Drug Selling in Tauranga/New Zealand: Queens Birthday Experience With a Weed-Selling Maori!

First of all, my heartiest apologies to all readers who were offended by the title in any way. Second, I want to share some facts about drugs Tauranga and New Zealand. But first let's get to the story!

I'm sitting near a newly made children's play area. The Maori Guy comes and sits next to me.

Him: Hey Bro, Is this yours? Points to a catalogue
Is that normal? I mean seriously, would you go up to a random person and ask that? (It's basically worthless)
Me: No
What do you want me to say?
Him: You wanna tinny?
I have two things to say about this. First, why would you say that! Second, according to the online dictionary, a "tinny" is an adjective. According to the dictionary, a tinny is either a can of  beer or Cannabis(Illegal Substances). My stereotypical guess points towards Cannabis so I say:
Me: No
He waits a few minutes, then leaves.

Now To The Cold Hard Facts About Drugs in New Zealand...

-Drug use includes 84% of the adult population (16-64) consuming alcohol at least twice a week.
-21% describing themselves as smokers. In regards to illicit drug use, cannabis remains the most popular illicit drug with 14% of adults reporting past year use in 2007. Far fewer adults use other illicit drugs - methamphetamine use sat at around 2% in 2009, and ecstasy use at around 2.6% in 2007.

India Get's New Leader, What About New Zealand?

The World's Largest democracy, India, has just chosen a new Prime Minister, The

You See the Correlation between these Two Iconic Symbols of India?

Bharatiya Janata Party's Narendra Modi. As soon as the new of his success was out, Indian Stocks Rose and the recently weak Indian Rupee Strengthened. The stocks have risen by more than 17% for the year to date whilst the Indian Rupee has got inside the 60 Rupee mark for the first time since... Someone please Tell Me! If your really interested in the Indian Stock Market, aka the Sensex 30, then you can go to the Official Sensex 30 Bloomberg Page. And Here's a Website for all you Indian Rupee... Stuff. Anyway, it's pretty clear that the voting citizens of India seem to have faith(and high expectations) of their new, hopefully revolutionary leader. And with the local Elections coming up on September 20 this year, could it be the year of change for New Zealand as well?

John Key Vote Share

First let's see John Key, the current New Zealand Prime minister and his National Party's vote share. Click the Link Below For the latest Roy Morgan Research Polls.
http://public.tableausoftware.com/views/NewZealandPrimaryVote2002-2014/NZVotingIntention?:embed=y&:display_count=no&:showVizHome=no

It shows that the National Party has the same vote percentage as the opposition, that is if the Labour Party forms a coalition with the Greens. Do you think the National Party will reign once again, or the Labour Party will finally get back to power, Comment What You Think?