Vote NO in November
Why We Made No Flavor.
You’re holding a bottle with a statement on it. Here’s the story behind it.
We made No Flavor because there’s a ballot question in Massachusetts this November that would shut down every recreational dispensary in the state — including the ones that carry Good Vibes.
We could have just posted about it. Instead, we put it on the bottle. Because if this repeal passes, there won’t be a bottle to put anything on.
No Flavor is our way of saying: we’re not sitting this one out.
The Name Sounds Nice. The Law Doesn’t.
What the Repeal Actually Does
If this ballot question passes in November 2026, the following takes effect January 1, 2028:
- Every recreational dispensary in Massachusetts closes
- Growing cannabis at home becomes illegal
- Selling cannabis becomes a crime again
- $308 million per year in tax revenue disappears
- 800 businesses shut down, tens of thousands of jobs eliminated
- The entire Social Equity Program is killed
Medical cannabis is not affected. This repeal targets adult-use (recreational) only.
What We Lose
Where That Tax Money Goes
- Addiction treatment, prevention, and recovery programs
- Public transit (MBTA)
- School buildings and renovation (MSBA)
- Public safety and law enforcement
- Higher education
- Social equity and community reinvestment
- Direct payments to every city and town with a dispensary
Who’s Behind This?
The repeal campaign is run by SAM Action, a Virginia-based nonprofit. Their funds are held at a bank in Virginia. Their signature gatherers were contracted from Missouri. Their consulting comes from Delaware.
In 2016, 1.77 million Massachusetts residents voted to legalize recreational cannabis. An out-of-state organization is trying to override that vote.
What the Data Says
Vote No in November.
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