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Yo, yo yo, what's going on?
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What's up? Everybody? Welcome to a new episode of My
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Canic Case. I'm Kendon, Dave, I'm Griovy. In today's episode,
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we're gonna go through the recap of Big Cloud last weekend. Uh,
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we got exclusive brands getting fined by the CIRA. We're
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gonna dive into that. Etho Fast is coming up, you
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have Harvest Riley coming up, and then we're also gonna
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jump into a couple of articles that are from out
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of state, out of Michigan, so talking about pre rolls, Uh,
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Texas lawmaker smoking weed in their ad, and.
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Then also some upcoming events.
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Ye, cannabis is a big threat to the alcohol industry.
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I think that we all could agree with that. But yeah,
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let's first dive into Big Cloud this past weekend. We'll
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kick it off with that fun event we were out
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there Saturday and Sunday. If you didn't see us, Groovy
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performed on Friday or not Friday, on Saturday evening at
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six o'clock.
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It was one of the judge kits. We actually got
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some of the judge kit, but we didn't judge any
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of the flower because Dave did enter and we didn't
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feel like it was right, that is true.
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It was cool. It was like all the other similar
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to the other big cloud events, you had the main
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stage they also had. This time, they had like a
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speaker tent. I guess education series. I guess I'd say
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each yeah, because each one, each hour had like different
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different not influencers, activist growers, breeders that were all talking
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and talking about the play it and talking about activism
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and growing and so on and so forth, which is
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pretty cool because if you wanted to go check out
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some music you could. If you want to go here
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some education you could, If you want to go pick
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up some bood you could. You know, cool event. Overall,
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Groovy had a great performance.
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So yeah, it was a fun event. You know. It's like,
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you know, just a fessel, but it's more focused around
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the plant than the than the music. A lot of
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festivals I play are just like mainly just you know,
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music and stuff. Though it's kind of a nice break
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too where music is a big part of it, but
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the biggest part is just kind of having a chill
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time and smoking weed. I mean, even when you're playing,
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most of the crowd is sitting, you know what I mean.
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And even what you know, especially during the day a
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lot of times, so I mean people were dancing here
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and there, but you know, it was the crowd is
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more chill. You know, it's more of a just getting
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down with a plantalk terms people trying to get good deals,
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you know, I did see I felt like a lot
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of people were just kind of coming getting deals and
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then making their way out. So that was you know,
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that's how people are with these type events, just like
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high times. You know, people try to go get deals
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and that's fun. Some people stick around for the culture
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and hang out and all that, and that's like that's
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what's kind of fun about is you get to see
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who's kind of like, you know, is around. They did
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a bunch of awards for like you know what did
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you call them activists and stuff, So it was really cool.
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Shout out Captain Kirk, shout out I mean Rick and
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everyone who did a great job. But you know, Michael
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Tooey got an award, Jamie Lile, Rick Thompson, ri IP.
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So it was a good event. I really liked the event.
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We had.
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I had some fun, got a little chilly at night.
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It was like pretty fun. Me and Dave ended up
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like it was getting so cold. One like the night
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we ended up going back and just like getting some
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drinks and chilling. It was chill, but it got wet.
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It was like, it's like a weird temperature because like
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when it's cold, it's cold. But when it was like
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cold and oist like I was getting, it was just
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it was it was. It was cold, but and I
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was still a lot of fun. It looked like the
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siland disco was bopping still, so.
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Yeah, I would have saw that popping off. It was
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a cool night man, that was a lot of fun.
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The awards went off. That one pretty cool, and yeah
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it's funny.
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I had all the things out of things I couldn't
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find yours today. I was gonna smoke your blueberry baming,
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but I couldn't find him. It must have fell out
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of the case when I was moving around.
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Oh really, that's fine.
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Somewhere. I'm sure it's okay. And the one I did
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want to try, I lost that box bag already, so
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hopefully I find it that comes and goes, comes and goes.
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If not, chalk it up, but yeah, let's the will
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probably look to get fang in rick On and some
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of the big cloud fan up before the months.
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Before we move on, though, I do want to shout
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out one thing about this event that I really like
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compared to any event or not any event, just what
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I like about it, in like, in comparison to some
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of these one sided events that are mainly focused towards
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one side or the other, meaning caregiver and adun't use.
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I really enjoy that they really were focusing on showing
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love to both sides, whether it be shouting out those
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who like you know, went to Metric that used to
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be on caregiver or people being on Metric who said
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don't like, don't let the caregiver stuff go away. You know,
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there's this big bad respect, you know, because there was
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brands they represent, brands that were out here, you know,
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in the in the au. But you know, people believe
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what they believe, and you can't stop the movement, especially
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for a lot of these people who really have been
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in it since the beginning. So I think sometimes people
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just see different you know, and come like futures and outcomes,
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Like some people want to go to Metrics, some people
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just want to do their care everything. It's cool, but
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that's why we need both. And I said this today
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of a million times. I've said this to Rick when
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we were talking. As long as there's one patient, the
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med side should exist. I don't really care. Besides that,
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you know, the caregivers show to grow for med stuff.
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You know, they want to blame the caregivers for trappers,
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and that's just simply not the fact. You know, people
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are always going to trap where it's any any product
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where you can make money and flipping, they're gonna sell it.
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People do illegal like purses all the time. You know.
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It's like it's not just weed. People want to like
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point a weed. Like I said, it's not the caregivers.
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It's the people that are exploiting these things for their
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own benefit, the trappers. So you know what, that's why
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I always say we got to give respect to both sides,
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because you know, it's just it's just negative rhetoric and
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hate against the other side that keeps us separated, that
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creates this. Oh I think that this people. If you
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like metch then you must not prefer caregivers. It's like, no,
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it's not like that. And the people who are like
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that are clearly just trying to like argue about something.
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And it's like I just don't simply understand why. And again,
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maybe their own experience had them hate something, whether they
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went something through like you. But I just really like
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like events like this because they are trying to build bridges.
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So shout out a Big Lab.
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Yeah, I would agree with you on that rib the
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shout out to Big Cloud. Overall a good event, overall good.
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I'm curious if they'll do one more this year or
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if they'll just probably wait until next year to do anymore. Yeah. Yeah,
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But I don't know if organic cups technically put on
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by Big Cloud, because I don't think what it was
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when we went, because when they did the Organic Cup,
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they did Organic Cup in New York like years ago too,
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so I don't know if it's the same, but it
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could be. It could be Big Cloud presents, so I
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could be completely off. So but if they are doing
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the Organic Cup, that'd be cool. We'll see. I'll have
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to pay attention to the entries. Definitely won't enter my
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stuff nineteen days early, That's all I gotta say.
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All right, yeah, I hear you. So which articles do
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you want to jump? And I think I'm gonna just
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start off with Ethogenic Fest here, So Ethogenic.
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We'll stick into Michigan.
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First Ethogenic Festival is fest Over in Michigan. If you
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haven't heard of it. It is mostly about mushrooms. It's
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not necessarily cannabis focused. But I just put cams news
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updates because we always have. But Ethogenic Fest is target
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It's like pretty much like a hash Bash at the
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for mushrooms. That's how I look at it, because it's
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talking about activism. People are doing speeches all day. There's
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a lot of you know, you know, people telling stories
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and saying what's wrong with the laws and how it's
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helped them. So it reminds me of like hash Bash
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when you're at like the Diagon, and it's in the
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same blaze that the Diag. I think it might even
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be the same band that plays Yeah, pretty good vibe.
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That's twenty second September this year. It's on a Saturday,
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I believe, so I thought it was during Sunday Sunday.
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Sorry for some reason.
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It's on a Sunday and it takes place from one
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to eleven to four to twenty some speakers. You have
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our Jeff Irwin, State Senator, Washington County Commissioner Yusuf for
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rabbing other local advocates nationwide or gone in Colorado made
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the only two states have fully legalized recreational psychedelics. So
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but since then, Detroit, Ferndale and Hazel Park have followed
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south with a decriminalization of it. Wooll, I guess it's
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not decriminalization. I guess they just deprioritized law enforcement on
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these plans. It's technically what it says above it. So
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but hopefully Michigan in the coming years it gets down
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of the ballot, maybe the next four years, maybe the
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next election, maybe in the midterm coming up twenty twenty six,
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because like, like we do have some big cities that
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do already have it deprioritize. So if that continues, then
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I could see it be coming here uh legal in
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the state of Michigan. So if you are available, go
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check out etho at uh at Etho Fast Jesus Christ,
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September twenty second.
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The thing is, there's more money to be made from weed,
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so I could feel like mushrooms could pass even easier
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because there's not gonna be this influx of mushrooms. Like
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you can't just eat mushrooms and like go hang out
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with the friends and come home like it's a wild
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time and you just eat a bunch of mushrooms, right,
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maybe a little beatn but it it's not.
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It's I think it's gonna be the micros. Yeah, I
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think I think the micro.
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I'm off right, that's fine, that's cool. I think it's
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gonna pop off. I think that's not what I'm saying.
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I'm staying there's.
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Just gonna be a lot of money though, either that's
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what I mean by.
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That, Yeah, that's sometimes I say. It's like, no matter
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how you look at I don't think it's gonna be
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a lot of movement the way cannabis. People just burn
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through it really fast or fundies put out giants for
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all big blunts. Like the product burns and it's expensive.
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So it's like relatively like mushrooms just last you forever.
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Like most people who micro it's gonna an a it's
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gonna last them a month. You know you're gonna buy
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you know, you know. So it's just not gonna make
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the same money cannabis is. So I feel like it'll
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go legal quicker because not as many people making money
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or holding it back. You know. It's like, I mean,
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weed has been held back by people trying to make
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money since the fucking beginning, since the fucking the people
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who own lumber, who I want to hold back hemp
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and started reformand is to begin with. It all has
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to do with hemp and lumber. It has nothing to
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do with cannabis. So it's it's always been held back
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by some other industry hating. Now it's just alcohol or tobacco,
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it's just other It's just because hemp and we can
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do so much that the people trying to make money
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and knew that they could corner pocket and make more
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money regularly just screwed help people over. So it's been
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like that since the beginning though. So I just think
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that cannabis just makes way more money because if he
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has way more it can do, and who knows, maybe
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mushrooms will be able to do more. I just mean,
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like for textiles and doing all these other things that
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like a plant can do versus I don't know if
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mushrooms can turn into other things. Yeah, you know, we'll see,
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you know, you know, with research.
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Time will tell. Time will jump back into Michigan. Exclusive
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brands got hit with a couple of violations. Man, they
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got hit with a couple of thirteen.
