Last week Willie Nelson revealed that he is gearing up to launch a chain of marijuana emporiums under the Willie’s Reserve banner. Eager to enter the retail game, and in celebration of their 25th anniversary, moe. has announced that they will open a chain of methamphetamine boutiques. Dubbed Recreational Chemistry, after the band’s song of the same name, these stores will be exclusively drive-through establishments. The group has also indicated that it may go to toe-to-toe with Nelson, through its own “moe.ronic chronic” strain of cannabis. The band declined to comment on its plans, pointing the Jambands.com news team to the group’s attorney, James Morgan McGill, with the directive, “better call Saul.”
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