Speaker 1: Yo, what's going on?
Speaker 2: Everybody? Welcome to a new episode of My Canicast.
Speaker 3: I'm Canon Dave and I'm groovy. Oh this is new.
Speaker 3: It is also new. We're so excited welcome because today
Speaker 3: we're not introducing a special.
Speaker 2: Guest, that's absolutely right, Groovy, we're introducing our new co host.
Speaker 2: We've been talking about summer recently on the on the
Speaker 2: Waking Banks and our episodes. Uh, so I'm excited that
Speaker 2: you're officially here, and this is our first episode. Is
Speaker 2: us three together? You came on with Melanie earlier this
Speaker 2: year and that was a fun episode. We had a
Speaker 2: great conversation. But now you're officially co host with us
Speaker 2: on My canic Caast.
Speaker 3: So thank you for doing Yeah, we really we were
Speaker 3: so honored. It's so fun. And then you were one
Speaker 3: of my favorite guests to talk to, so it's been
Speaker 3: like full circle, you know what I mean. And then
Speaker 3: so so everyone's listening on audio, jump over YouTube, check
Speaker 3: us out my canic cast everywhere am I canic Cast
Speaker 3: as well as uh, what was I about to say?
Speaker 3: I was just gonna say what this episode was about,
Speaker 3: but yeah, shout out to our partners real quick.
Speaker 2: And then I'll like greovy to talk about what the
Speaker 2: episode is. Shout out to our fresh new partner, I
Speaker 2: haven't heard lost Coast plant therapy. Shout out to old
Speaker 2: school organics, Cannaby extracts Kinship, cannabis co a High nine Yeah,
Speaker 2: and then cannabis workers.
Speaker 3: She did finally grab these out. I grab this out
Speaker 3: of my car.
Speaker 2: Thank you all for me, and now you can go.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So this episode, as we were talking about this is, uh,
Speaker 3: this is really exciting for us. We're entering a new
Speaker 3: co host and we kind of want to do a
Speaker 3: fresher basically like who we are, because if you haven't
Speaker 3: been following, you know, since like when we were on
Speaker 3: the couch that are on the chairs actually you know
Speaker 3: on episode one, we haven't really talked about our story
Speaker 3: at all times and like what they've been through, what
Speaker 3: I've been through, and then obviously what Summer has been
Speaker 3: through so and then brought us here our love for cannabis.
Speaker 3: So we just kind of want to kind of rap
Speaker 3: about it a little bit.
Speaker 2: I think it's a great to get to know you episode.
Speaker 2: You're actually right groovy with anyone that hasn't been on
Speaker 2: before or hasn't tuned into us just recently and coming
Speaker 2: on and Summers kindly have listeners coming in as well.
Speaker 2: You're going to get to know me Cana Dave might
Speaker 2: do it over here, groovy. You're going to learn from
Speaker 2: Commer Summer. So they want to kick it off with you, Summer,
Speaker 2: Let's uh stop in some of your history and what
Speaker 2: got you into cannabis and why you're such a big advocate,
Speaker 2: because yeah, from seeing you on our podcast episode and
Speaker 2: seeing you not perform but speak at Hashbash this last year,
Speaker 2: like that's huge to be on that on that on the.
Speaker 3: Podium too, it was real and like you know, we
Speaker 3: talked about advocating, educating, inspiring. Those are three sayings and
Speaker 3: I feel like you fit all those categories that you
Speaker 3: support all those So I really was excited for this.
Speaker 3: And then just you know, we'll kind of get into
Speaker 3: why you want to join and keep talking so hacking
Speaker 3: for so we go.
Speaker 4: Absolutely and thank you both for having me as the
Speaker 4: newest co host of my Cannon Cast. Pleully an honor.
Speaker 4: I am genuinely obsessed with the Michigan cannabis industry and
Speaker 4: all the different facets. I love learning as much as possible.
Speaker 4: I love meeting people. I love hearing people's stories, and
Speaker 4: I'm just very passionate about this community and being able
Speaker 4: to uplift the community, uplift the community at the national
Speaker 4: scale as well. You know, so that's huge.
