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Y'all, what's up?
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What's going on, everybody? Welcome to an episode of MyCandyCast,
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Candid Dave.
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And I'm Groovy.
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Before we jump into giving a shout-out to our partners,
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I mean, before we jump into the episode, I want
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to give a shout-out to our partners that make this possible.
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I'm going to first kick it off with Exquisite Extractions.
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And boom, Frisbee. And then next is Smokin' Tomatoes, which
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is the Soyo. Right behind Groovy. My van away.
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No, I tried to nail it the first time, but
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you went with Exquisite. I was like, ah. But not
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all misses. And if you're listening in audio, you don't
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get at all what we're talking about. Because we did
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that on YouTube.
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Yes. If you need to tune in, go to YouTube,
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hit that subscribe button, and then you can see us
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on video. And then you can see the lower thirds recurring.
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I'm not even wearing pants this episode. Damn.
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I'm not in the room.
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Or is he? He's definitely not, dude.
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I am offside.
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It's been a day. I was like, I ain't putting
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pants on. It's like 90-something degrees in fall. I'm like, Michigan,
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get it together. Dude, we're going to go off topic
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a little bit and catch up in life here for
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a second. But this is crazy to me. Kids are
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getting out of school when we're recording this and the
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day this episode gets out because of the heat. I've
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never heard of a too hot day. That's crazy to me.
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I saw that article and I was like, what? Back
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in my day.
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No comment.
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It's just anyways. Yeah. So anyways, yeah. Shout out to
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the partners. Shout out to everyone that's listening. Um, we've
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had a lot of crazy life, um, happening. So this
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episode might be pretty quick cause, uh, I got to
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get somewhere and, but we also want to update you
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with some like, you know, can of gossip and some,
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and some news facts and some crazy stuff going on. Um, And, obviously,
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just some stuff going on in the scene.
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So, yeah. Yeah. It's the kickoff of September. I mean,
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it's literally fall. Yeah. Just ended August. We're going into
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the Croptober upcoming, too. So, stay tuned. Be paying attention
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to our socials. You'll be seeing our outdoor crop of
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the banger and pressure. And let me tell you, that pressure.
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Yeah, we got to make some story posts. Or some
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real posts or something. Because I feel like people, if
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you're not following us, you only see it on the story.
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Well, you should be following us, first off. My Candy Cast. Heck,
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I don't know what to tell you. Go follow us
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because that's where we post a lot of stuff. It's
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always in the story.
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Instagram, too. It's an app we both use.
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So, check it out. But, yeah, the Hitman brought his
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blind taste test.
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Here this past Sunday.
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We'll start with the local stuff. We'll actually start out
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of state and then end of local. We're going to
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talk about Oklahoma and then also we have a special
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guest coming on this Wake and Bake this upcoming Saturday.
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And we're going to talk about some Frog Poison and
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And different strains and curing as well this week. Because
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his other buddy, he's coming with him, has these bags,
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similar to Grove bags, but different for curing. So we're
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going to be diving into a lot of different stuff
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this Saturday. 9 a.m. Eastern, Wake and Bake. We might
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even be going a little bit over an hour. So
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you might be tuning in.
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Okay.
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So let's dive out of Michigan. Let's jump into Oklahoma.
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So the big news that's been going on in Oklahoma is...
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A man got charged for basically killing two people. I mean,
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there's a lot more to it. That's why I'm not
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saying just basically. It's just that he caused a lot
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of structural damage. It's a long charge list, but that's
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the big one. This was a grow-up out of Oklahoma
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that was doing BHO, I'm assuming. I guess I can't necessarily, I,
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cause I'm not from Oklahoma. I'm just because it's an
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explosion and it's, it says extraction.
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Yeah. I'm kind of, you know, making the, the, the
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logical connection there. It's called solo extracts. Uh, this guy
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was named Ryan, I believe Ryan boss ham. If I'm
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missing this mistake in that last name, sorry. Uh, so
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essentially what happened is he bought this company like a
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year prior to this. So he bought the company, acquired it, um,
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But if I understood the article correctly and what Dave
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was saying, that it's like he sounded like he wasn't
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up to license codes and stuff, so it wasn't technically
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a legal facility anymore. He was just considering to do extracts.
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And what happened? Explosion. People died. And people nearby damaged,
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but thankfully no one else was injured or died or
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passed away. Businesses were hurt.
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There was like multiple businesses hit too. That was next
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to that head stuff. But yeah, no other people were hurt,
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but multiple businesses were hurt. And yes, Groovy is correct.
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I guess he had somebody in for an inspection, and
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the inspection told him not to do it, seize operations
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until you get it fixed, I believe, and obviously he
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did not listen, and unfortunately, bad consequences happened in this.
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He got, well, he posted bail on a million dollars
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or two million, and then he just got rearrested.
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Well, the second you don't, the second you do that,
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that's an illegal facility. You know what I mean? You
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are not up to code anymore. That's like, if you
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don't have a liquor license and you sell liquor, that's illegal. Like,
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it's like, The thing is, in his brain, he's probably,
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it's fine. You can't blow shit off like that. Especially
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look what happens. You blow shit up like that.
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Yeah, it's crazy.
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Yeah, horrible to hear people passed away. The one thing
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the article wasn't clear on, unless I misread it, unless
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you saw it, because I don't recall. Oh, yeah, I do.
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I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. There, there. The names
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are Michael Newman and Steven Scott. I just wanted to...
