Popularized by startups like Airbnb, Uber and Lyft, the sharing economy has officially gone to pot as Internet entrepreneurs set up B&Bs to tap into the rapidly expanding legal marijuana market.
Deborah Button doesn't want to be late for the "stoner Bible study" group she founded seven months earlier, where people consume marijuana before immersing themselves in that week's topic.
Still, she takes the time to explain to me the appeal of the bed-and-breakfast she owns 8 miles outside of Denver. "We have bongs, vape pens, vapes -- all the [marijuana] accoutrements that you could dream of," says Button.
"Sometimes, we'll [put] out 50 rolled joints. It's like a candy shop in the house."
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