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## Video: Free Pot for The Poor in Berkeley

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_Published 2014-07-09. The city council will require that medical marijuana dispensaries provide free cannabis to the poor._


by 

[Samantha Grossman](https://time.com/author/samantha-grossman/)


## Samantha Grossman


Sep 16, 2014 5:53 PM UTC

by 

[Samantha Grossman](https://time.com/author/samantha-grossman/)


## Samantha Grossman


Sep 16, 2014 5:53 PM UTC

Earlier this year, a pizzeria in Vancouver began [offering pies ](http://time.com/47339/marijuana-infused-pizza/)with pot baked into them. Genius, yes, but what about the people who want to enjoy special pizza without having to leave their homes? What about them?

This is where frozen weed-laced pizzas come in. Los Angeles-based company Stoned Oven Gourmet Medibles is now peddling what it calls Stoned Oven Gourmet Pizzas, _LA Weekly_ [reports](http://www.laweekly.com/westcoastsound/2014/09/10/marijuana-pizza-has-arrived-in-la). Started by 24-year-old “ganja entrepreneur” Henry Mark, the company sells these six-inch personal pizzas — which contain 250 mg of ethanol-extracted THC — to dispensaries scattered around LA for $10 each.

“You cannot taste one bit of marijuana in there,” Mark tells _LA Weekly._ “This pizza is really dangerous, because you can trick anyone!” (We do not recommend using these pizzas to trick anyone.)

Mark’s advice is to eat a quarter of the pizza, drink some water, wait for a half hour and then assess the situation. Might be a good idea to have some marijuana-free frozen pizzas on hand too, so you can tend to your munchies without getting even higher. Your call.


## Transcript

[00:03] Berkeley, long ago, submitted its reputation for being
[00:06] one of the most liberal cities in America. That one for
[00:09] you. Today it's certainly living up to that image by
[00:11] giving away free marijuana to the poor, in what
[00:15] appears to be the first of its kind ordinance
[00:17] nationwide. Berkeley will require that its medical
[00:20] marijuana dispensaries, provide provide free cannabis
[00:23] to low income residents, which would also include the
[00:27] homeless. Is it a good idea to give free
[00:31] cannabis to the homeless? When you count it that way,
[00:34] it sounds you know, peculiar but we're talking free
[00:37] medicine. This is medical cannabis, cannabis that is
[00:40] used to relieve pain for glaucoma and heart
[00:44] problems and things of that nature, so I think it is a
[00:46] good idea. Darrell Moore and the entire city Council
[00:49] voted in favor of the measure. Part of a 20 page
[00:52] ordinance to amend the municipal code. It says at least
[00:55] 2 % of a dispensaries marijuana should be given to the
[00:58] indigent. You still must have a medical marijuana ID
[01:01] card or referral from a doctor. But even here in
[01:05] Berkeley, where we placed an open mic, some worry
[01:08] the new ordinance will lead to abuse. Berkeley already
[01:11] has a terrible homeless problem, it's just going to
[01:13] attract more homeless people to the area. I volunteer
[01:15] here at the local rehab clinic. And I think its really
[01:18] gonna increase the number of drug problems that
[01:21] myself and my colleague see on a regular basis. Low
[01:25] income here is defined as making less than $ 32, 000
[01:28] a year for an individual, and less than $ 46, 000 for a
[01:32] family of four. And this will open a doorway for people
[01:35] to just get marijuana and sell it. And
[01:39] as opposed to using it themselves for medicinal
[01:41] purposes. But advocates say this measure is all about
[01:45] compassion, by providing medicine to those who can't
[01:48] easily afford it. You might think that a business would
[01:51] be opposed to having to give away their product for
[01:53] free. But here in Berkeley with their medical marijuana
[01:57] dispensaries, that is not the case and in fact one of
[01:59] them, The Berkeley Patient's Group where I am, has
[02:03] already been doing it for years. We realize that it's
[02:06] very difficult for those who are severely ill to keep their
[02:10] employment and maintain their income at a steady
[02:12] pace for them to be able to purchase their medicine.
[02:15] 10, 15. The medicine can get expensive. Frequent
[02:18] users can easily spend hundreds of dollars or more
[02:21] each month. The dispensary says, its been giving free
[02:24] weed to about 200 of its customers. And the city will
[02:28] even require the free marijuana be the same quality
[02:32] on average, that is dispensed to other members. In
[02:35] other words the good stuff.

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