Flower Company sells ounces of weed for $59.   That’s not a typo, that’s ounces with an ‘O’.  That’s also why Stuart and our team are now Flower Company members and why we’ve partnered with them to promote their incredible, Humbolt grown, wholesale Cannabis service in the Bay Area. When we

Back when I was 19, I moved out of my parents house and in with my girlfriend & her slutty (her words, not mine…she loved the hell out of sex) roommate. We were all young and stupid, we threw parties all the time…did young people shit. Also we tricked the slutty

GOOD NEWS! THERE’S NOW A BROKE-ASS STUART CANNABIS CLUB WHERE YOU CAN GET AWESOME DEALS ON ALL YOUR CANNABIS NEEDS AND HAVE THEM DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR. USE THE CODE “BROKEASS” TO GET $20 OFF YOUR FIRST ORDER. Weed is legal, 4/20 is on a Friday, and this year’s San Francisco 4/20

We partnered with The Apothecarium for this story. With three beautiful locations in San Francisco it’s one of the most incredible experiences you can have buying cannabis in town. Broke-Ass Stuart readers get 10% off at The Apothecarium for the entire month of April! Just say “Stuart sent me” at the counter or use the code “StuartSentMe” when

We partnered with Shambhala MCC for this story. It’s our favorite dispensary in the Mission because it’s locally owned, fully licensed, and has some of best recreational weed in the city. Stop by and say “Broke-Ass Stuart sent me” and get $25 eighths until March 15th! Hooray! It’s finally here! Any 21

GOOD NEWS! THERE’S NOW A BROKE-ASS STUART CANNABIS CLUB WHERE YOU CAN GET AWESOME DEALS ON ALL YOUR CANNABIS NEEDS AND HAVE THEM DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR. USE THE CODE “BROKEASS” TO GET $20 OFF YOUR FIRST ORDER. San Francisco’s new ‘legal marijuana for everyone 21 and up’ law takes effect in

As of January 2, Californians are able to legally purchase and recreationally enjoy marijuana just like booze. An era of prohibition has come to an end, and criminals will no longer be made of cannabis users. The decision is cause for rejoicing—some convicted of marijuana-related offenses could be retroactively pardoned