Speaker 3: As it gets bigger and bigger, that's what we have
Speaker 3: to think about is the future, you know.
Speaker 2: Absolutely correct, there, absolutely, So let's get let's get a
Speaker 2: little background of what got you into cannabis and.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but like I mean, so let's let's talk about
Speaker 3: this every let's do let's just go around the table
Speaker 3: and talk about this all right. When was your first
Speaker 3: time smoking weed? Let's just talk about that, Like, I mean,
Speaker 3: let's start with when did you find the plant? Because
Speaker 3: mine was some REGOs at a college party. We smoked
Speaker 3: a ball in a circle and I'll never forget driving
Speaker 3: home and looking at the stars and be like what
Speaker 3: did I just do? Because like all the drugs I
Speaker 3: ever did up into then just body buzzes. Like until
Speaker 3: I smoked weed, I was like, what is this psycho
Speaker 3: active effect?
Speaker 2: Right? Like, how were you fuck?
Speaker 3: Maybe eighteen eight? Yeah, I was eighteen. I waited till
Speaker 3: after high school because I was a whoos. No, I'm
Speaker 3: just kidding. I just su cigarettes and wh I had
Speaker 3: a best friend at the time that was like, I'll
Speaker 3: stop being your friend and tell your mom if you
Speaker 3: smoke weed, And I was like, well fuck. By the way,
Speaker 3: he ended up growing weed downline, so kind of funny,
Speaker 3: what about you, Suller.
Speaker 4: So I was sixteen and it was right before homecoming,
Speaker 4: and I was with one of my really good friends
Speaker 4: named Parker, and so he introduced me to weed. And
Speaker 4: the very first thing you ever had me smoke was
Speaker 4: a blunt and I was APSI just absolutely drooling.
Speaker 3: I was he smoked the whole thing.
Speaker 4: No, just like maybe a hit.
Speaker 3: Well, I know that's what it is the first time,
Speaker 3: because you're never your brain's not even ready for that,
Speaker 3: Like you know what I mean, your brain's not even
Speaker 3: ready for to expect. Like the first time you hit
Speaker 3: a macro dose on mushrooms, it's like three wires. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's great, Great, it's great. I think yours was different
Speaker 3: than mine.
Speaker 2: So yeah, my first time was honestly with my an.
Speaker 3: I got rip my aunt on your patience right for
Speaker 3: a little bit.
Speaker 2: No, No different an yeah different.
Speaker 3: No, that was I know what the one used to
Speaker 3: smoke with back in the day.
Speaker 2: Yeah, rest me and her, Yeah, me and her had
Speaker 2: some good times. We used to go pick up weed
Speaker 2: together in Detroit. That's a different story. But I was
Speaker 2: like seventeen and we were at a family party and
Speaker 2: we dropped off my sister and my little cousin at
Speaker 2: the pet start to go look at pets and then
Speaker 2: she pulls out this middle little metal pipe and she's like.
Speaker 3: Oh guy, when the crackhead. Sorry, she culls it.
Speaker 2: Up and she's like hip this. I was like, I
Speaker 2: haven't smelled weed before her, and she's like, just hit it.
Speaker 2: So what did I do?
Speaker 3: Like I normally howled her you, oh did you ruin
Speaker 3: the bowl? Did you just? She's like party foul.
Speaker 2: Took a rip, cough, myss off? So lit I went
Speaker 2: back to we got them, went to the house for
Speaker 2: the family party, and I just smashed on food. My
Speaker 2: eyes were like bloodshot, and I was just it. You know.
Speaker 2: That was my first time with weed and the second
Speaker 2: time with Spring and Break senior year back when I was.
Speaker 3: Oh, see you know what's funny, I always thought that
Speaker 3: was your first time, Like we've been doing this podcast
Speaker 3: for whatever years, and I literally thought that was see
Speaker 3: this is why I wanted to do this episode because
Speaker 3: I feel like I don't even remember everything because I
Speaker 3: don't ask. I just we've been through so much together
Speaker 3: so sometimes like we don't even reflect on that part
Speaker 3: of our life. I mean we do, but just differently, right,
Speaker 3: So that's what I thought would be cool to like,
Speaker 3: you know, man, if you want to ask any questions,
Speaker 3: you know, we go around the table too.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 3: I just thought this was the funny first one. Okay,
Speaker 3: I guess HM.