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Because I like, I like some people here. You know,
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I'm not going to drop names, but I like a
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couple of the people over the team because they have
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treated us well, and you know, I really do like
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the team. So when I was reading this article, it's
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pretty crazy and it comes down to simply a lot
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of a lot of little, like not little, a lot
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of mistakes with paperwork, improper storage or keeping, prepper records,
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surveillance recordings, monitoring systems exactly. It's all these little things
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that just kind of added up and before you know it,
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it added up to be like a handful, you know.
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And two violations. And that's the thing. I thought. Two
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violations meaning like two slaps on the wrist. No, they
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mean to violations by two times. This has happened multiple things,
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and it's pretty intense when you start reading it all. Yeah,
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so yeah, just kind of skimmed through it. Catch you
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all up.
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So, uh, I'm gonna grab someone uck, let you catch
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them up on the article.
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Okay, Dave's gonna leave bye, all right. So both complaints
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include sevalanches of improper record keeping, failing to keep track
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of dissolate it's a bummer, which you're highly purified canvas product. Obviously,
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according to one complaint, more than ten pounds of cannabis
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cannot be located. It is now on a second complaint
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in resolved the inspector requesting access to the BIS video
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cameras and the director of operations able to provide access
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to the scary system. See. I think that could be
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for multiple reasons. So that's why sometimes when you read
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these violations, it's like, I wonder the whole story. I
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wonder if there were certain things that he just couldn't do.
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I don't know that just they make it sound worse
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in this article by Fox, So you know what I mean,
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You just don't know. But some of this stuff is
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just facts, like another eighty three pounds of cannabis product
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cannot be located in a physical inventory the business which
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improper improper records is probably what they were referring to before.
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Meanwhile, there was more than eight eight two hundred and
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thirty grams of product physically in the business despite them
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being recorded, having them being combined with the other packaging
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and product. That's a lot of product, yes, And then
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they're basically saying they weren't even in the system. Yeah,
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is what kind of how it sounds saying that it's
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like three hundred and fifty thousand dollars with a product
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and when they asked the disprecancy and they just had
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no idea, So it's like everyone was just kind of
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pleading the fifth and so I think it kind of
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elludes the CRA to theirs some shady stuff going on
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where they're kind of putting two together. They just don't
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doesn't sound like they have a lot of facts of
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what this is, what they've been doing, or what they're
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doing it for, just that like why is this product here?
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Why can't I access this? To the point where they're
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just mad, you know, because it sounds like many things
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ed led up to the CRA being just pissed.
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Yes, and the susaves twenty one in days to request
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to hearing after receiving a complaint. So I'll be curious
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if what finds they get and how much money they're
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gonna get hit with. Did they lose a license? Like
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they hasn't been fooling around And that's the thing.
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A brand, So it's probably talking about the dispensary itself,
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not the individual brands, right, And then if you look
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at when this was pet published. This was September six,
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so technically when this episode comes out five days prior,
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so I mean, we only have two weeks and two
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days and then we'll we'll find out, so we'll be
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following you all up. You know.
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I realized, Yeah, it's uh, it's funny.
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This is my undershirt today. I just like took off
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my pollo and this isn't even promo. They're not our partners,
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but if you want to reach out, I.
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Don't live live resident. If you want to partner, reach
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out please.
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Actually it's funny because, like I said, Calvin Tron came
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to the audio gig, I.
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Was doing Megatron.
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Sorry, well his name is Calvin, and then.
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I know I just like, like you understand, Like at
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least I was just like I don't know I did.
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I actually kind of liked that better than both of them
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because it's calvit Calvatron.
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There you go see shout out Calvitron. He liked our
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advocate against fire. Maybe he'll like my next nickname. What's up?
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Go coming out? Come on the podcast. Bro, You'll be
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like out of frame. He'll just be like right here
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and I'll be uh so no, yeah, you know, in
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this exclusive brand stuff is just kind of crazy. But
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at the end of the day, we're just kind of
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kind of have to wait and see, you know what
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I mean, it's really all you can do with that.
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But yeah, yeah, so I mean, real quick, before we
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get into the next like a couple of articles, just
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want to shout out the fam real quick, especially if
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you haven't If you don't know, now you know, cannoby
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Extracts is joined the team. Shout out to our partners
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Woo Woo Woo, Kinship cannabis Co with a Turpenes, Thrive,
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Cool Organics where you can get some sweet retro brands,
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and honestly, just just check out those Cheetos and that
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fucking sugar cunts and High nine. If you're looking to
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order a camp hand based THC drink that is healthy
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for you, not bad for you, check it out.
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You can order check out our recent episode. We just
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dropped an episode with Franz. Yeah, Mike can fifteen for that.
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We just dropped out the episode with Fronz. He's one
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of the founders of High nine. And it's a good drink.
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It's a great drink, it's a healthy drink like groovy set.
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Yeah, And that's the thing I learned a lot. You know,
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you respect more the more you learn about a product.
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Right.
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It's just like you know, for me, like like for me,
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like one of my favorite things in the world was pop, right,
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and so I really learned how bad it was for me,
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and then I started like trying with Croix, you know,
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and it's just so much better for you. You just
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take these steps, right, And this is one of those
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things where if you're drinking, you're eating edibles a lot,
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a lot of THC, a lot of those brownies and
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cook these all these things have a lot of sugar
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in it, right, So if you want to just get
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like a little bit of t s in your system
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in a healthy way while getting hydrated, here's a product
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for you.
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While we're talking about this, it's going to ease right
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into our next subject, which kind of we even talked
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about in that episode, is that marijuinea legalization is a
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significant threat to the alcohol industry. Why because people are
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starting to substitute cannabis for beer and wine. They're starting
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to substitute beer and wine with cannabis, and an easy
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way for a lot of people that have drink alcohol
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is you could have a little THHD, drink a little
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bit to milligrams hunter milligrams and drink it like that,
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or you just start diving right into edibles, vabes, flour.
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You could say dabbing, but I don't see many jumping
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right into dabbing. Maybe with the puff co, But with cannabis,
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there's so many different ways to get what you're looking
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for through different products compared to alcohol, where with alcohol
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it is just pretty much drinking, you know what I'm saying,
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like groovy, you can smoke it, you can eat it,
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you can drink it with, you can vape it, and
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that's all cannabis.
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Absolutely, But with alcohol, like like Dave was just saying,
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our next article is leading is essentially they were just
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talking about that marijuana legalization is a threat to the
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cams industry, I mean to the alcohol industry, excuse me.
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And I do think there's some degree you're absolutely right
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and probably mostly right. I just think it's kind of
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crazy to think how different the product is. But just
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like what you said, to add to your point, it's
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because it's healthier, so maybe it did the buzz is
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a little different, but people are settling because they'd rather
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be healthier than blacking out and drinking all this sugar
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and all this bad for you. You know, you can
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think about joint and be just as fucked up, especially
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if you're not used to it.
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Right, I think about this thing about how bad alcohol
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is for the body. Think about how many people have
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been affected by drunk driving debts, drunk driving injuries from
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drinking and driving, not deaths, but just injuries after all
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the all the crap that you go through with the
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DW I, how it ruins families and all this stuff
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that happens with alcohol. Right, And then you look at
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cannabis and the most you're seeing is people going to
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jail over a plant that's not even showing the effects
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that that alcohol does. Cannabis you can smoke it, you
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can eat it, and like you said, if you're sitting
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at the house chilling, you'll be fine. You're you're chilling,
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and you don't you don't see these car accidents and
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these deaths with alcohol like you do. Are you with
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with cannabis like you do with alcohol? You really don't? Yeah,
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And like that's alcohol, alcohol so bad for you. After
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a couple of drinks.
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Well, what it is is to me, the big thing is,
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like the big argument with like any drug is like, Okay,
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there's some good things and there's some bad things. It's
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just to me, when the drugs bad outweigh the good
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by so much, isn't it obviously it should be illegal,
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you know, Like that's what the ironic and bullshit thing
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about about cannabis and hemp is is why is this,
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well cannabis now not just not anymore? Well, why is
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it illegal when it has so many more good things
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than bad? Right where alcohol has very few things like okay,
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sure it will destress you in small amounts. Right, there
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are good there are there's good to alcohol. That's why
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I said, I never want to knock all the drug
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but there are so many bad things that outweigh it
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that for some but for some reason, alcohol there's like
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when we looked up, there's no way to like really
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you can just make as much as you want. You
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can just there's there's no regulation how much you can buy,
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like it's just so easy to access. But that's the
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one that's legal. That's what doesn't make sense, right, I
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understand drugs always have good and always have bad in them.
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And we can always argue to we're blue in the
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face on our opinions, but this is just fact. What
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Dave is saying, what I am saying. There is just
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way more good to cannabis than alcohol, And it doesn't
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even make sense. They shouldn't even be compared because they're
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not even the same. The reason why we compare them
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is because it doesn't make sense that it's legal to
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begin with, and alcohol is so legal and so pushed,
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so normalized. Oh, we can't have edibles that look like skittles,
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but we can have bubble gum flavored Swedish fish vodka.
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Flavors. So to smear enough. New Amsterdam's got like ten.
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I used to be an alcohol sales are at many
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alcohol for everything legally.
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You know what I'm saying. You were a but tender.
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H vices.
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You know, like the party, Kennedy likes the party. Kennedy
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likes the party.
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Sounds like check out this pretty I'm pretty exhausted, ready.
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For this second pair of crocs? What's up? And I
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just want to throw Dave off on that one days
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but fucking with Dave, I'm getting crocks now. He's not
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for it. Dave just turned off his camera. We lost Dave.
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I'm gonna ute his MIC's that way, we can't hear him.
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His MIC's off. Oh there he's at but you can't
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hear him now, So it's pretty crazy. I wonder what
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he's saying. I guess we should find out.
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This guy gets a pair of crocs. This guy gets
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a pair of crocks for his birthday. Let's say we'll
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see that's like ten, ten, twelve, you know, maybe fifteen
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days ago now, it's probably twenty two days ago, to
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be honest, matter hasn't been that long now. I was
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already got his second pair of crocs. My dude, come.
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On, sponsored me in for groovy because like, dude, I
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bought tight iyes for State.
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I love it. I'm gonna give you a hard time.
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That's why I showed you.
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And I thought it was a funny little sport MODEV.
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Let's show everybody's sport mode.
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We'll do that later. You know, you'll you'll see on
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the recap for Big Cloud. But we got two more things.
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And this next one Dave sent me, and it's kind
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of because it's like kind of makes sense, which honestly,
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you know what I actually we're gonna do this out
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of order because I want to pull up the graph
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that's on that one. So we're gonna do that last. Sorry,
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we're gonna jump into this one that Dave sent me
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as well. But this one was kind of meat. This
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was about a Texas candidate. So this Texas candidate, I
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don't know, actually break Texas man, she's the Texas House
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candidate is smokes while calling for legislation in a new
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campaign ad. So I thought that was pretty wild. And
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you sent this to me when you.