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you know, say their names. Cause whenever someone passed away,
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I couldn't remember if they put them out for privacy
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or not. I read a couple articles and this has
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been a developing story. Cause I heard about it. It
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was like last, it was last week. It was like
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Thursday or something, I believe. And it was like then
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over the weekend, then the man got charged with, and
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that's where I was like, wow. I looked into it. Um,
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and they were both employees of his. So like, I
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don't know if that's worse or better, but my whole
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point is like, these are people that you were supposed
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to look out for. You know, I'm not saying it
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would have been any less tragic if an explosion and
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then someone died, but that would have been, you know,
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more of a freak accident. Well, that's how bad the
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explosion was. It was the initial blast that it just
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got him. It wasn't like a freak accident. Like, oh,
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you know, everyone got away, but one brick hit someone. No,
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it was like, clearly, like, if more people would have
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been on site, they probably would have died. You know, like,
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the fact that this guy alive is confusing. So it's,
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you know. it's just a shame, you know? Because I
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hate to say it, but, you know, it should have
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been you. If you're the one not going to do code,
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and be like, yeah, everything's fine, then you should be
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the one bowling the wax to breaking the code, breaking
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the law. Don't be like, I mean, because, well, kills,
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you know what this reminds me of? Is how you
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got lied to during your court case. Of like, oh,
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it's legal. It's legal. It's legal. And then Dave now
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going to jail, guns in his face. It's like, if
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you were told it's a legal op, and you go
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in the facility, like, what do they know? These employees
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may not even have known this issue was even a thing.
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extractors probably would have been like, oh, I'm not coming
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to work. I'm not blowing my shit up. You know
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what I mean? Extractors usually know what they're doing or
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somewhat trying to learn. I just truly think there was
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a lie here told by this guy, and this is
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probably why he's getting charged and deserves it, in my opinion.
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Well, also, he killed two people by negligence and not
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following code, like simple standards.
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He deserves the... Face the consequences for sure. He doesn't
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have to get away with this at all. This was
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not a freak accident at all. This could have been prevented.
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It's unfortunate.
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Yeah, I know, exactly. It's unfortunate it happened in the
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industry first off because the industry is already under so
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much scrutiny.
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Well, dude, I mean, remember when BHO became a thing, dude?
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It's a medical state though too, and this is a
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medical company. So seeing this and it's just like.
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So what I was going to say is like do
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you remember when BHO became a thing here in Michigan?
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Not just when it became a thing. When it became– Yeah,
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people were blowing apartments up. Yeah, my ex's cousin at
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the time was one of those people who did it.
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So it was like, yeah. So I was like, it
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wasn't a joke. People didn't know what they were doing.
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They literally were doing it in their kitchen in an apartment.
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So the apartment blew up. And I'm like, so my
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reason I brought this up is not to just be like, oh,
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Michigan did it too. No, I'm saying... This is where
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their education's at because it's a new place, because it's new.
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They didn't have the education. And the shame is that
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it was a new thing in Michigan. We didn't have
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the education. They could have went and did it right
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and probably could. And that's why all this is like
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it does bring me back to Michigan when people were
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blowing up houses. But it's like people didn't know what
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the fuck they were doing. As soon as we did,
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we learned. So it's like this just really bothers me
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because it sounds like someone just trying to buy, get
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in the industry, you know, bought a facility, didn't really
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know what they were doing, and just trying to break
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in bread. Clearly cutting corners.
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And they just didn't want to wait.
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Oh, that would make me sick.
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Because I'm pretty sure he had an unlicensed girl, too,
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or it said something in there, an unlicensed license. Because
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he got arrested again after he posted Bond. Right. So
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after he posted Bond, he got arrested again, so. Yeah,
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let's get off of Oklahoma. Let's jump into the blind
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taste test. Unfortunately, we weren't able to make it out.
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Groovy was working all day, and then I was pretty
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much with my dog, and I finally had to get
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extra pain meds for her, and that actually calmed her
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down Sunday, so I wasn't able to even leave the
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house really at all.
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Yeah, his dog's going through surgery, recovering, if you haven't
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caught that before. And personally, I just had a gig
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that I am leading project management on, and I've been
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doing it for months, and I couldn't get out of it.
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I thought it was a Saturday, and then i relooked
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i'm like oh it's a sunday so i'm like nope
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can't do that i was even gonna maybe be even
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a part of it in other ways we were hoping
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to do media so but shout out to high roller
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hash uh i don't know the guy dougie thank you
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thank you no i just i don't know i was
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trying to get there i was um Anyway, shout out
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to High Wilder Hash, and then shout out to the
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man I don't know, Dougie, because I like the idea
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that he put this side by side. And then, yeah,
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that's all I was trying to say there. So, yeah,
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so they did a couple different things. They did a
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visual test, a blind taste test, and an overall. Hash contenders,
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and then also live resin. It looked about even, about
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around the same amount of resin versus hash. Some of
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these people who make hash, really good. I don't know
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the live resident, a couple of them, but I know
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some of them. So it was like, for me, I
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even was really enjoying looking at this and just, you know,
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because I wanted to be there. Tell Dave, or ask Dave.
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I loved it. Like, I loved it. I was so bummed.
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And then I heard such good stuff about that Terp
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Chaser Talimon. Shout out to Big Keep, I think it was,
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mentioned it too. Like, I've heard this so much and
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I want to try it. If you're somehow listening or
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someone knows a plug, reach out to me. I want it.
