In the first episode of Tulsa King (which is on a streaming service, so I haven't watched any more of it), Sylvester Stallone is a mobster who gets out of prison after a long term, and is surprised to see a marijuana dealership. He realizes that they must keep a lot of cash, because banks won't deal with them.
So he sees his opportunity and becomes their "partner."
If it's a legal business, banks should not discriminate against the dealers. They're not selling fentanyl, after all.
So he sees his opportunity and becomes their "partner."
If it's a legal business, banks should not discriminate against the dealers. They're not selling fentanyl, after all.