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Put the add on, man, put the ad on.
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All right, all right, here we go, here we go.
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Check her props for smoking on it.
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I think that's just this still alone. When I just
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see her like she's just puffed, leaning over lighting the joint,
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it's like, let's go.
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It reminds me of that one guy that was running
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the other year from New Orleans. I think that did
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it smoke. I don't think you won though.
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Well anyways, here let's check it out. Like Dave said,
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let's here, I guess.
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Sally Duval and I'm running for the Texas House of Representatives.
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You might already know what's in this, but do you
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know who has no idea, no way to test it?
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Oh damn, I don't law enforcements.
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They arrest people every day for marijuana possession, but they
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don't have the fundator of the test if it's illegal
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marijuana or a federally legal hemp product. Our laws are
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confusing and unclear. While marijuana remains illegal for most Texas,
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hemp products that can get you high, like Delta eight,
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Delta nine, and THHCA are being sold at more than
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seven thousand retailers statewide Arlington and Governor he wants to
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both regulate and fan these products. Now, duntug a genius
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to figure out you can't do both of these things. Fortunately,
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we don't have to choose between safety and legalization. We
507
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can and should have both. But it's going to take
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leaders who know enough and Karenough to do what's right.
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My opponent doesn't, which is a real shame. Not only
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will legalization and regulation help support our small farm and
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medically complex Texans, but the tax revenue could be used
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to help fund education, public health, and mental health services.
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So here's the bottom line. Texans should have the freedom
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to consume these products if they want to. You can
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visit my website to read all about my common sense policy.
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I'm Sally, you all, and I believe it's high time
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for change in Texas.
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I added that cheers. That was not in the commercial.
519
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I really like that because honestly, most campaigns you see
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are bashing something or using propaganda or using their opinions
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to push what they touly do. That was truly just
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using facts to promote logical information to say, why isn't
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this logical? That was like, I want to move to
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Texas just so I can live where she lives, Like
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you know what I mean, Like, let's go Sally.
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And hopefully it's near Austin, so it's near the comedy
527
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comedy Mothership, so you can just go watch some comedy
528
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all the time.
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Yeah, man. And she points out the fact about like
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how it helps farm you know much hemp could add
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to agriculture, And I understand that lumber was a big deal,
532
00:27:03.839 --> 00:27:05.759
but now we need those trees. And then hemp actually
533
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produces more oxygen per field lumber than most trees. So
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it's like just just fucking let them both be and
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let the best company work and let the text title
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that works the best for each product work. You know,
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lumber is still gonna you, you know, if anything, Let's
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let HEMP take over for a while, let the trees
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come back, and then maybe you know, like geez, I
540
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don't know. It's like I can't.
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Gary Chambers last year, Gary Chambers.
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But that was that was more badass. That was more
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like this doesn't make sense. I'm gonna smoke weed on
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he did.
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I was titled thirty seven seconds to reference to research
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finding that police in the US make a marijuana related
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arrest every thirty seven seconds.
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And that was crazy.
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I was in twenty twenty two.
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Yeah, that was But she was so logical. That's why
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I loved about it. She was so logical about that
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whole commercial, like it was really hard to argue. And
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I think that's why I'm just like, I really love
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that one. I really enjoyed that command.
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No, I absolutely agree to grieve. Is she push? You
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laid it out there perfect, bring both of them. I'm
557
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gonna try to reach out to see we get her
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quick five ten minutes.
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Oh my god, I just amazing. Actually, we have a
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huge falling in Texas.
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For text cast.
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Listen, Michigan is pretty much North Texas, and I don't
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care what anyone says, yeah, no, they got. I'm just
564
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kidding with a lot of the law, Lucy, the like
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the things we care about. I'm just joking around. It's
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not but anyways, like let's get back to this last article.
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The reason why I skipped over at first, bro is
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because I just wanted to pull up the graft that
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we had because I'll first I'll pull up.
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And shout out to marijuana movement. That's where these last
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year are.
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Always, always, always, always, always US customers spend more than
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four point one billion dollars on pre rolls in one
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I think talking about that is because it's made a
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really big jump, you know what I mean, Because when
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you pull up this graph and stuff, you can kind
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of see it shows you what where has each grown.
578
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It's not even really that big of a jump, but
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relatively it's like like this, you know, a little bit over,
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but it kind of makes I mean it is.
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It is the biggest at eleven almost twelve percent, and
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then beverages at eleven percent. Yeah, which is which is
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actually interesting to think because I just keep going back
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to the beverage talking because we were just talking about
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beverages earlier in the episode, and then we had fronts
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on with high nine.
587
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Yeah, and I see that.
588
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I see that increasing as well with people switching from alcohol.
589
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Well as because we're right now, we're right here to
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the legalization part. I really do think that beverages and
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these edibles and teatures they're going to make some type
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of jump, only because like it's it's it's the new generation.
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It's the people who were vaping and like and stuff.
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I mean, that's why I think the vaping has taken
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over right, just over you know, the past few years,
596
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handful of years, because this next generation is vaping or
597
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more than any of the other products. So where you
598
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see flower staying pretty much mostly dominant, you know, that
599
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makes sense. Vape really been strong for a while. But yeah,
600
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but vapes have been strong for a while. But this
601
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is only from this past year, this year to last year,
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so it hasn't been that long. But if this was
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ten years like ago of a chart, vapes would be
604
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much smaller, right, It's only because.
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Everything would be much smaller, just be flower.
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I mean, shit, I guess since twenty twenty year, right,
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but since twenty twenty, I think we've really seen vape nineteen.
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Maybe we've seen a vape just increase, and I think
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it's kind of interesting that sister generation, but this whole generation.
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That's why I want to say pre rolls I think
611
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is making it too because most people don't even roll
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their own joints anymore, especially because of pre rolls. So
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people are just buying pre roll packs and smoking them
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on the go, and then when they're alone, they're just
615
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hitting vapes. You know, not everyone wants to roll high
616
00:30:51.400 --> 00:30:54.079
quality flower. A lot of people are just getting high.
617
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You know, there's an absolutely different consumer out there, different consumer,
618
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absolutely just a wart on the go. They see the
619
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five five to do five five pre rolls for like
620
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ten bucks, and they're like, all right, yeah, you're seeing
621
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the gone.
622
00:31:07.000 --> 00:31:09.720
You're seeing the change from the people who are smoking
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only medically or for themselves to the people who are
624
00:31:12.519 --> 00:31:13.799
legally partying with it.
625
00:31:13.880 --> 00:31:14.079
Now.
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00:31:14.240 --> 00:31:16.319
You know that a lot of people who just party
627
00:31:16.359 --> 00:31:18.440
with it just bought it illegally, like medical was the
628
00:31:18.480 --> 00:31:20.680
only thing that was around for a long time. You
629
00:31:20.720 --> 00:31:24.119
know that adult usus shifted a lot.
630
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Yeah, and it's not shocking because when we go to
631
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like MJ. Biscond Groovy or Cannoncon, what was here in Detroit,
632
00:31:31.359 --> 00:31:32.640
like what was one of the main things that we
633
00:31:32.680 --> 00:31:35.960
saw there, man, that was mass producing pre rolls like
634
00:31:36.039 --> 00:31:39.200
that was something that everyone was looking for. With the
635
00:31:39.240 --> 00:31:42.720
automation to produce fifteen thousand PREI rolls in like two minutes,
636
00:31:42.759 --> 00:31:43.640
You're like, what.
637
00:31:44.279 --> 00:31:47.319
A lot of people can't roll joints man like or
638
00:31:47.359 --> 00:31:48.079
don't want to know?
639
00:31:48.400 --> 00:31:49.960
It takes time, and no, it takes time to think
640
00:31:50.000 --> 00:31:52.039
about think about if you're going like downtown for a
641
00:31:52.079 --> 00:31:55.319
concert or you're going downtown to the bars, most people
642
00:31:55.319 --> 00:31:58.319
would rather just hit the disco, go and have their
643
00:31:58.319 --> 00:32:00.480
probably their stuff for them. I mean, me, I'm going
644
00:32:00.519 --> 00:32:02.079
to roll out my joints, but that's just because that's
645
00:32:02.079 --> 00:32:03.599
how I've been smoking for how long?
646
00:32:03.960 --> 00:32:06.319
Like, But it takes you, like, I don't know, eight
647
00:32:06.359 --> 00:32:08.680
minutes to roll eight four joints, you know what I mean.
648
00:32:08.680 --> 00:32:12.640
It's not it takes people time and so, I mean,
649
00:32:12.640 --> 00:32:14.680
it's not that they can't either. Sometimes it's just that
650
00:32:14.720 --> 00:32:18.640
they don't want to, you know. And if if so,
651
00:32:18.759 --> 00:32:19.759
I don't know and agains.
652
00:32:19.640 --> 00:32:22.440
People might not some people might not like the process
653
00:32:22.559 --> 00:32:25.920
of literally breaking down the weed, getting your finger sticky,
654
00:32:26.079 --> 00:32:27.480
grinding it up, breaking up.
655
00:32:27.880 --> 00:32:29.759
I think it's this new generation I think it's that
656
00:32:29.880 --> 00:32:32.160
less connection to the plant, less of this like, oh,
657
00:32:32.200 --> 00:32:33.839
it was a whole experience where now it's just like
658
00:32:33.880 --> 00:32:35.559
go to the dispot when I get high, I get
659
00:32:35.759 --> 00:32:37.599
I get some week right. You know, Before it was
660
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like a whole experience, man, that whole like almost like
661
00:32:40.599 --> 00:32:43.160
religious thing of getting it all your homies, rolling it
662
00:32:43.240 --> 00:32:46.880
up together, light it up, getting the drinks already, getting
663
00:32:46.880 --> 00:32:49.240
in your chill spot. Like it was like a whole thing.
664
00:32:49.279 --> 00:32:51.279
It was like a whole thing you did. Now it's like, oh,
665
00:32:51.319 --> 00:32:53.160
I just gonna pick up we don't know home. It's
666
00:32:53.240 --> 00:32:55.960
kind of killed the excitement of it all a little
667
00:32:56.000 --> 00:32:59.160
bit in a way, not necessarily for everybody, you know,
668
00:32:59.279 --> 00:33:00.960
like when we do things like Big Cloud and you
669
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go like experience and love the plant with the culture,
670
00:33:04.279 --> 00:33:06.279
that's why I feel like it comes alive. But sometimes
671
00:33:06.319 --> 00:33:08.759
that like taboo iss in the beginning was what made
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00:33:08.759 --> 00:33:10.759
you really show you appreciate it, like I'm putting my
673
00:33:10.799 --> 00:33:16.079
life over it's just to smoke this shit. You don't
674
00:33:16.079 --> 00:33:16.640
have that anymore.