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I've been wanting it. And then Futurist. So the top
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three overall, Terp Chaser, Hash, with the Talimon. Second place
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was Pimp Juice by Futurist. Futurist? Futurist. Sorry, my brain
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couldn't say that. I kept wanting to say Futuristic. Futurist Extracts.
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Pimp Juice. And shout out to them because they were
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the only live resident that was pretty much in the
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top ten. So they came out swinging, and I want it.
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Second place.
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That's what I'm saying. Shout out, man. That's not a joke, man.
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Shout out to first, second, and then also thirds, Grateful Meds,
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Purple Pebbles. I've had Grateful Meds a while back, and
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saw it. Like, so... I've had a dab, for sure.
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Yeah, no, no, that's fair.
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I don't know if I had their live... I don't know.
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I just can't remember if it was hash or live resin,
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because it was... Yeah. So I'm saying I, that's what
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I can't remember.
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Cause we used to get their moon rocks too back
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in the day.
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But again, their live resident got 12. That was, it
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was literally their resident was the next one after a
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futurist futurist.
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Yeah. Okay.
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Shout out to them. And like, the thing is, it's like,
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you know, there was a little bit of, you know,
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the visual test kind of matched the overall exactly the same,
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but the blind taste test, a third place, a six, one,
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four grown, uh, got their hashes the so i just
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want to shout out all the top three for all
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the categories uh wish we could have been there shout
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out to high roller hash it looked like a really
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fun thing to be a part of um yeah so
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yeah because honestly it would have been cool to test
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uh the knowledge too just in general but.
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Yeah so it's really good talk to dougie and talk
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about what it's like doing this throughout everywhere because i
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think We had the best representation so far in all
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of his cups. I did see that. Someone got 21
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out of 24 right. I think the most was 20
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or 19 right in previous states. So let's hope that
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stays together because I know he's got Denver upcoming and
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a couple other spots of other states upcoming too. I
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just want to go.
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Fly to Denver to do it. No, I'm serious. I'm
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like pretty bummed. You know? That's like you not going
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to Hash Bash. You know what I mean? Like, I
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love Rosin. Like, that's Dave. I drove, like, 40 minutes
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just to get a buck, a jar, just because I
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was craving a Surtur. I love Ash. So, anyways. Yeah, yeah. No,
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fingers crossed. And then, also, maybe I can reach out
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to Homie and then see, because the guy I was
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talking to has helped coordinate the event, but maybe he
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could tap us in with Dougie. So, maybe we could
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chat with him or something, rap with him or something. Yeah, absolutely.
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It was just cool to see that competition come here
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to Michigan and take place and be such a hit
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with everybody. It's at Vehicle City out in Flint as well, too,
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so shout out to them for hosting the event and
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having that competition there, because I can imagine how fun
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it was and cool to be a part of, just
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to be able to try some different resin and hash. So, obviously...
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There was some hash from– not all the hash was
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entered from the States. There was only a certain amount
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of categories. So you see that in the chart, and
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that's an IG High Roller hash. Yes, sir. Shout out
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to the homies.
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You can see the place of everybody.
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So, yeah, pretty cool, man. Cool competition.
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Yeah, and since we're just talking about the Michigan stuff anyways,
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I like this because it's like, A little gossipy, and
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I didn't realize people didn't know this. I thought this
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was kind of common knowledge, but since we're bringing Dave's
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homie on this weekend and actually supposed to try a
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legit cut I kind of wanted to talk about, kind
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of strains that get hyped real quick, and then you
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kind of get this surge of fake bullshit. For example, cookies.
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Just the name cookies, people were just re-bagging and selling.
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That was a huge thing when Michigan first went from
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early med, late med, early rec, right? And that's where
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I first understood what it was. Because before that, I mean,
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there was people throwing bags on it. But if you
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knew your smell, I mean, you'd be like, no, this
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ain't OG. You know what I mean? It was kind
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of easy to know when someone was bullshitting. But back then,
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we didn't have the pleasure to be like, I'm going
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to go to another store. Back then, I was like,
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fucking fine. Like, you know what I mean? Like, you
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know what I mean? Back then, no one was like, mm,
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I need my district. Like, back then, we didn't even
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have the information yet. We were like, oh, that smoke's
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pretty good. I mean, the old heads may have known,
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but it wasn't common knowledge for sure.
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You had to be a- I did a hybrid or sativa,
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and if it was a sativa, it probably wasn't a sativa.
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And for me, as an intro smoker, what did I know, right? Like,
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you know what I mean? So that was my introduction
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to it. And then you see people do it again
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and again and again. When the runts thing came out,
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that was the big thing. People were rerunting. Oh, it's runts,
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it's runts, it's runts. Now, this new strain is not
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frog poison. It's toad venom. It's toad venom. But this
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cut is, who's cut again? Craft Farmer?
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I believe it's toad venom. I believe Craft Farmer got
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the cut, renamed it frog poison.
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Okay.
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My buddy got the cut from him, and it's also
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known as Becky Toad. Becky might have been first, and
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then it might have been told by them. We're going
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to get clarity because he's the one that run me
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through it, actually, the whole process.
