Yeoville Saps causes drought for weed smokers
YEOVILLE - Not only has the price of weed in Yeoville gone up substantially recently, allegedly due to Swaziland experiencing a drought according to reports made by Times Live but the hard work of Yeoville police to reduce weed on the streets of Yeoville is also causing a drought for weed smokers.
According to Constable Thabo Malatji of the Yeoville police, this theory may be as a result of various operations that the police are implementing to eradicate or reduce the amount of weed that is being exchanged on the streets between the buyer and the seller.
Constable Malatji said, “We are currently working with various members of the community in order to make it very difficult for drug users to buy weed.”
The theory that a drought may be behind the scarcity of weed being sold on the streets has emerged because the price of weed has shot up by staggering amounts according to an unknown member of the community who claims that he purchases weed for medical reasons. The unknown member of the community said, “I used to be able to smoke twice a day, however I simply can not afford that luxury anymore. The prices have gone up an unreasonable amount.”
The unknown smoker of weed stated that a possible solution to the problem will be to petition for the legalisation of medical marijuana.
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