Speaker 2: To do actually favorite method of smoking.
Speaker 4: So right now I've gotten more so into dabbing for sure,
Speaker 4: but I got into a huge phase of my life
Speaker 4: where I would just roll joints, you know, But now
Speaker 4: I'm just now I'm.
Speaker 3: A it's a car to too.
Speaker 2: Guess what's the difference between the carts on the puff co.
Speaker 4: What I really like about the Karta is that they
Speaker 4: sell a variety of different colors, and they're always available
Speaker 4: on their website or other you know merchants that sell
Speaker 4: Karda products, and so you know, I I love the
Speaker 4: color of purple, and so just like aesthetically, it's very
Speaker 4: aesthetically pleasing. You can adjust the colors on it.
Speaker 3: So do what you want.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you can have different on it, so if you
Speaker 4: like turn it on, like you can actually set the
Speaker 4: colors so that they they're different.
Speaker 3: You know, it's kind of cool a puff co end
Speaker 3: card to say, we don't discriminate here and we love everything,
Speaker 3: you know. But no, it's funny, Like I've definitely become
Speaker 3: more of a dabber, like one hundred percent. Like I
Speaker 3: can't even really compare the amount of weed I smoke
Speaker 3: compared to how much dabs I do and ash and rosin.
Speaker 3: It's not even close.
Speaker 4: It's profficient. It saves a lot more time versus like
Speaker 4: rolling up. It's a time commitment.
Speaker 2: Yeah, really good point. I mean, you gotta break it down.
Speaker 2: You gotta get the weed, you gotta get roll the tip,
Speaker 2: you gotta get the paper.
Speaker 3: And I love that like kind of almost like you know,
Speaker 3: religious type of experience where like you do the same thing.
Speaker 3: It's relaxing, right, But like sometimes I like to smoke
Speaker 3: a joint at the end of my day when I
Speaker 3: don't got anything else to do, and I got like
Speaker 3: you know, sometimes when I I just want to like
Speaker 3: get my mind a little bit slow and a little
Speaker 3: bit right, and I want to keep moving. You know,
Speaker 3: sometimes when I just smoke a fatty to the dome,
Speaker 3: your boy's gonna chill, you know. Yeah, yeah, you know
Speaker 3: if I smoke, we when I'm out and about, I
Speaker 3: keep doing stuff right, It's sometimes that's still motion. But
Speaker 3: like if I do a dab for me, I can
Speaker 3: just keep going. People tell me that's crazy, but like I, I.
Speaker 2: Don't know, you do operate. I mean he operates on
Speaker 2: debs like he's going the hand.
Speaker 3: And I've been to smoke because I'll rip a dab
Speaker 3: like when I'm playing like live and like the sacks
Speaker 3: and like they're like, dude, how do you do that
Speaker 3: in you just don't.
Speaker 2: I'm like, I like to do.
Speaker 3: It when I'm stone, like I prefer you know, I've
Speaker 3: learned to do it not stone because travel well it's
Speaker 3: I get less in my head, you know. But when
Speaker 3: I'm traveling, you can't always get the good smoke.
Speaker 2: Which that's true.
Speaker 3: It's yeah, because.
Speaker 2: That is the bad thing about not all these states
Speaker 2: being legal or at least medicinal.
Speaker 3: You know, I played that gig out in Boston. Shout
Speaker 3: out the homie Camp. Oh right, Tommy can't fuck him?
Speaker 3: Uh Camp? The shirt you know, we got out there
Speaker 3: and like, don't me wrong. There was bad and there
Speaker 3: was our right, but there was definitely like I ran
Speaker 3: to one guy, I had some good risin, but like
Speaker 3: you know, it was you don't know who has what
Speaker 3: and what is what price and you're just like, you
Speaker 3: know when you're going to these rain especially like I
Speaker 3: mean you now, I mean we were going to Vegas, right,
Speaker 3: Like you don't know and you just learned by experience, right.