675
00:33:16.640 --> 00:33:19.759
I did, I know, I mean I went through some
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of that.
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At least here in Michigan. For the substates are listening
678
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that it probably is like.
679
00:33:25.279 --> 00:33:27.160
I mean, I even that there's countries, bro, I mean
680
00:33:27.200 --> 00:33:29.880
this people listening around the world for on this podcast,
681
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so that it says we got It's not we want
682
00:33:31.920 --> 00:33:33.920
the plant free around the world like one day, that'd
683
00:33:33.960 --> 00:33:35.400
be amazing. But in the United States who want it
684
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free as well too, there's still states that aren't even there.
685
00:33:38.880 --> 00:33:40.640
I just wanted to give credits everyone outside of the
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US as well too that can't smoke, that try to smoke.
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So we shall see. I do you want to say
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we will be going live this Saturday, nine am Eastern
689
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and we have and then the next two Saturday's, I
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00:34:00.839 --> 00:34:02.519
don't I don't know.
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What's that fast or Thursday, which is tomorrow.
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Thursday is the harvest rally at the Capitol. I believe
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it's at twelve. I believe it's at twelve eleven or twelve.
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I will come right around there. I will be I
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00:34:14.760 --> 00:34:16.719
will not be able to make it out there. Unfortunately,
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I am stuck at the day job. There'sday oh, and
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00:34:25.679 --> 00:34:28.599
we have actual recording, which will be sweet because that'll
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be released. Well, that'll be a it's gonna be two guests.
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I'm not gonna give you any more information, but it's
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on collaborations, so it'll be sweet. It's gonna be a
701
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fun episode. I'm going to learn all about collabse from
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00:34:40.679 --> 00:34:45.559
process from flower to concentrate, so what goes into it.
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So that's a little sneak peak of why also and
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00:34:48.719 --> 00:34:53.239
then yeah, that was all. That's all. I just want
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to give a quick little shout out there all right.
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For September twelfth at high noon to four twenty at
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Michigan State Capitol, which is one hundred and North Capital Avalancing, Michigan,
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forty eight nine three. And yep, looks like Jenson DX
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is doing a Oh no, this is just an advertisement.
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Right, they did what they were doing. We're doing award show.
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Check out the Michigan Wister's website. They are now doing
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for twenty a year program. So you spend four dollars
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and twenty cents and you just support them for the
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super small amount support what they're doing. They're just they're
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always pushing advocation, always pushing new things in the industry,
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so always worth the checkout.
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So absolutely absolutely, man, Yeah, I think I think were
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you wrapped up on the pre world conversation. I don't
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know if I cut you off.
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We lost track of it. It's fine. I mean, honestly,
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it makes sense. I mean, I think vapor and flour
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are gonna be the main ones for a long time
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because a lot of concentrates people don't always get into
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because it sucks them up. It gets the high so
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quick that a lot of people don't like it, right yeah,
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or you know, or they take like giant dabs and
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they get it so high that they're like, no things.
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I'm good at its weed, right, and then vapes just
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that convenience factor, you know, and you know, so I
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think right now that makes sense. And I just think
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the pre roll thing you're just gonna keep seeing climbing
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because of the convenience factor. Nothing really more than that,
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and badly, honestly, I guess I should say this. One
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more thing about pre rolls is honestly, back in the day,
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pre rolls used to be full of shake and trash,
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so you only bottom when you were broke. Nowadays there's
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like decent pre rolls, which because like you guys, remember
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donuts are considered pre rolls. All those hemp ones, like
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anything with infusion, those are all pre rolls probably in
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their opinion, right, because no infused pre roll is a
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separate thing to them. You know, a pre roll joins are.
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So that's why you're seeing such a heavily buy Like,
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think how many donuts we buy, Like, we never used
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to buy pre rolls unless we were broke, because back
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in the day it was shake. Now it's become their
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good donuts. You can buy hemp ones. They're actually you know,
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good trim or I mean good buds, not trim. Sorry, well,
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because you know what I'm saying, That's why I'm trying
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to say, you can still get those two dollars pre
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rows and those four dollars pre rolls and you know
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what you're buying. They can say, no.
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No, I don't.
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I don't think it's mostly bud. It's not that that's
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trip so that's well, it's probably half and half. They're
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probably taking little buds and stuff. But it's not the
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top shelf shit that you want. So but but at
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the end of the day, that's my whole point. You're
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kind of getting what you pay for in that sense
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when it comes to like the cheap, cheap pre rolls.
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But this isn't just talking cheap prios. I just want
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to make that point that that does make sense why
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you're seeing an increase because you're seeing increase now with
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infused joints and all these unique smoking methods that who
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the hell can smoke across joint at home? A lot
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of people can't smoke roll or roll joint. Excuse me,
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roll across right? How many people can roll a good donut?
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Some people can roll okay donuts, but that.
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Takes you need you need someone there to help you
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light the cross joint. You know, you know, yeah it's funny, but.
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I'm just good reference. But I'm just making the point
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of like that it's becoming more of like, well you're
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roll getting these rolled up things. Sometimes it's because you
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can't roll them, not just any joint any well.
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I mean, dude, think about what is it always be
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rolling a b are? Is that? What dope life? Is that?
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That group that's like rolling all those pearl donuts. Yeah,
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like when you when you see that, like it's now
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it's starting to become like a like a very good craft.
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So people are buying those, And that's a really good
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point because like I love those joints when they're pearled perfect,
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Like I'm like, damn, I'll even smoke that because I
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know they're putting some quality bud in that too. If
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there's some quality bud with some quality hash all day,
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even quality bud, no quality hash, I'll still smoke it.
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It's rolled like a pearl. Other than that, I'm trying
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to think I got anything else groovy.
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Oh that was my last little bit. I mean, if
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you wanted to shout out the partners one more time
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saying must love shot.
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Let me give a shout out too. Can it be extracts?
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Can ship old score game Nicks? I got high nine
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right here and it's above me as well.
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I like that, and also it's probably my favorite so far.
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I haven't got through all of them yet, but I
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like the half of half.
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The half and a half is delicious. And then also
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shouts to cannabis workers resource. Without all you, we wouldn't
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be able to continue pushing out some quality content and
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quality stuff. So thank you for supporting us. We support you,
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And if you are listening to this, try try some
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of those products. Tag us, tag those brands in the stories. Uh,
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show them some love because they're showing us love, and show.
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Us some love. Groovy music. Two e's know why everywhere
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Canada of everywhere, probably shadow band on some stuff my
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Cannon cast shadow band for sure. Probably, But you know,
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we're still at here, We're still awesome, still network, and
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we're still growing. Can't hold us back just because you
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hate an internet. But that's pretty much all we got
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to check us out. We're gonna keep doing some stuff.
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We got some episodes. Like Dave said, I don't think
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we're waking and bacon. No, we are awaking making this week.
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We are waking and baking this week, but the following
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week we are not.
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It'd be two saturdays in a row. But I'm gonna
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see if somehow I can do it.
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We're just not. I'm just not gonna count on it
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because you're gonna need a foreign land. So this Saturday
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we are waking and baking nine to ten, like we
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do every week, but Canadave is leaving the country, so
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it's adding a lot of layers to We'll try possibly
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if we do. You know, if you're bored and you're like,
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I want to waken bake with us, I would probably
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just check I g more than I would check the Internet,
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because if we do, it might just be from the phones.
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So if you do see us, just checking if you
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wake and bake it on Saturday and you're board and
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you know, because two weeks will be off, but we'll yeah,
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still have episodes with some We got Dirk of Lost Coast.
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We got hot hot Pot, Jenny, hot Pot Jesus, yeah
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that handle.
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I have a check prize one that we got to record,
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so cool. Yep, all right, y'all.
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Yeah. Other than that, I hope to see you all
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this Saturday. Like Groovy said at nine am Eastern, have
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a great rest of your week. And as always Groovy,
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we're here to advocate, educate, and inspire the next time
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yeallace burn up.
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Yeah,
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Yo, yo yo, what's going on?
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What's up? Everybody? Welcome to a new episode of My
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Canic Case. I'm Kendon, Dave, I'm Griovy. In today's episode,
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we're gonna go through the recap of Big Cloud last weekend. Uh,
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we got exclusive brands getting fined by the CIRA. We're
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gonna dive into that. Etho Fast is coming up, you
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have Harvest Riley coming up, and then we're also gonna
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jump into a couple of articles that are from out
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of state, out of Michigan, so talking about pre rolls, Uh,
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Texas lawmaker smoking weed in their ad, and.
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Then also some upcoming events.
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Ye, cannabis is a big threat to the alcohol industry.
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I think that we all could agree with that. But yeah,
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let's first dive into Big Cloud this past weekend. We'll
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kick it off with that fun event we were out
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there Saturday and Sunday. If you didn't see us, Groovy
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performed on Friday or not Friday, on Saturday evening at
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six o'clock.
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It was one of the judge kits. We actually got
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some of the judge kit, but we didn't judge any
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of the flower because Dave did enter and we didn't
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feel like it was right, that is true.
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It was cool. It was like all the other similar
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to the other big cloud events, you had the main
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stage they also had. This time, they had like a
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speaker tent. I guess education series. I guess I'd say
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each yeah, because each one, each hour had like different
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different not influencers, activist growers, breeders that were all talking
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and talking about the play it and talking about activism
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and growing and so on and so forth, which is
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pretty cool because if you wanted to go check out
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some music you could. If you want to go here
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some education you could, If you want to go pick
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up some bood you could. You know, cool event. Overall,
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Groovy had a great performance.
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So yeah, it was a fun event. You know. It's like,
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you know, just a fessel, but it's more focused around
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the plant than the than the music. A lot of
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festivals I play are just like mainly just you know,
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music and stuff. Though it's kind of a nice break
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too where music is a big part of it, but
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the biggest part is just kind of having a chill
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time and smoking weed. I mean, even when you're playing,
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most of the crowd is sitting, you know what I mean.
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And even what you know, especially during the day a
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lot of times, so I mean people were dancing here
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and there, but you know, it was the crowd is
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more chill. You know, it's more of a just getting
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down with a plantalk terms people trying to get good deals,
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you know, I did see I felt like a lot
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of people were just kind of coming getting deals and
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then making their way out. So that was you know,
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that's how people are with these type events, just like
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high times. You know, people try to go get deals
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and that's fun. Some people stick around for the culture
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and hang out and all that, and that's like that's
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what's kind of fun about is you get to see
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who's kind of like, you know, is around. They did
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a bunch of awards for like you know what did
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you call them activists and stuff, So it was really cool.
