okay

And it's not even because I'm my eating disorder recovery was in the body positive era and body positivity has gotten a bad rap because of the way in which corporate America took it and made it marketable.

And the truth is, is that body positivity starts with neutrality.

It's looking at your body and not having the thought, learning to not have the thought.

And of course, in the beginning, you're having thought you're like, I'm a piece of shit.

I hate it.

My body.

Just 120?

significant modification.

Yeah.

And I'm huffing stuff that is 80% THC.

And by the end of the vape, I'm like sucking it so hard that it's sparking.

So I'm like, I have no idea what I've done to my lungs.

Like I'm so nervous for my lungs.

But only addicts do that stuff.

I agree with you there.

But talk to us specifically ar- about why you are as passionate as you are of talking about marijuana addiction as opposed to all the other addictions that are out there.

Weed took me down.

I, from the moment I started smoking, smoked every day.

And what supported that habit was the rhetoric used to legalize, which people don't realize was deliberate lobbying.

Lobbying by the marijuana industry, which was formerly the tobacco industry, and I think that there's this misconception.

I, I really, I, I really feel like the public was lied to, and part of that is the way in which the industry has changed, but also part of it is that addicts are very lucrative users.

And so it behooves the industry to get you addicted, and I've seen people accurately appraise the alcohol industry for that.

Yeah.