Speaker 3: We got burnt a lot.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So Vegas bud's very dry, you know if you've
Speaker 2: been out there, but it's very dry.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I definitely smoked weed in Arizona that was from Arizona,
Speaker 4: and it was probably the driest weed.
Speaker 3: I've ever I just don't even know how they keep
Speaker 3: that humidity up, you know what I mean, because it's
Speaker 3: so dry out there. Like even like after a week
Speaker 3: in Vegas, my body is just like I'm sick of it.
Speaker 3: I'm drinking water, eight water bottles a day, like.
Speaker 4: And the Arizona market is structured so much more differently
Speaker 4: than the Michigan market. It's much harder to get into
Speaker 4: because licenses are much more expensive.
Speaker 3: Really, I know that, I mean, And that's the thing.
Speaker 3: I mean, before we get to your consumption, like we'll
Speaker 3: jump with that. Like I like that every state is
Speaker 3: so varying, you know. We hear about especially companies who
Speaker 3: are going like MS SO and stuff, and how crazy
Speaker 3: different they have to make everything to like fit each thing,
Speaker 3: and it's.
Speaker 2: Product wise, like you can't you can't have to be certain.
Speaker 3: It's why we hope for decriminal criminalization and some type
Speaker 3: of standard for the regulation of like but like more standardized,
Speaker 3: less whatever we.
Speaker 2: Feel like, yeah, I think I think the time we'll
Speaker 2: get to decriminalization. I'm curious where it comes from though,
Speaker 2: when we hit when the DEA comes with rescheduling in
Speaker 2: a couple of months, because like, are they going to
Speaker 2: do with the schedule three? Maybe they'll do something different,
Speaker 2: you know, if they did something different instead of schedule three.
Speaker 2: I don't think that.
Speaker 3: I love to d crim like, I mean, you know,
Speaker 3: you know, that's what needs to happen, because otherwise, no
Speaker 3: one's ready for the change overnight. No one's ready for
Speaker 3: all of a sudden it's legal, all of a sudden,
Speaker 3: the banks can bank with it, like it's it's like.
Speaker 4: It would hurt the industry because it would make it
Speaker 4: more so pharmaceutical, so then you would just have to
Speaker 4: get it like CBS with a prescription. And that just
Speaker 4: doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 3: That's like eliminates the culture. Yeah, that that kills the culture.
Speaker 2: That's like nothing.
Speaker 3: I don't like it, and I think that's why a
Speaker 3: lot of these, you know, people who just get nervous
Speaker 3: of the change. And that's why. And I respect that
Speaker 3: because I love the culture. I love going to those events.
Speaker 3: I love I love that stuff. But it's inevitable, right,
Speaker 3: We're in neevitly going to go this place because it
Speaker 3: needs to be there's too much wrongdoing, Like it has
Speaker 3: to be eventually legal, but that row needs to be
Speaker 3: paid by decriminalization.
Speaker 2: Preache. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Actually, and then Dave, what do you like to smoke about?
Speaker 3: Because we we kind of got off top of you.
Speaker 2: No, you're good, You're good.
Speaker 3: That's that's why I love the podcast.
Speaker 2: That's why I love the podcast. Something you can talk
Speaker 2: talk serious talk for me, honestly, I would have to
Speaker 2: say flower. I smoke a lot of flower. Yeah, no shit,
Speaker 2: but like my consumption though in general though it's been down,
Speaker 2: but I smoke a lot of flower and that's usually
Speaker 2: I go with I do like my donuts though I
Speaker 2: love a good donut. Yeah, that's like I think my favorite.
Speaker 2: Like if I was like, hey, what's your favorit thing
Speaker 2: on twenty twenty four donuts, I.
Speaker 3: Think if you will ever rewind the tape, so it
Speaker 3: wasn't twenty twenty three, you just think you just found
Speaker 3: Canadave's new love. It's Donut Dave. Now he's evolved. Donut
Speaker 3: Davis should change the handle because you get burned.
Speaker 2: I probably would, and then just put Canna Dave and
Speaker 2: then I put it in the.
Speaker 3: Profile formerly known as.
