CANNABIS CULTURE SHIFT

Well, first, why do you

think it took so long to, uh, to become legal? You know, cause it didn't become legal.

I think it was 1996 in California.

Um, so that's 30 years later, right? From when you were in the middle of doing your thing and, um, or 20 years later, what do you think took so long?

You know, I don't know.

First of all, you had the most corrupt president in the history of the United States, you can Google that, Richard Nixon, declaring war on marijuana.

Now, let me tell you what this brilliant guy did did with his war on drugs, war on marijuana.

He shut down.

They were successful.

They closed us all the big smugglers down, the marijuana smugglers.

And what happened? You still had the boat.

You still had the planes.

You still had the challenge distribution.

You still had the group of people that wanted to do something illegal, had the balls to do it, had the adventurous spirit to do it.

And so they switched over.

I would say 60 to 80% of them switched over to cocaine, which then went to meth and well, first crack and then meth.

So thank you, Mr. Nixon, for creating a frigging meth epidemic in the United States, because that's what your war on drugs did.

And I can't believe to this date.

Now, I don't smoke pot.

So don't tell anyone that the king of pot doesn't smoke pot.

It's very embarrassing.

All right.

Now, I probably smoke enough for both of us.

You do.

And if I was in a legal state, I would take one puff before I go to bed because, guys, it's medical frigging marijuana.

Well, first, why do you

think it took so long to, uh, to become legal? You know, cause it didn't become legal.

I think it was 1996 in California.

Um, so that's 30 years later, right? From when you were in the middle of doing your thing and, um, or 20 years later, what do you think took so long?

You know, I don't know.

First of all, you had the most corrupt president in the history of the United States, you can Google that, Richard Nixon, declaring war on marijuana.

Now, let me tell you what this brilliant guy did did with his war on drugs, war on marijuana.

He shut down.

They were successful.

They closed us all the big smugglers down, the marijuana smugglers.

And what happened? You still had the boat.

You still had the planes.

You still had the challenge distribution.

You still had the group of people that wanted to do something illegal, had the balls to do it, had the adventurous spirit to do it.

And so they switched over.

I would say 60 to 80% of them switched over to cocaine, which then went to meth and well, first crack and then meth.

So thank you, Mr. Nixon, for creating a frigging meth epidemic in the United States, because that's what your war on drugs did.

And I can't believe to this date.

Now, I don't smoke pot.

So don't tell anyone that the king of pot doesn't smoke pot.

It's very embarrassing.

All right.

Now, I probably smoke enough for both of us.

You do.

And if I was in a legal state, I would take one puff before I go to bed because, guys, it's medical frigging marijuana.