[canadian_yeah]

Couldn't you have simply changed seats? The odour issue isn't any worse than cigarettes (it's arguably much more pleasant smell).

Re:Toronto, there have been literally a million casual users here for years (as there are in any major city). I don't expect a major shift in behaviour. If anything, easier access to edibles and vaporizers will likely reduce the frequency of smelling it.

[IanCal]

> Couldn't you have simply changed seats? The odour issue isn't any worse than cigarettes

I highly disagree, at least in strength. I can't smell tobacco when outside just because my people are smoking indoors and have their windows open, I can with weed.

[nkrisc]

It's all subjective. In the nice summer weather I can't open my windows because all my neighbors smoke so my home just ends up reeking of disgusting cigarette smoke. It'd be equally as gross if it was weed.

[sanswork]

More pleasant? Cigarette smoke is awful but there is a reason it's called skunk and it's not because it smells nice.

[PKop]

So they have to change their behavior, and sacrifice their seating preference to accommodate someone's drug habit?

Maybe the other guy could change his? Or not bother people in a public setting?

> The odour issue isn't any worse than cigarettes (it's arguably much more pleasant smell).

What if someone disagrees with your subjective opinion on this?

[trapperkeeper79]

It was a unique situation - we spent a lot of effort to get a baby sitter. Movie theatre was completely full. We just ended up leaving and got a refund.