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That's why I wanted to talk about it. That's why
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I said it. This isn't all facts. It's a little gossipy,
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but we're learning. This is a thing for weed. Getting
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that exclusive smoke has been such a big thing. Think
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about blueberry. I just want blueberry. It's one of those
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things that it's definitely like I want to try the
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new taste thing. I think it's cool. Like I think
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it's interesting or cool that it's like you can create
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this hypness over like, did you hear? Did you hear?
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You know, because like that's how some of the greatest
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brands ever started. Like my favorite story was, what was it? Well,
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I'm retelling this, so I might be skipping some steps.
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But someone was saying that people when they, what was it? Sketchers? No,
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it was Converse. I believe it was the Converse All-Stars
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that it was like small people, trendy kids in New
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York wearing it. And then like they blew it up.
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Oh, shoot.
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I'm blowing it. I'm ruining this. But my whole point
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is that all little hype and like a bunch of,
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did you hear, did you hear, could really blow something up.
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Oh, absolutely. It's just a little bit of the talking
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down the line.
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And the big gossip for us in Michigan is because
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me and Dave thought we had it, but then we
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heard from a homie that those Terps weren't exactly like
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the Terps we should have been tasting, because we tasted
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a Sour Ronce, and everyone was saying that it might
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have been the cut of the Detroit Terps. runs that
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got out there so if you don't know this is
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where we get.
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Deeper yeah i also heard that if you cut it
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too early the toad venom has a completely different taste
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than if you wait to 70 days and a lot
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of people cut it early instead of waiting the full
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10 weeks so you're.
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Just adding my mystery and i love this so we
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don't know if we had the real strain in amstram
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because we had it and it said it was by
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the tent or by um the the person who came
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up tenko tenko yep um And we were like, oh,
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it tastes like celery.
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They're not the ones who bred it, though, I don't believe.
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Okay, so the ones who grew it. Sorry, sorry. You're right. Okay,
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so maybe they're not the originator. They were the people.
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I'm just quoting them because that's who we had.
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I think it's green dragon.
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Oh, you're right. That sounds more familiar than dragon. But anyways,
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the gossip point that I was trying to say is
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that people out there sold. I was just trying to
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get there. 200,000 plus plants went out. I think it
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was 200,000 to 500,000 plants went out. As a fake
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cuts of this toad venom. So essentially the market was
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flooded before I even really knew what it was. Right.
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So that's the kind of like, that's why it reminds
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me of runs and like cookies and all this stuff.
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Cause people were like, yo, I got that cookies. Cause
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the bag said it right. No one even knew what
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the fuck they were tasting until you had that forum cut.
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And then when you had that forum cut, you're like,
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I was getting lied to. Yeah, exactly. See, you know
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what I mean? I've been lied to for years. Yeah,
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and that's why I'm so excited. This weekend, 9 to 10,
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every Saturday morning, I mean, as long as something doesn't happen,
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we do a wake and bake. My cat, Cicely, says
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you have to be there.
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See?
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She said get there. So I'm really excited because Matt's
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bringing a more– We can trace down the lineage better
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than we could with a random store in Amsterdam. Well,
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not random.
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He has some, so we're going to smoke it, like
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you said. So we're going to be able to try it.
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We're trying legit. And that's what I'm saying. We'll be
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able to kind of myth bust it on Saturday because
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we're going to be like, did we get lied to?
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Was that legit?
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I'm curious because it's supposed to be a heavy high, too.
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So I'm looking forward to not smoking in the morning.
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and just smoking as the first joint of us chatting.
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Smoking today.
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Yeah, exactly. I know it's fresh because we've been talking
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because he just chopped it like a week or two ago.
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That's a pretty good time.
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Yeah, he's actually texting me. He's like, yo, we just
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tried it. So I'm excited. I'll be talking to him
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later today. It's Matt. He'll be in with his buddy. Oh,
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my God. I'm blanking on his name. I just saw
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him the other day.
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Matt's buddy.
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Taylor. Taylor. Matt and Taylor will be in studio. So
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that'll be a great fun conversation. Groovy's absolutely right because
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we'll be talking to him. We talked about it this
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past week on The Wake and Bake. And it just
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revolves around like hype strains. Is it worth it? Is
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it not worth it? Do you want it? Do you
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not want it? You know what I'm saying? There's so
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much that goes into it. And hype strains is kind
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of what drives this industry crazy, but also drives it
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in a good way, right? Because without it, you don't
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have people hunting, you know, hunting for all these straight,
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crazy strains. Plus, it's been out for a while. That's
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the thing that's funny out of this. It's not like
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it's new. It's not like it's a new strain. It's
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been out for like eight years.
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But that's what everyone thinks that trends pop off because
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they're new. No, it's new to you. It's like, oh,
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you hear of Skrillex? He's new to music. The fuck
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he is, dude. My point is that even when we
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tried Zittles, bro, Zittles just got popular last year. And
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Zittles has been out for like seven, eight, ten. I
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don't even know. It's been out a minute. I remember
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being like, I didn't like it. And I mainly was
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smoking flour back then at first. So that must have
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been years ago.
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Original Z.
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You know what I mean, though? Like, things change, bro. Oh, shit,
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I meant to eat this.
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Absolutely.
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I meant to eat that at the beginning of the
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episode and see what happens, but I forgot.
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Well, on that note, eat it out at the end
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of the episode because we're about to be out of here.