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Shout out Captain Kirk, shout out I mean Rick and
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everyone who did a great job. But you know, Michael
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Tooey got an award, Jamie Lile, Rick Thompson, ri IP.
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So it was a good event. I really liked the event.
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We had.
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I had some fun, got a little chilly at night.
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It was like pretty fun. Me and Dave ended up
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like it was getting so cold. One like the night
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we ended up going back and just like getting some
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drinks and chilling. It was chill, but it got wet.
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It was like, it's like a weird temperature because like
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when it's cold, it's cold. But when it was like
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cold and oist like I was getting, it was just
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it was it was. It was cold, but and I
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was still a lot of fun. It looked like the
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siland disco was bopping still, so.
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Yeah, I would have saw that popping off. It was
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a cool night man, that was a lot of fun.
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The awards went off. That one pretty cool, and yeah
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it's funny.
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I had all the things out of things I couldn't
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find yours today. I was gonna smoke your blueberry baming,
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but I couldn't find him. It must have fell out
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of the case when I was moving around.
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Oh really, that's fine.
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Somewhere. I'm sure it's okay. And the one I did
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want to try, I lost that box bag already, so
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hopefully I find it that comes and goes, comes and goes.
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If not, chalk it up, but yeah, let's the will
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probably look to get fang in rick On and some
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of the big cloud fan up before the months.
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Before we move on, though, I do want to shout
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out one thing about this event that I really like
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compared to any event or not any event, just what
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I like about it, in like, in comparison to some
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of these one sided events that are mainly focused towards
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one side or the other, meaning caregiver and adun't use.
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I really enjoy that they really were focusing on showing
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love to both sides, whether it be shouting out those
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who like you know, went to Metric that used to
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be on caregiver or people being on Metric who said
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don't like, don't let the caregiver stuff go away. You know,
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there's this big bad respect, you know, because there was
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brands they represent, brands that were out here, you know,
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in the in the au. But you know, people believe
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what they believe, and you can't stop the movement, especially
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for a lot of these people who really have been
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in it since the beginning. So I think sometimes people
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just see different you know, and come like futures and outcomes,
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Like some people want to go to Metrics, some people
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just want to do their care everything. It's cool, but
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that's why we need both. And I said this today
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of a million times. I've said this to Rick when
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we were talking. As long as there's one patient, the
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med side should exist. I don't really care. Besides that,
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you know, the caregivers show to grow for med stuff.
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You know, they want to blame the caregivers for trappers,
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and that's just simply not the fact. You know, people
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are always going to trap where it's any any product
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point a weed. Like I said, it's not the caregivers.
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own benefit, the trappers. So you know what, that's why
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because you know, it's just it's just negative rhetoric and
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hate against the other side that keeps us separated, that
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creates this. Oh I think that this people. If you
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like metch then you must not prefer caregivers. It's like, no,
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it's not like that. And the people who are like
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that are clearly just trying to like argue about something.
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maybe their own experience had them hate something, whether they
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went something through like you. But I just really like
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like events like this because they are trying to build bridges.
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So shout out a Big Lab.
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shout out to Big Cloud. Overall a good event, overall good.
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I'm curious if they'll do one more this year or
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if they'll just probably wait until next year to do anymore. Yeah. Yeah,
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by Big Cloud, because I don't think what it was
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when we went, because when they did the Organic Cup,
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they did Organic Cup in New York like years ago too,
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so I don't know if it's the same, but it
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could be. It could be Big Cloud presents, so I
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could be completely off. So but if they are doing
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the Organic Cup, that'd be cool. We'll see. I'll have
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to pay attention to the entries. Definitely won't enter my
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stuff nineteen days early, That's all I gotta say.
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All right, yeah, I hear you. So which articles do
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you want to jump? And I think I'm gonna just
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start off with Ethogenic Fest here, So Ethogenic.
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First Ethogenic Festival is fest Over in Michigan. If you
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haven't heard of it. It is mostly about mushrooms. It's
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not necessarily cannabis focused. But I just put cams news
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updates because we always have. But Ethogenic Fest is target
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for mushrooms. That's how I look at it, because it's
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talking about activism. People are doing speeches all day. There's
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a lot of you know, you know, people telling stories
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and saying what's wrong with the laws and how it's
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helped them. So it reminds me of like hash Bash
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when you're at like the Diagon, and it's in the
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same blaze that the Diag. I think it might even
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be the same band that plays Yeah, pretty good vibe.
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That's twenty second September this year. It's on a Saturday,
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I believe, so I thought it was during Sunday Sunday.
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It's on a Sunday and it takes place from one
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to eleven to four to twenty some speakers. You have
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our Jeff Irwin, State Senator, Washington County Commissioner Yusuf for
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rabbing other local advocates nationwide or gone in Colorado made
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the only two states have fully legalized recreational psychedelics. So
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but since then, Detroit, Ferndale and Hazel Park have followed
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south with a decriminalization of it. Wooll, I guess it's
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not decriminalization. I guess they just deprioritized law enforcement on
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these plans. It's technically what it says above it. So
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but hopefully Michigan in the coming years it gets down
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of the ballot, maybe the next four years, maybe the
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next election, maybe in the midterm coming up twenty twenty six,
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because like, like we do have some big cities that
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do already have it deprioritize. So if that continues, then
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the state of Michigan. So if you are available, go
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check out etho at uh at Etho Fast Jesus Christ,
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September twenty second.
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The thing is, there's more money to be made from weed,
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so I could feel like mushrooms could pass even easier
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because there's not gonna be this influx of mushrooms. Like
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you can't just eat mushrooms and like go hang out
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with the friends and come home like it's a wild
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time and you just eat a bunch of mushrooms, right,
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maybe a little beatn but it it's not.
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I'm off right, that's fine, that's cool. I think it's
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gonna pop off. I think that's not what I'm saying.
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I'm staying there's.
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Just gonna be a lot of money though, either that's
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what I mean by.
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That, Yeah, that's sometimes I say. It's like, no matter
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how you look at I don't think it's gonna be
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a lot of movement the way cannabis. People just burn
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through it really fast or fundies put out giants for
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all big blunts. Like the product burns and it's expensive.
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gonna last them a month. You know you're gonna buy
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you know, you know. So it's just not gonna make
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the same money cannabis is. So I feel like it'll
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go legal quicker because not as many people making money
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or holding it back. You know. It's like, I mean,
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weed has been held back by people trying to make
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money since the fucking beginning, since the fucking the people
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who own lumber, who I want to hold back hemp
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and started reformand is to begin with. It all has
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to do with hemp and lumber. It has nothing to
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do with cannabis. So it's it's always been held back
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by some other industry hating. Now it's just alcohol or tobacco,
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it's just other It's just because hemp and we can
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do so much that the people trying to make money
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and knew that they could corner pocket and make more
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money regularly just screwed help people over. So it's been
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like that since the beginning though. So I just think
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that cannabis just makes way more money because if he
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has way more it can do, and who knows, maybe
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mushrooms will be able to do more. I just mean,
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like for textiles and doing all these other things that
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like a plant can do versus I don't know if
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mushrooms can turn into other things. Yeah, you know, we'll see,
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you know, you know, with research.
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Time will tell. Time will jump back into Michigan. Exclusive
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brands got hit with a couple of violations. Man, they
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got hit with a couple of thirteen.
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Because I like, I like some people here. You know,
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I'm not going to drop names, but I like a
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couple of the people over the team because they have
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treated us well, and you know, I really do like
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the team. So when I was reading this article, it's
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pretty crazy and it comes down to simply a lot
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of a lot of little, like not little, a lot
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of mistakes with paperwork, improper storage or keeping, prepper records,
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surveillance recordings, monitoring systems exactly. It's all these little things
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that just kind of added up and before you know it,
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it added up to be like a handful, you know.
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violations meaning like two slaps on the wrist. No, they
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mean to violations by two times. This has happened multiple things,
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and it's pretty intense when you start reading it all. Yeah,
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so yeah, just kind of skimmed through it. Catch you
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all up.
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So, uh, I'm gonna grab someone uck, let you catch
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them up on the article.
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Okay, Dave's gonna leave bye, all right. So both complaints
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include sevalanches of improper record keeping, failing to keep track
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of dissolate it's a bummer, which you're highly purified canvas product. Obviously,
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according to one complaint, more than ten pounds of cannabis
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cannot be located. It is now on a second complaint
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in resolved the inspector requesting access to the BIS video
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cameras and the director of operations able to provide access
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to the scary system. See. I think that could be
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for multiple reasons. So that's why sometimes when you read
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these violations, it's like, I wonder the whole story. I
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wonder if there were certain things that he just couldn't do.
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I don't know that just they make it sound worse
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in this article by Fox, So you know what I mean,
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You just don't know. But some of this stuff is
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just facts, like another eighty three pounds of cannabis product
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cannot be located in a physical inventory the business which
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improper improper records is probably what they were referring to before.
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Meanwhile, there was more than eight eight two hundred and
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thirty grams of product physically in the business despite them
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being recorded, having them being combined with the other packaging
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and product. That's a lot of product, yes, And then
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they're basically saying they weren't even in the system. Yeah,
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is what kind of how it sounds saying that it's
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like three hundred and fifty thousand dollars with a product
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and when they asked the disprecancy and they just had
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no idea, So it's like everyone was just kind of
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pleading the fifth and so I think it kind of
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elludes the CRA to theirs some shady stuff going on
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where they're kind of putting two together. They just don't
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doesn't sound like they have a lot of facts of
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what this is, what they've been doing, or what they're
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doing it for, just that like why is this product here?
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Why can't I access this? To the point where they're
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just mad, you know, because it sounds like many things
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ed led up to the CRA being just pissed.
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Yes, and the susaves twenty one in days to request
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to hearing after receiving a complaint. So I'll be curious
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if what finds they get and how much money they're
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gonna get hit with. Did they lose a license? Like
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they hasn't been fooling around And that's the thing.
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A brand, So it's probably talking about the dispensary itself,
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not the individual brands, right, And then if you look
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at when this was pet published. This was September six,
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so technically when this episode comes out five days prior,
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so I mean, we only have two weeks and two
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days and then we'll we'll find out, so we'll be
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following you all up. You know.
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I realized, Yeah, it's uh, it's funny.
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This is my undershirt today. I just like took off
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my pollo and this isn't even promo. They're not our partners,
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but if you want to reach out, I.
