say soorrryyy?” just like Justin just did. Overall, the concert was even more fun than I thought it was going to be easily worth every penny. Jess and I then got a perfect view of Justin walking down the stairs to backstage with his brother and saw a man hand him a towel and then wrap his brother up in one. At the end he held his little brother and thanked the crowd for coming. Rain poured down on him, and I have to say, he looked super hot dripping wet. His encore was Sorry, and it was definitely my favorite song that he performed. On top of that, we could see everything that was going on backstage the backup dancers getting ready, people making preparations, and, when the time came, Bieber sitting in a chair waiting for his encore. When Jess and I got to our new seats, we saw that we were so far off to the side that there weren’t any people to the right of us. I also went the wrong way at one point which caused a five minute detour (if you know me well enough that is not surprising information), but, once again, we made it back to find Sara and Jen in my driveway (the poor girls were probably in my driveway for more than an hour.

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Brian and Jeremy continued to fight over the radio stations and Brian’s portable charger. We went for a walk, took some fun beachy pics and played volleyball before heading back to eat lunch. A cloudy beach day is not necessarily a bad beach day, though, and the three of us had a great time. It was so cloudy out that we basically had the whole beach to ourselves. Along the way Jeremy and Brian fought over the radio stations, we had to stop so Brian could pee and Jeremy made us drive down a 25 mph street for longer than was necessary because it was the street his own shore house was on, but eventually we made it and went up to the beach. They came a little after eight and we were on our way. I got my things together, took a shower, fed my dog and waited for the boys to show up. Laws that state that an individual over 21 is able to purchase marijuana would be sufficient, just as alcohol is legal at 21 years old.Ībout 6 and a half hours, give or take, later, I was up and getting ready for the beach. Demonstrating that the taxes and well balanced structure that Colorado has created in marijuana laws is something that the rest of the nation should look upon.

In May of 2016, Colorado had sold $270 million dollars worth of Marijuana in three months of operation according to ' '. However, The Denver Post and Ricardo Baca attempt to show the medical success and the importance of legalization. Many citizens of the United States hear the words marijuana and immediately stereotype it, believing it is bad and will ruin your life. The creation of the first 'pot Editor' opens up many more doors for individuals to have success in a field that is still yet to be explored. The movement that Ricardo Baca has created is a revolutionary idea that will continue to spread around major American newspapers as marijuana becomes legal in other states. While The Cannabist spreads joy of the legal abilities that Colorado allows its citizens to have, it also shows the powerful growth across the United States with articles related to New York City and other major cities.

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