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Yeah, cheers, y'all. We'll take one when we get out
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of here, but I guess I'll just wait until we
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close out. So, yeah, but as always, appreciate you guys
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tapping in, Groove Music everywhere, Canada Everywhere, MyCanonCast everywhere on
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all the social crap Mycanticast.com. Dave's been popping off these blogs,
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working hard, so check them out. Yeah, that's what I got.
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All right, see you all Saturday, 9 a.m. Eastern. I
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hear Molly crying, so I'm going to wrap this up.
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I'm going to advocate. Educate.
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Educate. And inspire. Until next time, y'all. Peace. See you Saturday,
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9 a.m. Peace.
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Y'all, what's up?
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What's going on, everybody? Welcome to an episode of MyCandyCast,
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Candid Dave.
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And I'm Groovy.
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Before we jump into giving a shout-out to our partners,
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I mean, before we jump into the episode, I want
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to give a shout-out to our partners that make this possible.
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I'm going to first kick it off with Exquisite Extractions.
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And boom, Frisbee. And then next is Smokin' Tomatoes, which
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is the Soyo. Right behind Groovy. My van away.
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No, I tried to nail it the first time, but
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you went with Exquisite. I was like, ah. But not
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all misses. And if you're listening in audio, you don't
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get at all what we're talking about. Because we did
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that on YouTube.
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Yes. If you need to tune in, go to YouTube,
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hit that subscribe button, and then you can see us
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on video. And then you can see the lower thirds recurring.
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I'm not even wearing pants this episode. Damn.
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I'm not in the room.
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Or is he? He's definitely not, dude.
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I am offside.
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It's been a day. I was like, I ain't putting
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pants on. It's like 90-something degrees in fall. I'm like, Michigan,
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get it together. Dude, we're going to go off topic
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a little bit and catch up in life here for
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a second. But this is crazy to me. Kids are
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getting out of school when we're recording this and the
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day this episode gets out because of the heat. I've
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never heard of a too hot day. That's crazy to me.
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I saw that article and I was like, what? Back
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in my day.
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It's just anyways. Yeah. So anyways, yeah. Shout out to
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the partners. Shout out to everyone that's listening. Um, we've
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had a lot of crazy life, um, happening. So this
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episode might be pretty quick cause, uh, I got to
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get somewhere and, but we also want to update you
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with some like, you know, can of gossip and some,
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and some news facts and some crazy stuff going on. Um, And, obviously,
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just some stuff going on in the scene.
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So, yeah. Yeah. It's the kickoff of September. I mean,
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it's literally fall. Yeah. Just ended August. We're going into
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the Croptober upcoming, too. So, stay tuned. Be paying attention
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to our socials. You'll be seeing our outdoor crop of
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the banger and pressure. And let me tell you, that pressure.
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Yeah, we got to make some story posts. Or some
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real posts or something. Because I feel like people, if
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you're not following us, you only see it on the story.
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Well, you should be following us, first off. My Candy Cast. Heck,
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I don't know what to tell you. Go follow us
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because that's where we post a lot of stuff. It's
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always in the story.
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Instagram, too. It's an app we both use.
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So, check it out. But, yeah, the Hitman brought his
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blind taste test.
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Here this past Sunday.
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We'll start with the local stuff. We'll actually start out
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of state and then end of local. We're going to
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talk about Oklahoma and then also we have a special
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guest coming on this Wake and Bake this upcoming Saturday.
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And we're going to talk about some Frog Poison and
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his other buddy, he's coming with him, has these bags,
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similar to Grove bags, but different for curing. So we're
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going to be diving into a lot of different stuff
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this Saturday. 9 a.m. Eastern, Wake and Bake. We might
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even be going a little bit over an hour. So
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you might be tuning in.
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So let's dive out of Michigan. Let's jump into Oklahoma.
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So the big news that's been going on in Oklahoma is...
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A man got charged for basically killing two people. I mean,
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there's a lot more to it. That's why I'm not
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saying just basically. It's just that he caused a lot
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of structural damage. It's a long charge list, but that's
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the big one. This was a grow-up out of Oklahoma
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that was doing BHO, I'm assuming. I guess I can't necessarily, I,
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cause I'm not from Oklahoma. I'm just because it's an
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explosion and it's, it says extraction.
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logical connection there. It's called solo extracts. Uh, this guy
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was named Ryan, I believe Ryan boss ham. If I'm
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missing this mistake in that last name, sorry. Uh, so
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essentially what happened is he bought this company like a
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year prior to this. So he bought the company, acquired it, um,
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a legal facility anymore. He was just considering to do extracts.
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passed away. Businesses were hurt.
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to that head stuff. But yeah, no other people were hurt,
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but multiple businesses were hurt. And yes, Groovy is correct.
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I guess he had somebody in for an inspection, and
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the inspection told him not to do it, seize operations
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until you get it fixed, I believe, and obviously he
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did not listen, and unfortunately, bad consequences happened in this.
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or two million, and then he just got rearrested.
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that's an illegal facility. You know what I mean? You
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are not up to code anymore. That's like, if you
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don't have a liquor license and you sell liquor, that's illegal. Like,
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it's like, The thing is, in his brain, he's probably,
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it's fine. You can't blow shit off like that. Especially
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look what happens. You blow shit up like that.
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Yeah, horrible to hear people passed away. The one thing
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the article wasn't clear on, unless I misread it, unless
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you saw it, because I don't recall. Oh, yeah, I do.
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I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. There, there. The names
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are Michael Newman and Steven Scott. I just wanted to...
