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Mint Cannabis Giving Out Free Joints on Blazing Arizona Days

Free weed for Phoenix when temps hit 110 degrees.

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2 years ago

July 17, 2023

Thaddeus Flint

Mint’s Tempe location is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. PHOTO COURTESY OF MINT CANNABIS

When Phoenix sizzles, Mint Cannabis is turning up the heat with a smokin’ hot deal – free pre-rolls! Don’t sweat it, just grab your ID and head to their dispensaries for a cool treat. It’s the hottest giveaway in town, no purchase required.

When temperatures reach a blazing 110 degrees Fahrenheit (or higher) at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport, Mint will be giving away free pre-rolls to any their beloved customers that can make it alive to a dispensary.

Mint, which prides itself on offering a wide range of high-quality cannabis products, including flower, concentrates, edibles, and more, says the promotion is their way of showing appreciation to its loyal customers and providing some additional relief during the sweltering summer months.

To partake in this cool giveaway, all you need to do is mosey on down to any of Mint’s five dispensaries in metro Phoenix, flash your ID to prove you’re of legal age, and prepare for a puffin’ good time.

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