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Don't live live resident. If you want to partner, reach
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out please.
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Actually it's funny because, like I said, Calvin Tron came
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to the audio gig, I.
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Was doing Megatron.
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Sorry, well his name is Calvin, and then.
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I know I just like, like you understand, Like at
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I actually kind of liked that better than both of them
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because it's calvit Calvatron.
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There you go see shout out Calvitron. He liked our
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advocate against fire. Maybe he'll like my next nickname. What's up?
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Go coming out? Come on the podcast. Bro, You'll be
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like out of frame. He'll just be like right here
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and I'll be uh so no, yeah, you know, in
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this exclusive brand stuff is just kind of crazy. But
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at the end of the day, we're just kind of
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kind of have to wait and see, you know what
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I mean, it's really all you can do with that.
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But yeah, yeah, so I mean, real quick, before we
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get into the next like a couple of articles, just
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want to shout out the fam real quick, especially if
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you haven't If you don't know, now you know, cannoby
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Extracts is joined the team. Shout out to our partners
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Woo Woo Woo, Kinship cannabis Co with a Turpenes, Thrive,
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Cool Organics where you can get some sweet retro brands,
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and honestly, just just check out those Cheetos and that
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fucking sugar cunts and High nine. If you're looking to
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order a camp hand based THC drink that is healthy
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for you, not bad for you, check it out.
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You can order check out our recent episode. We just
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dropped an episode with Franz. Yeah, Mike can fifteen for that.
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We just dropped out the episode with Fronz. He's one
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of the founders of High nine. And it's a good drink.
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It's a great drink, it's a healthy drink like groovy set.
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Yeah, And that's the thing I learned a lot. You know,
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you respect more the more you learn about a product.
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It's just like you know, for me, like like for me,
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like one of my favorite things in the world was pop, right,
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and so I really learned how bad it was for me,
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and then I started like trying with Croix, you know,
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and it's just so much better for you. You just
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take these steps, right, And this is one of those
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things where if you're drinking, you're eating edibles a lot,
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a lot of THC, a lot of those brownies and
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cook these all these things have a lot of sugar
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in it, right, So if you want to just get
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in a healthy way while getting hydrated, here's a product
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for you.
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While we're talking about this, it's going to ease right
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into our next subject, which kind of we even talked
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about in that episode, is that marijuinea legalization is a
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significant threat to the alcohol industry. Why because people are
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starting to substitute cannabis for beer and wine. They're starting
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to substitute beer and wine with cannabis, and an easy
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way for a lot of people that have drink alcohol
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is you could have a little THHD, drink a little
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bit to milligrams hunter milligrams and drink it like that,
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or you just start diving right into edibles, vabes, flour.
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You could say dabbing, but I don't see many jumping
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right into dabbing. Maybe with the puff co, But with cannabis,
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there's so many different ways to get what you're looking
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for through different products compared to alcohol, where with alcohol
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it is just pretty much drinking, you know what I'm saying,
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like groovy, you can smoke it, you can eat it,
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you can drink it with, you can vape it, and
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that's all cannabis.
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Absolutely, But with alcohol, like like Dave was just saying,
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our next article is leading is essentially they were just
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talking about that marijuana legalization is a threat to the
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cams industry, I mean to the alcohol industry, excuse me.
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And I do think there's some degree you're absolutely right
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and probably mostly right. I just think it's kind of
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crazy to think how different the product is. But just
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like what you said, to add to your point, it's
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because it's healthier, so maybe it did the buzz is
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a little different, but people are settling because they'd rather
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be healthier than blacking out and drinking all this sugar
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and all this bad for you. You know, you can
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think about joint and be just as fucked up, especially
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if you're not used to it.
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Right, I think about this thing about how bad alcohol
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is for the body. Think about how many people have
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been affected by drunk driving debts, drunk driving injuries from
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drinking and driving, not deaths, but just injuries after all
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the all the crap that you go through with the
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DW I, how it ruins families and all this stuff
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that happens with alcohol. Right, And then you look at
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cannabis and the most you're seeing is people going to
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jail over a plant that's not even showing the effects
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that that alcohol does. Cannabis you can smoke it, you
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can eat it, and like you said, if you're sitting
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at the house chilling, you'll be fine. You're you're chilling,
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and you don't you don't see these car accidents and
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these deaths with alcohol like you do. Are you with
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with cannabis like you do with alcohol? You really don't? Yeah,
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And like that's alcohol, alcohol so bad for you. After
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a couple of drinks.
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Well, what it is is to me, the big thing is,
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like the big argument with like any drug is like, Okay,
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there's some good things and there's some bad things. It's
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just to me, when the drugs bad outweigh the good
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by so much, isn't it obviously it should be illegal,
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you know, Like that's what the ironic and bullshit thing
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about about cannabis and hemp is is why is this,
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well cannabis now not just not anymore? Well, why is
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it illegal when it has so many more good things
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than bad? Right where alcohol has very few things like okay,
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sure it will destress you in small amounts. Right, there
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are good there are there's good to alcohol. That's why
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I said, I never want to knock all the drug
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but there are so many bad things that outweigh it
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that for some but for some reason, alcohol there's like
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when we looked up, there's no way to like really
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you can just make as much as you want. You
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can just there's there's no regulation how much you can buy,
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like it's just so easy to access. But that's the
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one that's legal. That's what doesn't make sense, right, I
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understand drugs always have good and always have bad in them.
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And we can always argue to we're blue in the
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face on our opinions, but this is just fact. What
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Dave is saying, what I am saying. There is just
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way more good to cannabis than alcohol, And it doesn't
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even make sense. They shouldn't even be compared because they're
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not even the same. The reason why we compare them
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is because it doesn't make sense that it's legal to
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begin with, and alcohol is so legal and so pushed,
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so normalized. Oh, we can't have edibles that look like skittles,
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but we can have bubble gum flavored Swedish fish vodka.
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Flavors. So to smear enough. New Amsterdam's got like ten.
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I used to be an alcohol sales are at many
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alcohol for everything legally.
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You know what I'm saying. You were a but tender.
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H vices.
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You know, like the party, Kennedy likes the party. Kennedy
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likes the party.
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Sounds like check out this pretty I'm pretty exhausted, ready.
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For this second pair of crocs? What's up? And I
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just want to throw Dave off on that one days
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but fucking with Dave, I'm getting crocks now. He's not
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for it. Dave just turned off his camera. We lost Dave.
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I'm gonna ute his MIC's that way, we can't hear him.
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His MIC's off. Oh there he's at but you can't
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hear him now, So it's pretty crazy. I wonder what
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he's saying. I guess we should find out.
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This guy gets a pair of crocs. This guy gets
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a pair of crocks for his birthday. Let's say we'll
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see that's like ten, ten, twelve, you know, maybe fifteen
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days ago now, it's probably twenty two days ago, to
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be honest, matter hasn't been that long now. I was
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already got his second pair of crocs. My dude, come.
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On, sponsored me in for groovy because like, dude, I
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bought tight iyes for State.
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I love it. I'm gonna give you a hard time.
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That's why I showed you.
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And I thought it was a funny little sport MODEV.
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Let's show everybody's sport mode.
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We'll do that later. You know, you'll you'll see on
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the recap for Big Cloud. But we got two more things.
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And this next one Dave sent me, and it's kind
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of because it's like kind of makes sense, which honestly,
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you know what I actually we're gonna do this out
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of order because I want to pull up the graph
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that's on that one. So we're gonna do that last. Sorry,
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we're gonna jump into this one that Dave sent me
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as well. But this one was kind of meat. This
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was about a Texas candidate. So this Texas candidate, I
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don't know, actually break Texas man, she's the Texas House
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candidate is smokes while calling for legislation in a new
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campaign ad. So I thought that was pretty wild. And
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you sent this to me when you.
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Put the add on, man, put the ad on.
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All right, all right, here we go, here we go.
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Check her props for smoking on it.
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I think that's just this still alone. When I just
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see her like she's just puffed, leaning over lighting the joint,
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it's like, let's go.
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It reminds me of that one guy that was running
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the other year from New Orleans. I think that did
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it smoke. I don't think you won though.
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Well anyways, here let's check it out. Like Dave said,
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let's here, I guess.
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Sally Duval and I'm running for the Texas House of Representatives.
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You might already know what's in this, but do you
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know who has no idea, no way to test it?
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Oh damn, I don't law enforcements.
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They arrest people every day for marijuana possession, but they
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don't have the fundator of the test if it's illegal
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marijuana or a federally legal hemp product. Our laws are
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confusing and unclear. While marijuana remains illegal for most Texas,
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hemp products that can get you high, like Delta eight,
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Delta nine, and THHCA are being sold at more than
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seven thousand retailers statewide Arlington and Governor he wants to
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both regulate and fan these products. Now, duntug a genius
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to figure out you can't do both of these things. Fortunately,
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we don't have to choose between safety and legalization. We
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can and should have both. But it's going to take
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leaders who know enough and Karenough to do what's right.
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My opponent doesn't, which is a real shame. Not only
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will legalization and regulation help support our small farm and
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medically complex Texans, but the tax revenue could be used
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to help fund education, public health, and mental health services.
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So here's the bottom line. Texans should have the freedom
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to consume these products if they want to. You can
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visit my website to read all about my common sense policy.
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I'm Sally, you all, and I believe it's high time
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for change in Texas.
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I added that cheers. That was not in the commercial.
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I really like that because honestly, most campaigns you see
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are bashing something or using propaganda or using their opinions
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to push what they touly do. That was truly just
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using facts to promote logical information to say, why isn't
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this logical? That was like, I want to move to
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Texas just so I can live where she lives, Like
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you know what I mean, Like, let's go Sally.
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And hopefully it's near Austin, so it's near the comedy
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comedy Mothership, so you can just go watch some comedy
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all the time.
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Yeah, man. And she points out the fact about like
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how it helps farm you know much hemp could add
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to agriculture, And I understand that lumber was a big deal,
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but now we need those trees. And then hemp actually
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produces more oxygen per field lumber than most trees. So
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it's like just just fucking let them both be and
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let the best company work and let the text title
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that works the best for each product work. You know,
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lumber is still gonna you, you know, if anything, Let's
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let HEMP take over for a while, let the trees
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come back, and then maybe you know, like geez, I
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don't know. It's like I can't.
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Gary Chambers last year, Gary Chambers.
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But that was that was more badass. That was more
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like this doesn't make sense. I'm gonna smoke weed on
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he did.
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I was titled thirty seven seconds to reference to research
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finding that police in the US make a marijuana related
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arrest every thirty seven seconds.
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And that was crazy.
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I was in twenty twenty two.