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you know, say their names. Cause whenever someone passed away,
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I couldn't remember if they put them out for privacy
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or not. I read a couple articles and this has
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been a developing story. Cause I heard about it. It
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was like last, it was last week. It was like
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Thursday or something, I believe. And it was like then
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over the weekend, then the man got charged with, and
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that's where I was like, wow. I looked into it. Um,
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and they were both employees of his. So like, I
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don't know if that's worse or better, but my whole
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point is like, these are people that you were supposed
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to look out for. You know, I'm not saying it
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would have been any less tragic if an explosion and
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then someone died, but that would have been, you know,
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more of a freak accident. Well, that's how bad the
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explosion was. It was the initial blast that it just
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got him. It wasn't like a freak accident. Like, oh,
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you know, everyone got away, but one brick hit someone. No,
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it was like, clearly, like, if more people would have
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been on site, they probably would have died. You know, like,
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the fact that this guy alive is confusing. So it's,
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you know. it's just a shame, you know? Because I
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hate to say it, but, you know, it should have
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been you. If you're the one not going to do code,
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and be like, yeah, everything's fine, then you should be
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the one bowling the wax to breaking the code, breaking
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the law. Don't be like, I mean, because, well, kills,
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you know what this reminds me of? Is how you
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got lied to during your court case. Of like, oh,
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it's legal. It's legal. It's legal. And then Dave now
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going to jail, guns in his face. It's like, if
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you were told it's a legal op, and you go
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in the facility, like, what do they know? These employees
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may not even have known this issue was even a thing.
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extractors probably would have been like, oh, I'm not coming
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to work. I'm not blowing my shit up. You know
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what I mean? Extractors usually know what they're doing or
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somewhat trying to learn. I just truly think there was
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a lie here told by this guy, and this is
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probably why he's getting charged and deserves it, in my opinion.
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following code, like simple standards.
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He deserves the... Face the consequences for sure. He doesn't
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have to get away with this at all. This was
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not a freak accident at all. This could have been prevented.
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industry first off because the industry is already under so
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much scrutiny.
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Well, dude, I mean, remember when BHO became a thing, dude?
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It's a medical state though too, and this is a
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medical company. So seeing this and it's just like.
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you remember when BHO became a thing here in Michigan?
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people were blowing apartments up. Yeah, my ex's cousin at
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the time was one of those people who did it.
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wasn't a joke. People didn't know what they were doing.
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They literally were doing it in their kitchen in an apartment.
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Michigan did it too. No, I'm saying... This is where
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their education's at because it's a new place, because it's new.
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They didn't have the education. And the shame is that
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it was a new thing in Michigan. We didn't have
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the education. They could have went and did it right
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it does bring me back to Michigan when people were
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blowing up houses. But it's like people didn't know what
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the fuck they were doing. As soon as we did,
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we learned. So it's like this just really bothers me
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because it sounds like someone just trying to buy, get
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in the industry, you know, bought a facility, didn't really
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know what they were doing, and just trying to break
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in bread. Clearly cutting corners.
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Oh, that would make me sick.
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Because I'm pretty sure he had an unlicensed girl, too,
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or it said something in there, an unlicensed license. Because
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he got arrested again after he posted Bond. Right. So
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after he posted Bond, he got arrested again, so. Yeah,
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let's get off of Oklahoma. Let's jump into the blind
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taste test. Unfortunately, we weren't able to make it out.
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Groovy was working all day, and then I was pretty
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much with my dog, and I finally had to get
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extra pain meds for her, and that actually calmed her
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down Sunday, so I wasn't able to even leave the
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house really at all.
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caught that before. And personally, I just had a gig
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that I am leading project management on, and I've been
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doing it for months, and I couldn't get out of it.
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I thought it was a Saturday, and then i relooked
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i'm like oh it's a sunday so i'm like nope
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can't do that i was even gonna maybe be even
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a part of it in other ways we were hoping
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to do media so but shout out to high roller
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hash uh i don't know the guy dougie thank you
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thank you no i just i don't know i was
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trying to get there i was um Anyway, shout out
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to High Wilder Hash, and then shout out to the
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man I don't know, Dougie, because I like the idea
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that he put this side by side. And then, yeah,
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that's all I was trying to say there. So, yeah,
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so they did a couple different things. They did a
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visual test, a blind taste test, and an overall. Hash contenders,
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and then also live resin. It looked about even, about
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around the same amount of resin versus hash. Some of
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these people who make hash, really good. I don't know
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the live resident, a couple of them, but I know
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some of them. So it was like, for me, I
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even was really enjoying looking at this and just, you know,
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because I wanted to be there. Tell Dave, or ask Dave.
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I loved it. Like, I loved it. I was so bummed.
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And then I heard such good stuff about that Terp
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Chaser Talimon. Shout out to Big Keep, I think it was,
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mentioned it too. Like, I've heard this so much and
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I want to try it. If you're somehow listening or
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someone knows a plug, reach out to me. I want it.
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I've been wanting it. And then Futurist. So the top
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three overall, Terp Chaser, Hash, with the Talimon. Second place
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was Pimp Juice by Futurist. Futurist? Futurist. Sorry, my brain
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couldn't say that. I kept wanting to say Futuristic. Futurist Extracts.
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Pimp Juice. And shout out to them because they were
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the only live resident that was pretty much in the
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top ten. So they came out swinging, and I want it.
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Second place.
