Technically one person can give away up to 28.5 grams of cannabis or 8 grams of concentrate. But it is still illegal for them to transport across state lines or federal lands, so impossible to get to Nipton without violating the law.
However, it is illegal to consume that cannabis in public. What do you think the chances of ERBB even applying for the licenses for public consumption? And even less likely is that San Bernardino County will grant them.
Under AUMA, Cannabis users may NOT [HSC 11362.3 - 11362.4]:
•Smoke, vaporize or ingest cannabis or cannabis products in any public place ($100 infraction).
Exception: local governments may permit on-site consumption at state-licensed premises in their jurisdiction [BPC 26200(g)].
• Smoke or vaporize cannabis in any non-smoking area, or within 1,000 feet of a school, day care or youth center while children are present, except privately at a residence. ($250 infraction)
• Consume cannabis or possess an "open container" of cannabis while driving or riding as a passenger in any motor vehicle, boat, or airplane ($250 fine).
Exception: consumption by passengers may be permitted in commercial vehicles specifically licensed for such purposes without children present.
(Open containers are defined to mean any receptacle containing cannabis or cannabis products that has been opened or has a seal broken, or loose cannabis flower not in a container, except when in the trunk of the vehicle. Exception: Qualified Prop 215 patients carrying an ID card or recommendation may possess cannabis in a container that is closed or resealed [VC 23222].)
It is also unlawful to use cannabis while in a car under Vehicle Code 23220 & 23221 even if you are a passenger. This is also true for cannabis edibles.
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