Harsh post warning… Average Cart, Average Ticket, Net AOV… budtenders are sick of hearing it, managers are sick of being blamed for it, operators are busting nuggets trying to achieve it. Cannabis is Retail PLUS sales. If you can’t shit, get off of the pot! Always Be Closing…. A $20-$25 average cart is just bull. I honestly do not care where your located. You’re not trying. Retail Cannabis doesn’t need cashiers, it needs compassionate people who care about the… 1. Industry in a whole. 2. Consumer and consumers needs: medical, mental, to get high… 3. A SALES team mentality, who is pushing weed. Like that old dope boy from the 90’s.
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