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That's what I'm saying. Shout out, man. That's not a joke, man.
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Shout out to first, second, and then also thirds, Grateful Meds,
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Purple Pebbles. I've had Grateful Meds a while back, and
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saw it. Like, so... I've had a dab, for sure.
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Yeah, no, no, that's fair.
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I don't know if I had their live... I don't know.
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I just can't remember if it was hash or live resin,
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because it was... Yeah. So I'm saying I, that's what
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I can't remember.
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Cause we used to get their moon rocks too back
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in the day.
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But again, their live resident got 12. That was, it
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was literally their resident was the next one after a
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futurist futurist.
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Yeah. Okay.
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Shout out to them. And like, the thing is, it's like,
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you know, there was a little bit of, you know,
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the visual test kind of matched the overall exactly the same,
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but the blind taste test, a third place, a six, one,
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four grown, uh, got their hashes the so i just
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want to shout out all the top three for all
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the categories uh wish we could have been there shout
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out to high roller hash it looked like a really
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fun thing to be a part of um yeah so
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yeah because honestly it would have been cool to test
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uh the knowledge too just in general but.
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Yeah so it's really good talk to dougie and talk
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about what it's like doing this throughout everywhere because i
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think We had the best representation so far in all
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of his cups. I did see that. Someone got 21
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out of 24 right. I think the most was 20
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or 19 right in previous states. So let's hope that
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stays together because I know he's got Denver upcoming and
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a couple other spots of other states upcoming too. I
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just want to go.
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Fly to Denver to do it. No, I'm serious. I'm
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like pretty bummed. You know? That's like you not going
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to Hash Bash. You know what I mean? Like, I
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love Rosin. Like, that's Dave. I drove, like, 40 minutes
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just to get a buck, a jar, just because I
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was craving a Surtur. I love Ash. So, anyways. Yeah, yeah. No,
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fingers crossed. And then, also, maybe I can reach out
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to Homie and then see, because the guy I was
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talking to has helped coordinate the event, but maybe he
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could tap us in with Dougie. So, maybe we could
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chat with him or something, rap with him or something. Yeah, absolutely.
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It was just cool to see that competition come here
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to Michigan and take place and be such a hit
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with everybody. It's at Vehicle City out in Flint as well, too,
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so shout out to them for hosting the event and
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having that competition there, because I can imagine how fun
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it was and cool to be a part of, just
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to be able to try some different resin and hash. So, obviously...
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There was some hash from– not all the hash was
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entered from the States. There was only a certain amount
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of categories. So you see that in the chart, and
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that's an IG High Roller hash. Yes, sir. Shout out
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to the homies.
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You can see the place of everybody.
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So, yeah, pretty cool, man. Cool competition.
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Yeah, and since we're just talking about the Michigan stuff anyways,
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I like this because it's like, A little gossipy, and
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I didn't realize people didn't know this. I thought this
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was kind of common knowledge, but since we're bringing Dave's
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homie on this weekend and actually supposed to try a
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legit cut I kind of wanted to talk about, kind
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of strains that get hyped real quick, and then you
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kind of get this surge of fake bullshit. For example, cookies.
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Just the name cookies, people were just re-bagging and selling.
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That was a huge thing when Michigan first went from
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early med, late med, early rec, right? And that's where
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I first understood what it was. Because before that, I mean,
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there was people throwing bags on it. But if you
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knew your smell, I mean, you'd be like, no, this
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ain't OG. You know what I mean? It was kind
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of easy to know when someone was bullshitting. But back then,
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we didn't have the pleasure to be like, I'm going
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to go to another store. Back then, I was like,
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fucking fine. Like, you know what I mean? Like, you
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know what I mean? Back then, no one was like, mm,
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I need my district. Like, back then, we didn't even
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have the information yet. We were like, oh, that smoke's
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pretty good. I mean, the old heads may have known,
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but it wasn't common knowledge for sure.
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You had to be a- I did a hybrid or sativa,
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and if it was a sativa, it probably wasn't a sativa.
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And for me, as an intro smoker, what did I know, right? Like,
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you know what I mean? So that was my introduction
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to it. And then you see people do it again
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and again and again. When the runts thing came out,
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that was the big thing. People were rerunting. Oh, it's runts,
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it's runts, it's runts. Now, this new strain is not
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frog poison. It's toad venom. It's toad venom. But this
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cut is, who's cut again? Craft Farmer?
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I believe it's toad venom. I believe Craft Farmer got
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the cut, renamed it frog poison.
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Okay.
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My buddy got the cut from him, and it's also
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known as Becky Toad. Becky might have been first, and
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then it might have been told by them. We're going
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to get clarity because he's the one that run me
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through it, actually, the whole process.
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That's why I wanted to talk about it. That's why
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I said it. This isn't all facts. It's a little gossipy,
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but we're learning. This is a thing for weed. Getting
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that exclusive smoke has been such a big thing. Think
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about blueberry. I just want blueberry. It's one of those
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things that it's definitely like I want to try the
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new taste thing. I think it's cool. Like I think
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it's interesting or cool that it's like you can create
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this hypness over like, did you hear? Did you hear?
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You know, because like that's how some of the greatest
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brands ever started. Like my favorite story was, what was it? Well,
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I'm retelling this, so I might be skipping some steps.
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But someone was saying that people when they, what was it? Sketchers? No,
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it was Converse. I believe it was the Converse All-Stars
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that it was like small people, trendy kids in New
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York wearing it. And then like they blew it up.