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Yeah, that was But she was so logical. That's why
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I loved about it. She was so logical about that
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whole commercial, like it was really hard to argue. And
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I think that's why I'm just like, I really love
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that one. I really enjoyed that command.
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No, I absolutely agree to grieve. Is she push? You
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laid it out there perfect, bring both of them. I'm
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gonna try to reach out to see we get her
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quick five ten minutes.
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Oh my god, I just amazing. Actually, we have a
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huge falling in Texas.
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For text cast.
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Listen, Michigan is pretty much North Texas, and I don't
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care what anyone says, yeah, no, they got. I'm just
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kidding with a lot of the law, Lucy, the like
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the things we care about. I'm just joking around. It's
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not but anyways, like let's get back to this last article.
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The reason why I skipped over at first, bro is
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because I just wanted to pull up the graft that
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we had because I'll first I'll pull up.
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And shout out to marijuana movement. That's where these last
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year are.
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Always, always, always, always, always US customers spend more than
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four point one billion dollars on pre rolls in one
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I think talking about that is because it's made a
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really big jump, you know what I mean, Because when
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you pull up this graph and stuff, you can kind
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of see it shows you what where has each grown.
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It's not even really that big of a jump, but
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relatively it's like like this, you know, a little bit over,
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but it kind of makes I mean it is.
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It is the biggest at eleven almost twelve percent, and
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then beverages at eleven percent. Yeah, which is which is
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actually interesting to think because I just keep going back
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to the beverage talking because we were just talking about
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beverages earlier in the episode, and then we had fronts
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on with high nine.
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Yeah, and I see that.
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I see that increasing as well with people switching from alcohol.
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Well as because we're right now, we're right here to
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the legalization part. I really do think that beverages and
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these edibles and teatures they're going to make some type
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of jump, only because like it's it's it's the new generation.
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It's the people who were vaping and like and stuff.
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I mean, that's why I think the vaping has taken
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over right, just over you know, the past few years,
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handful of years, because this next generation is vaping or
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more than any of the other products. So where you
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see flower staying pretty much mostly dominant, you know, that
599
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makes sense. Vape really been strong for a while. But yeah,
600
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but vapes have been strong for a while. But this
601
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is only from this past year, this year to last year,
602
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so it hasn't been that long. But if this was
603
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ten years like ago of a chart, vapes would be
604
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much smaller, right, It's only because.
605
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Everything would be much smaller, just be flower.
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I mean, shit, I guess since twenty twenty year, right,
607
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but since twenty twenty, I think we've really seen vape nineteen.
608
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Maybe we've seen a vape just increase, and I think
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it's kind of interesting that sister generation, but this whole generation.
610
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That's why I want to say pre rolls I think
611
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is making it too because most people don't even roll
612
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their own joints anymore, especially because of pre rolls. So
613
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people are just buying pre roll packs and smoking them
614
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on the go, and then when they're alone, they're just
615
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hitting vapes. You know, not everyone wants to roll high
616
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quality flower. A lot of people are just getting high.
617
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You know, there's an absolutely different consumer out there, different consumer,
618
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absolutely just a wart on the go. They see the
619
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five five to do five five pre rolls for like
620
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ten bucks, and they're like, all right, yeah, you're seeing
621
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the gone.
622
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You're seeing the change from the people who are smoking
623
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only medically or for themselves to the people who are
624
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legally partying with it.
625
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Now.
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You know that a lot of people who just party
627
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with it just bought it illegally, like medical was the
628
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only thing that was around for a long time. You
629
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know that adult usus shifted a lot.
630
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Yeah, and it's not shocking because when we go to
631
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like MJ. Biscond Groovy or Cannoncon, what was here in Detroit,
632
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like what was one of the main things that we
633
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saw there, man, that was mass producing pre rolls like
634
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that was something that everyone was looking for. With the
635
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automation to produce fifteen thousand PREI rolls in like two minutes,
636
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You're like, what.
637
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A lot of people can't roll joints man like or
638
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don't want to know?
639
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It takes time, and no, it takes time to think
640
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about think about if you're going like downtown for a
641
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concert or you're going downtown to the bars, most people
642
00:31:55.319 --> 00:31:58.319
would rather just hit the disco, go and have their
643
00:31:58.319 --> 00:32:00.480
probably their stuff for them. I mean, me, I'm going
644
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to roll out my joints, but that's just because that's
645
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how I've been smoking for how long?
646
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Like, But it takes you, like, I don't know, eight
647
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minutes to roll eight four joints, you know what I mean.
648
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It's not it takes people time and so, I mean,
649
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it's not that they can't either. Sometimes it's just that
650
00:32:14.720 --> 00:32:18.640
they don't want to, you know. And if if so,
651
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I don't know and agains.
652
00:32:19.640 --> 00:32:22.440
People might not some people might not like the process
653
00:32:22.559 --> 00:32:25.920
of literally breaking down the weed, getting your finger sticky,
654
00:32:26.079 --> 00:32:27.480
grinding it up, breaking up.
655
00:32:27.880 --> 00:32:29.759
I think it's this new generation I think it's that
656
00:32:29.880 --> 00:32:32.160
less connection to the plant, less of this like, oh,
657
00:32:32.200 --> 00:32:33.839
it was a whole experience where now it's just like
658
00:32:33.880 --> 00:32:35.559
go to the dispot when I get high, I get
659
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I get some week right. You know, Before it was
660
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like a whole experience, man, that whole like almost like
661
00:32:40.599 --> 00:32:43.160
religious thing of getting it all your homies, rolling it
662
00:32:43.240 --> 00:32:46.880
up together, light it up, getting the drinks already, getting
663
00:32:46.880 --> 00:32:49.240
in your chill spot. Like it was like a whole thing.
664
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It was like a whole thing you did. Now it's like, oh,
665
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I just gonna pick up we don't know home. It's
666
00:32:53.240 --> 00:32:55.960
kind of killed the excitement of it all a little
667
00:32:56.000 --> 00:32:59.160
bit in a way, not necessarily for everybody, you know,
668
00:32:59.279 --> 00:33:00.960
like when we do things like Big Cloud and you
669
00:33:01.000 --> 00:33:03.799
go like experience and love the plant with the culture,
670
00:33:04.279 --> 00:33:06.279
that's why I feel like it comes alive. But sometimes
671
00:33:06.319 --> 00:33:08.759
that like taboo iss in the beginning was what made
672
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you really show you appreciate it, like I'm putting my
673
00:33:10.799 --> 00:33:16.079
life over it's just to smoke this shit. You don't
674
00:33:16.079 --> 00:33:16.640
have that anymore.
675
00:33:16.640 --> 00:33:19.759
I did, I know, I mean I went through some
676
00:33:19.839 --> 00:33:20.279
of that.
677
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At least here in Michigan. For the substates are listening
678
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that it probably is like.
679
00:33:25.279 --> 00:33:27.160
I mean, I even that there's countries, bro, I mean
680
00:33:27.200 --> 00:33:29.880
this people listening around the world for on this podcast,
681
00:33:29.880 --> 00:33:31.920
so that it says we got It's not we want
682
00:33:31.920 --> 00:33:33.920
the plant free around the world like one day, that'd
683
00:33:33.960 --> 00:33:35.400
be amazing. But in the United States who want it
684
00:33:35.440 --> 00:33:38.440
free as well too, there's still states that aren't even there.
685
00:33:38.880 --> 00:33:40.640
I just wanted to give credits everyone outside of the
686
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US as well too that can't smoke, that try to smoke.
687
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So we shall see. I do you want to say
688
00:33:53.000 --> 00:33:56.279
we will be going live this Saturday, nine am Eastern
689
00:33:58.079 --> 00:34:00.799
and we have and then the next two Saturday's, I
690
00:34:00.839 --> 00:34:02.519
don't I don't know.
691
00:34:02.519 --> 00:34:06.039
What's that fast or Thursday, which is tomorrow.
692
00:34:06.039 --> 00:34:09.000
Thursday is the harvest rally at the Capitol. I believe
693
00:34:09.000 --> 00:34:12.239
it's at twelve. I believe it's at twelve eleven or twelve.
694
00:34:12.239 --> 00:34:14.679
I will come right around there. I will be I
695
00:34:14.760 --> 00:34:16.719
will not be able to make it out there. Unfortunately,
696
00:34:17.679 --> 00:34:25.639
I am stuck at the day job. There'sday oh, and
697
00:34:25.679 --> 00:34:28.599
we have actual recording, which will be sweet because that'll
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be released. Well, that'll be a it's gonna be two guests.
699
00:34:33.039 --> 00:34:34.679
I'm not gonna give you any more information, but it's
700
00:34:34.719 --> 00:34:37.320
on collaborations, so it'll be sweet. It's gonna be a
701
00:34:37.320 --> 00:34:40.639
fun episode. I'm going to learn all about collabse from
702
00:34:40.679 --> 00:34:45.559
process from flower to concentrate, so what goes into it.
703
00:34:45.719 --> 00:34:48.679
So that's a little sneak peak of why also and
704
00:34:48.719 --> 00:34:53.239
then yeah, that was all. That's all. I just want
705
00:34:53.280 --> 00:34:55.159
to give a quick little shout out there all right.
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00:34:55.079 --> 00:34:58.440
For September twelfth at high noon to four twenty at
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Michigan State Capitol, which is one hundred and North Capital Avalancing, Michigan,
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forty eight nine three. And yep, looks like Jenson DX
709
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is doing a Oh no, this is just an advertisement.
710
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Right, they did what they were doing. We're doing award show.
711
00:35:20.440 --> 00:35:23.199
Check out the Michigan Wister's website. They are now doing
712
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for twenty a year program. So you spend four dollars
713
00:35:26.800 --> 00:35:28.840
and twenty cents and you just support them for the
714
00:35:29.119 --> 00:35:31.360
super small amount support what they're doing. They're just they're
715
00:35:31.360 --> 00:35:34.760
always pushing advocation, always pushing new things in the industry,
716
00:35:34.840 --> 00:35:36.199
so always worth the checkout.
717
00:35:36.239 --> 00:35:44.719
So absolutely absolutely, man, Yeah, I think I think were
718
00:35:44.719 --> 00:35:46.679
you wrapped up on the pre world conversation. I don't
719
00:35:46.679 --> 00:35:47.679
know if I cut you off.
720
00:35:49.000 --> 00:35:50.920
We lost track of it. It's fine. I mean, honestly,
721
00:35:51.239 --> 00:35:53.559
it makes sense. I mean, I think vapor and flour
722
00:35:53.599 --> 00:35:55.679
are gonna be the main ones for a long time
723
00:35:55.719 --> 00:35:58.639
because a lot of concentrates people don't always get into
724
00:35:58.719 --> 00:36:00.440
because it sucks them up. It gets the high so
725
00:36:00.519 --> 00:36:03.559
quick that a lot of people don't like it, right yeah,
726
00:36:03.760 --> 00:36:05.800
or you know, or they take like giant dabs and
727
00:36:05.840 --> 00:36:07.599
they get it so high that they're like, no things.