Speaker 2: Honestly, I'm about to like check that right now.
Speaker 4: It's like a business idea too.
Speaker 3: Well. We are evolving, even us, like we I don't
Speaker 3: know if we' even discussed this view, but for everyone
Speaker 3: not here, we've discussed mi CC Studios kind of being
Speaker 3: the future of Mechanic Cast, Mycanic Cast being the podcast,
Speaker 3: waken Big being the stream. And then because we've been
Speaker 3: approached by people to kind of like help with podcasts,
Speaker 3: so we're just hoping down the line and do stuff
Speaker 3: like that.
Speaker 2: But have other have other podcasts, and we do more
Speaker 2: than podcasts these days, so like similar like the Barstool Sports.
Speaker 2: How they have like multiple podcasts under Barstool Sports. It's
Speaker 2: kind of what we're thinking of doing.
Speaker 4: It's the dream for cannabis culture, yes, because there's just
Speaker 4: so many different microcosms all over the state. In Michigan,
Speaker 4: you know, like the up is a totally different beast
Speaker 4: of its own, and you know, or even just like
Speaker 4: the northern Lower Peninsula, Southwest Michigan, West Michigan, even.
Speaker 3: All the borders anywhere around the borders is a whole
Speaker 3: different world too. You know, like any of those places
Speaker 3: that are right there, that's a whole different.
Speaker 2: I don't even think about it like that. That's a
Speaker 2: good point.
Speaker 4: Summer New Buffalo was basically just another Chicago suburb at this.
Speaker 3: Point, shut out, cannedy in the clab with sugar, sugar
Speaker 3: cones or old school for sugar. You're gonna do a
Speaker 3: little bit of that.
Speaker 2: What are you rolling up over there? So you've grinding
Speaker 2: up what you get over there?
Speaker 4: When they got this this cute we got some North
Speaker 4: Coast Friday, the URP team.
Speaker 3: We're rolling up sub Travis.
Speaker 4: Yeh sup, Travis, you guys got everyone.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a great team.
Speaker 2: Man, Did I see that?
Speaker 3: Actually that Lemon Bhutan I think was pretty good. That's
Speaker 3: the one I think I tried.
Speaker 2: That's sick because they got Jason and.
Speaker 3: We got a donut by them too. Actually, what was
Speaker 3: that donut? That was a pressure Pack colab too.
Speaker 2: The donut we got, I know we got two weeks ago.
Speaker 2: I don't remember what we got in celebration of closing
Speaker 2: Lost Cows before we move. For me, I was like, dude,
Speaker 2: I couldn't believe this.
Speaker 3: Great people, great company, great producting. They don't know. Check
Speaker 3: out the Lost Coast. You want to get away from
Speaker 3: unorganic pest sides. Stuff's healthy, stuff's good, freaka plants.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they always have good collapse North Coast and pressure
Speaker 2: pack les facts. You can't go wrong with those doughnuts facts.
Speaker 3: Pressure Packs usually pretty solid on the flower game.
Speaker 4: And Lemon Baton won a few different titles at the
Speaker 4: Olympics as well.
Speaker 3: We gave that one.
Speaker 4: I know one of them was the gassiest.
Speaker 2: I believe it might be incorrect.
Speaker 3: That was really fun. I mean that was really fun.
Speaker 3: Shout out to uh Tyler and Exotic Manner for that.
Speaker 3: It's the Olympics, f that was a lot of fun.
Speaker 4: Look into the next way, I'm correcting myself. I think
Speaker 4: it was heaviest hitting.
Speaker 3: Maybe I think you're right. There were so many awards there,
Speaker 3: it's kind of hard to remember. It was like fast
Speaker 3: boom boom boom, right, do you need to help it
Speaker 3: for another one?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 3: Oh go where I go ahead? It was like it was
Speaker 3: real fast. It was a lot going on, There's a
Speaker 3: lot of movement handed and then people wouldn't come up,
Speaker 3: you know, there just be this awkward moment you'd be like, yeah,
Speaker 3: I got I held.
Speaker 4: I was like, okay, then we run off the stage.
