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CDB cigarettes and raw flowers are among the products carried by Dyed Pirates. All contain no more than 0.3 percent THC, which makes them legal to sell and use in Alabama.

Cheech and Chong are not the spokespersons for the Dyed Pirates Society. No greeny Fleur de Leafs are growing out back of the store on Highway 49 south of Dadeville and smoke doesn’t billow from within when the front door opens. In fact, the establishment that sells products associated with marijuana shares rental space with pizza and hot dog dispensaries.

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