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2:55Now Playing"Another major marijuana stereotype just got blown totally out of the water — this time the idea that consuming cannabis is for unemployed slacker types. In fact, pot is wildly popular in one of America's economic centers, Silicon Valley. According to a new report in Bloomberg's Businessweek, the "physical toll" of computer coding has made Silicon Valley workers key consumers in the medical marijuana industry."*
A recent Bloomberg report found that people in Silicon Valley tech hub make a big portion of those who use medical marijuana. To that we say: obviously. The report says its due to the physical toll of working in the tech industry. Or it could be that they're just regular people, and regular people sometimes like to smoke pot. Cenk Uygur and Ana Kasparian discuss.
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