first customer of the night is a businessman staying at a hotel from out of town. he s order an eighth of an ounce of marijuana he s going to pay $45 and a $5 delivery surcharge. last year colorado voters pass amendment 64. retail stores won t go online until january 2014, but under state law anyone in colorado can possess small amounts of marijuana. eric says this means colorado is in a gray area and he thinks this makes his business legal. it s fro e probably not, but so far he says the police haven t bothered him. to hedge his bets, he advertises the payment is a so-called donation, make of that what you will. we understand that it s pretty rogue as far as what s going on. but we want to be the pioneers to be able to set up a legitimate business instead of this being ran by some thugs. 35 minutes after the order was placed he pulls into the hotel parking lot. hey, this is eric. i just pulled up. they agree to meet in the hotel, trade cash for weed,
the order was placed, he pulls into the hotel parking lot. this is eric. i just pulled up. reporter: they agree to meet in front of the hotel, trade cash for weed, shake hands and go their separate ways. just finished the first delivery of the night and two orders have come into the dispatch center. eric won t say where the pot comes from. his employees and customers all declined to go on camera. back at the fulfillment center, his team has another order ready to go. this looks like it is mountain gorilla. reporter: that s an ounce. that s an ounce. reporter: eric runs a financial services company and a debt consolidation business, but thinks this will be his most successful business yet. ultimately, you know, where do you want your business to be? i m a big planner. i m a entrepreneur, a businessman, so i want this to be a feature and i want this to be something we can set up, that has a great operation, maybe a franchise. reporter: back for another order headed to a h
in front of the hotel, trade cash for weed, shake hands and go their separate ways. he finished his first delivery and two more orders have come in. eric won t say where the pot comes from. his employees and customers all declined to go on camera. back at the fulfillment center his team has another order ready to go. this looks like mountain gorilla. reporter: that s an ounce. an ounce. reporter: he runs a financial services company and a debt consolidation business but thinks this will be his most successful business yet. where do you want your business to be? i m a big planner. i m an entrepreneur and a businessman. i want this to be the future. i want this to be something we can set up that has a great operation. maybe a franchise. reporter: back for another order headed to a house in an up scale denver suburb. this is a quarter. mountain gorilla. hot special tonight.
successful one. he has managed outcast and cee lo green and the roster of his family tree entertainment company includes big boy and busta rimes. he s worked with def jam records. he knows everybody. he is not that old but he has been in the business for decades. this weekend blue williams is taking the whole gun buyback thing to a level it has never been at before. the city police commissioner signed off on the buyback. the police department will help. but the city is not sponsoring this. this is the first private sector gun buyback in new york city. it is called guns for greatness. the idea is not just to trade cash, but to trade cash and the option of mentorships, if you want them, with successful professionals from the hip-hop world of blue williams, to anybody turning in a gun who wants to take advantage of the mentorship idea. the idea with a program like this you may be able to reach people in the nation s largest city who have a gun, don t want it any more but might not feel co