today s story on the new drug economy. take a look. they ll have to pay a premium and you ll have to pay excessive amount of taxes. they are going to be taxing me between 20 and 40%, similar to tobacco products. if you spend $10, it s going to be $13.38. most kids selling weeds in the park, dumpster dive it from what the grow houses throw out. you ll have dispensaries that throw away clippings and trim. at night i jump in the trash cans and take it all out. you cut up 20, 30, 40 plants and have a big garbage bag full of leaves that you have mixed in with dirt and other stuff that
egypt s actions have markets paying close attention. the price of oil jumped 4.3%, the largest one-day spike since september 2009. that s being blamed for breaking the dow s eight-week winning street. vera gibbons, this is having a big impact on the market. it is. the dow had one of the worst days we ve seen in months. i think investors are using this as a reason to get out of stocks, moving to safer assets. oil was up $89 a barrel. now oil, $13.38 an ounce. so they re taking some of the gains off the tables and moving it to other areas. so we see the dow dropping, oil prices rising. are those the only economic impacts we can expect? there are much broader economic impacts because of this. we don t know the extent of the ri riots. that s what investor res waiting to see, what happens on monday. a lot of uncertainty out there.