Excerpt
PROLOGUE YOU KNOW THAT smell. You’re walking across a parking lot, maybe leaving a Target or hitting up a Taco Bell, and it drifts past you. That unmistakable, skunky, slightly sweet cloud of something. Maybe it’s a car full of dudes hotboxing in broad daylight. Maybe it’s some dude in joggers casually sparking up behind the dumpster like it’s 1977. Either way, you know what it is. Weed. It’s everywhere now. In your neighborhood. In your friend’s tote bag. In your state legislature. In gummy form, vape form, and luxury-brand form. On your TV. In your memes. On your uncle’s coffee table even though he voted for Reagan twice. Weed is having a moment, or maybe it always was. But weed has never...