I doubt it's changed much. I recently spent a week in Colorado and every hotel I stayed in (there were 4) had signage all over the place saying that MJ use was not allowed in any form anywhere on the property. I've never seen such a sign at any hotel anywhere else. My point is that the law allowing it has caused the visibility of the restrictions against it to increase, and I'll bet that employers who want to make accommodations to attract the cannabis crowd are in the very small minority.
You'd win that bet for sure. I was completely surprised by the very, very visible ban. It's obviously not just the smell from smoking that they're concerned about. I joked with a concierge about whether MJ brownies were okay and not only did he say "NO," but he told me that if I kept talking about it he was obligated to inform management. I was traveling with a large group and others had similar experiences.
Thanks. Oklahoma it is.
It's your funeral. I mean, you'll be alive I guess but is living in Oklahoma really living.