728
00:36:07.599 --> 00:36:10.400
I'm good at its weed, right, and then vapes just
729
00:36:10.440 --> 00:36:13.199
that convenience factor, you know, and you know, so I
730
00:36:13.239 --> 00:36:15.679
think right now that makes sense. And I just think
731
00:36:16.159 --> 00:36:18.320
the pre roll thing you're just gonna keep seeing climbing
732
00:36:18.360 --> 00:36:20.960
because of the convenience factor. Nothing really more than that,
733
00:36:21.079 --> 00:36:23.760
and badly, honestly, I guess I should say this. One
734
00:36:23.800 --> 00:36:25.679
more thing about pre rolls is honestly, back in the day,
735
00:36:25.719 --> 00:36:27.960
pre rolls used to be full of shake and trash,
736
00:36:28.239 --> 00:36:31.320
so you only bottom when you were broke. Nowadays there's
737
00:36:31.360 --> 00:36:33.519
like decent pre rolls, which because like you guys, remember
738
00:36:33.599 --> 00:36:36.079
donuts are considered pre rolls. All those hemp ones, like
739
00:36:36.119 --> 00:36:38.719
anything with infusion, those are all pre rolls probably in
740
00:36:38.760 --> 00:36:41.079
their opinion, right, because no infused pre roll is a
741
00:36:41.119 --> 00:36:43.480
separate thing to them. You know, a pre roll joins are.
742
00:36:44.480 --> 00:36:47.239
So that's why you're seeing such a heavily buy Like,
743
00:36:47.239 --> 00:36:49.480
think how many donuts we buy, Like, we never used
744
00:36:49.519 --> 00:36:51.519
to buy pre rolls unless we were broke, because back
745
00:36:51.559 --> 00:36:53.280
in the day it was shake. Now it's become their
746
00:36:53.360 --> 00:36:56.760
good donuts. You can buy hemp ones. They're actually you know,
747
00:36:56.880 --> 00:37:02.199
good trim or I mean good buds, not trim. Sorry, well,
748
00:37:02.239 --> 00:37:03.559
because you know what I'm saying, That's why I'm trying
749
00:37:03.559 --> 00:37:05.239
to say, you can still get those two dollars pre
750
00:37:05.320 --> 00:37:07.760
rows and those four dollars pre rolls and you know
751
00:37:07.800 --> 00:37:09.480
what you're buying. They can say, no.
752
00:37:09.360 --> 00:37:09.760
No, I don't.
753
00:37:09.800 --> 00:37:12.480
I don't think it's mostly bud. It's not that that's
754
00:37:12.559 --> 00:37:15.800
trip so that's well, it's probably half and half. They're
755
00:37:15.800 --> 00:37:18.760
probably taking little buds and stuff. But it's not the
756
00:37:18.800 --> 00:37:22.599
top shelf shit that you want. So but but at
757
00:37:22.639 --> 00:37:23.960
the end of the day, that's my whole point. You're
758
00:37:24.039 --> 00:37:25.639
kind of getting what you pay for in that sense
759
00:37:26.039 --> 00:37:28.119
when it comes to like the cheap, cheap pre rolls.
760
00:37:28.440 --> 00:37:30.599
But this isn't just talking cheap prios. I just want
761
00:37:30.639 --> 00:37:32.440
to make that point that that does make sense why
762
00:37:32.440 --> 00:37:34.800
you're seeing an increase because you're seeing increase now with
763
00:37:34.840 --> 00:37:38.119
infused joints and all these unique smoking methods that who
764
00:37:38.159 --> 00:37:40.159
the hell can smoke across joint at home? A lot
765
00:37:40.159 --> 00:37:42.400
of people can't smoke roll or roll joint. Excuse me,
766
00:37:42.679 --> 00:37:45.039
roll across right? How many people can roll a good donut?
767
00:37:45.119 --> 00:37:47.639
Some people can roll okay donuts, but that.
768
00:37:47.639 --> 00:37:50.000
Takes you need you need someone there to help you
769
00:37:50.079 --> 00:37:53.440
light the cross joint. You know, you know, yeah it's funny, but.
770
00:37:53.440 --> 00:37:55.440
I'm just good reference. But I'm just making the point
771
00:37:55.440 --> 00:37:57.760
of like that it's becoming more of like, well you're
772
00:37:57.840 --> 00:37:59.960
roll getting these rolled up things. Sometimes it's because you
773
00:38:00.079 --> 00:38:03.000
can't roll them, not just any joint any well.
774
00:38:03.039 --> 00:38:06.760
I mean, dude, think about what is it always be
775
00:38:06.920 --> 00:38:10.199
rolling a b are? Is that? What dope life? Is that?
776
00:38:10.199 --> 00:38:16.000
That group that's like rolling all those pearl donuts. Yeah,
777
00:38:16.880 --> 00:38:19.039
like when you when you see that, like it's now
778
00:38:19.119 --> 00:38:22.000
it's starting to become like a like a very good craft.
779
00:38:22.079 --> 00:38:24.239
So people are buying those, And that's a really good
780
00:38:24.280 --> 00:38:27.119
point because like I love those joints when they're pearled perfect,
781
00:38:27.159 --> 00:38:28.960
Like I'm like, damn, I'll even smoke that because I
782
00:38:29.000 --> 00:38:31.519
know they're putting some quality bud in that too. If
783
00:38:31.519 --> 00:38:34.119
there's some quality bud with some quality hash all day,
784
00:38:34.159 --> 00:38:37.440
even quality bud, no quality hash, I'll still smoke it.
785
00:38:37.440 --> 00:38:44.800
It's rolled like a pearl. Other than that, I'm trying
786
00:38:44.840 --> 00:38:46.199
to think I got anything else groovy.
787
00:38:46.599 --> 00:38:48.559
Oh that was my last little bit. I mean, if
788
00:38:48.559 --> 00:38:50.239
you wanted to shout out the partners one more time
789
00:38:50.320 --> 00:38:52.159
saying must love shot.
790
00:38:51.679 --> 00:38:56.480
Let me give a shout out too. Can it be extracts?
791
00:38:57.599 --> 00:39:01.559
Can ship old score game Nicks? I got high nine
792
00:39:01.639 --> 00:39:03.800
right here and it's above me as well.
793
00:39:04.519 --> 00:39:07.079
I like that, and also it's probably my favorite so far.
794
00:39:07.119 --> 00:39:08.639
I haven't got through all of them yet, but I
795
00:39:08.679 --> 00:39:09.480
like the half of half.
796
00:39:10.199 --> 00:39:12.320
The half and a half is delicious. And then also
797
00:39:12.320 --> 00:39:16.199
shouts to cannabis workers resource. Without all you, we wouldn't
798
00:39:16.199 --> 00:39:18.800
be able to continue pushing out some quality content and
799
00:39:18.880 --> 00:39:21.559
quality stuff. So thank you for supporting us. We support you,
800
00:39:21.639 --> 00:39:24.320
And if you are listening to this, try try some
801
00:39:24.320 --> 00:39:27.480
of those products. Tag us, tag those brands in the stories. Uh,
802
00:39:27.559 --> 00:39:33.199
show them some love because they're showing us love, and show.
803
00:39:32.280 --> 00:39:34.880
Us some love. Groovy music. Two e's know why everywhere
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Canada of everywhere, probably shadow band on some stuff my
805
00:39:38.679 --> 00:39:41.159
Cannon cast shadow band for sure. Probably, But you know,
806
00:39:41.400 --> 00:39:43.719
we're still at here, We're still awesome, still network, and
807
00:39:43.719 --> 00:39:45.920
we're still growing. Can't hold us back just because you
808
00:39:45.960 --> 00:39:48.960
hate an internet. But that's pretty much all we got
809
00:39:49.000 --> 00:39:51.239
to check us out. We're gonna keep doing some stuff.
810
00:39:52.159 --> 00:39:56.159
We got some episodes. Like Dave said, I don't think
811
00:39:56.199 --> 00:40:00.559
we're waking and bacon. No, we are awaking making this week.
812
00:40:00.599 --> 00:40:02.760
We are waking and baking this week, but the following
813
00:40:02.800 --> 00:40:04.800
week we are not.
814
00:40:06.159 --> 00:40:08.239
It'd be two saturdays in a row. But I'm gonna
815
00:40:08.239 --> 00:40:10.719
see if somehow I can do it.
816
00:40:11.199 --> 00:40:12.639
We're just not. I'm just not gonna count on it
817
00:40:12.960 --> 00:40:15.760
because you're gonna need a foreign land. So this Saturday
818
00:40:15.840 --> 00:40:17.440
we are waking and baking nine to ten, like we
819
00:40:17.480 --> 00:40:20.000
do every week, but Canadave is leaving the country, so
820
00:40:20.039 --> 00:40:22.360
it's adding a lot of layers to We'll try possibly
821
00:40:22.400 --> 00:40:25.079
if we do. You know, if you're bored and you're like,
822
00:40:25.320 --> 00:40:27.119
I want to waken bake with us, I would probably
823
00:40:27.199 --> 00:40:29.719
just check I g more than I would check the Internet,
824
00:40:29.719 --> 00:40:31.599
because if we do, it might just be from the phones.
825
00:40:32.440 --> 00:40:34.920
So if you do see us, just checking if you
826
00:40:34.960 --> 00:40:36.599
wake and bake it on Saturday and you're board and
827
00:40:36.800 --> 00:40:39.440
you know, because two weeks will be off, but we'll yeah,
828
00:40:39.880 --> 00:40:43.559
still have episodes with some We got Dirk of Lost Coast.
829
00:40:43.639 --> 00:40:49.280
We got hot hot Pot, Jenny, hot Pot Jesus, yeah
830
00:40:49.280 --> 00:40:50.159
that handle.
831
00:40:50.360 --> 00:40:52.400
I have a check prize one that we got to record,
832
00:40:52.440 --> 00:40:54.480
so cool. Yep, all right, y'all.
833
00:40:55.960 --> 00:40:58.039
Yeah. Other than that, I hope to see you all
834
00:40:58.079 --> 00:41:01.400
this Saturday. Like Groovy said at nine am Eastern, have
835
00:41:01.480 --> 00:41:04.719
a great rest of your week. And as always Groovy,
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we're here to advocate, educate, and inspire the next time
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yeallace burn up.
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