Doc Gyneco: «If the law changes in France, I'll open a coffee shop».»
In an interview au Parisien, the Doc shared his aspirations for cannabis: to see it finally legalized and then open a coffee shop.
As he makes the rounds for the release of his new album 1000% and a tour with Secteur Ä, Doc Gyneco opens up about his list of pleasures. And among them, cannabis, with a critical view of the current situation and some business desires.
«Throwing a young person in jail because he's been caught with a bit of weed or pot is stupid! I'm in favor of cannabis legalization. If the law changes in France, I'll open a coffee shop. It'll remind me of when I used to go to Amsterdam to smoke joints legally,» he explained.
Doc Gynéco is already imagining himself as a Snoop Dogg, a skilled investor and entrepreneur in legal cannabis? We've already got some ideas for you Bruno 😉
A coffeeshop in the 18th arrondissement (of course) called Quality Street. On the menu: Nirvana OG, Docteur Kush and Caramel.
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