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Oh, shoot.
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I'm blowing it. I'm ruining this. But my whole point
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is that all little hype and like a bunch of,
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did you hear, did you hear, could really blow something up.
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Oh, absolutely. It's just a little bit of the talking
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down the line.
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And the big gossip for us in Michigan is because
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me and Dave thought we had it, but then we
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heard from a homie that those Terps weren't exactly like
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the Terps we should have been tasting, because we tasted
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a Sour Ronce, and everyone was saying that it might
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have been the cut of the Detroit Terps. runs that
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got out there so if you don't know this is
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where we get.
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Deeper yeah i also heard that if you cut it
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too early the toad venom has a completely different taste
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than if you wait to 70 days and a lot
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of people cut it early instead of waiting the full
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10 weeks so you're.
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Just adding my mystery and i love this so we
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don't know if we had the real strain in amstram
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because we had it and it said it was by
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the tent or by um the the person who came
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up tenko tenko yep um And we were like, oh,
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it tastes like celery.
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They're not the ones who bred it, though, I don't believe.
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Okay, so the ones who grew it. Sorry, sorry. You're right. Okay,
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so maybe they're not the originator. They were the people.
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I'm just quoting them because that's who we had.
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I think it's green dragon.
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Oh, you're right. That sounds more familiar than dragon. But anyways,
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the gossip point that I was trying to say is
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that people out there sold. I was just trying to
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get there. 200,000 plus plants went out. I think it
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was 200,000 to 500,000 plants went out. As a fake
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cuts of this toad venom. So essentially the market was
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flooded before I even really knew what it was. Right.
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So that's the kind of like, that's why it reminds
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me of runs and like cookies and all this stuff.
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Cause people were like, yo, I got that cookies. Cause
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the bag said it right. No one even knew what
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the fuck they were tasting until you had that forum cut.
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And then when you had that forum cut, you're like,
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I was getting lied to. Yeah, exactly. See, you know
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what I mean? I've been lied to for years. Yeah,
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and that's why I'm so excited. This weekend, 9 to 10,
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every Saturday morning, I mean, as long as something doesn't happen,
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we do a wake and bake. My cat, Cicely, says
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you have to be there.
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See?
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She said get there. So I'm really excited because Matt's
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bringing a more– We can trace down the lineage better
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than we could with a random store in Amsterdam. Well,
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not random.
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He has some, so we're going to smoke it, like
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you said. So we're going to be able to try it.
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We're trying legit. And that's what I'm saying. We'll be
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able to kind of myth bust it on Saturday because
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we're going to be like, did we get lied to?
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Was that legit?
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I'm curious because it's supposed to be a heavy high, too.
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So I'm looking forward to not smoking in the morning.
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and just smoking as the first joint of us chatting.
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Smoking today.
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Yeah, exactly. I know it's fresh because we've been talking
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because he just chopped it like a week or two ago.
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That's a pretty good time.
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Yeah, he's actually texting me. He's like, yo, we just
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tried it. So I'm excited. I'll be talking to him
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later today. It's Matt. He'll be in with his buddy. Oh,
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my God. I'm blanking on his name. I just saw
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him the other day.
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Matt's buddy.
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Taylor. Taylor. Matt and Taylor will be in studio. So
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that'll be a great fun conversation. Groovy's absolutely right because
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we'll be talking to him. We talked about it this
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past week on The Wake and Bake. And it just
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revolves around like hype strains. Is it worth it? Is
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it not worth it? Do you want it? Do you
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not want it? You know what I'm saying? There's so
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much that goes into it. And hype strains is kind
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of what drives this industry crazy, but also drives it
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in a good way, right? Because without it, you don't
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have people hunting, you know, hunting for all these straight,
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crazy strains. Plus, it's been out for a while. That's
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the thing that's funny out of this. It's not like
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it's new. It's not like it's a new strain. It's
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been out for like eight years.
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But that's what everyone thinks that trends pop off because
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they're new. No, it's new to you. It's like, oh,
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you hear of Skrillex? He's new to music. The fuck
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he is, dude. My point is that even when we
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tried Zittles, bro, Zittles just got popular last year. And
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Zittles has been out for like seven, eight, ten. I
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don't even know. It's been out a minute. I remember
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being like, I didn't like it. And I mainly was
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smoking flour back then at first. So that must have
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been years ago.
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Original Z.
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You know what I mean, though? Like, things change, bro. Oh, shit,
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I meant to eat this.
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Absolutely.
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I meant to eat that at the beginning of the
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episode and see what happens, but I forgot.
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Well, on that note, eat it out at the end
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of the episode because we're about to be out of here.
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Yeah, cheers, y'all. We'll take one when we get out
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of here, but I guess I'll just wait until we
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close out. So, yeah, but as always, appreciate you guys
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tapping in, Groove Music everywhere, Canada Everywhere, MyCanonCast everywhere on
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all the social crap Mycanticast.com. Dave's been popping off these blogs,
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working hard, so check them out. Yeah, that's what I got.
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We have put plenty of support. We appreciate you guys.
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All right, see you all Saturday, 9 a.m. Eastern. I
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hear Molly crying, so I'm going to wrap this up.
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I'm going to advocate. Educate.
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Educate. And inspire. Until next time, y'all. Peace. See you Saturday,
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9 a.m. Peace.