Speaker 3: We'll we're back. No, that was fun. Oh man, that
Speaker 3: was funny. This has been good laughs.
Speaker 2: Olympics. That was good though.
Speaker 3: M oh yeah yeah yeah.
Speaker 2: That was actually my first day, my first day on
Speaker 2: the flight totally.
Speaker 3: Yeah. So let's I think we can we know we've
Speaker 3: had a lot of fun here. But I want to
Speaker 3: jump into maybe a little bit more not heavy hitting,
Speaker 3: but more the real shit because I feel like, just
Speaker 3: in general, that's kind of what got this started. And
Speaker 3: I just want to see what motivated you to love
Speaker 3: cannabis so much and want to fight the advocate side,
Speaker 3: because I know a lot of people love cannabis out there,
Speaker 3: But to get on that advocate side, it usually takes
Speaker 3: some type of self some experience that pushed you in
Speaker 3: that way. Right, So if you had to look back,
Speaker 3: what experienced you? What would that experience be A toss?
Speaker 2: That's the question.
Speaker 3: What was that pivotal moment We were like, all right,
Speaker 3: I'm done just saying I like wheed and smoking and
Speaker 3: I want to tell everyone. And you started recording this
Speaker 3: and like, you know what I mean, go do speeches?
Speaker 3: You know what motivate you to do that? What was
Speaker 3: that real moment, Candid Eve? All right? I know I
Speaker 3: felt like you both oll get and be like who
Speaker 3: It's so hard because before it's just me and you,
Speaker 3: you know, it's just it's obviously not me talking. It's
Speaker 3: your turn.
Speaker 2: Now we got exactly flip.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Honestly, for me, mine was probably the raid. I would
Speaker 2: say that the being rated working at a dispo advanced
Speaker 2: medical supply. I remember one time recently we were on
Speaker 2: the podcast and I was like, oh, here was a
Speaker 2: twenty fifteen. Yes, I couldn't remember the dispo.
Speaker 3: July tenth is what sucks. It's seven tens every year.
Speaker 3: It's kind of like a bad memory for him, and
Speaker 3: it's like also, but.
Speaker 2: It's cultured such a great it's a great but it's
Speaker 2: kind of like.
Speaker 3: Evolved, you know, because seven ten wasn't thing when we
Speaker 3: were younger. Like, no, it starts kind.
Speaker 2: Of starting that because they had the seven tenths seven
Speaker 2: ten companies Denver.
Speaker 3: No, No, I'm talking about like to us, like that day,
Speaker 3: the seven ten was always a bad day because of
Speaker 3: you until it kind of evolved into a good day
Speaker 3: where it's like now we just talked about depths.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll usually do a sad set post for myself
Speaker 2: that's like, oh yeah, it was.
Speaker 3: Real, man, it was. It was you know. The thing
Speaker 3: is it was sad during the moment, but look at
Speaker 3: all that's become now.
Speaker 2: Ma.
Speaker 3: Sure it sucked, it'll be.
Speaker 2: It'll be ten years next July, which is crazy. Yeah already.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I'll go in the story real quick, and
Speaker 2: yeah I feel Yeah, I was twenty five at the time. No,
Speaker 2: it wasn't even so yeah I was talking about it.
Speaker 2: So yeah, So the raid happened. I was working at
Speaker 2: a dispo. I first worked at a couple day. I
Speaker 2: worked at a dispo previously, and then I am helping
Speaker 2: hands with z Boby and all them, and then I
Speaker 2: enjoyed helping people out. I loved helping talking cannabis. And
Speaker 2: I was just paying for college, you know, paying for
Speaker 2: my tuition fit trying to finish it up college, and
Speaker 2: so I started at the dispo. They started in like
Speaker 2: February of twenty fourteen, and then I worked until obviously
Speaker 2: July tenth, twenty fourteen. So the swat FBI Cia City
Speaker 2: Police came in hit hit the dispo, uh and hit
Speaker 2: four homes to the owners my home and another bud
Speaker 2: Tenders home. And what's crazy is I was literally helping
Speaker 2: somebody like at the time, and they're you know, they're
Speaker 2: coming in guns and blazing right, like sit down right,
Speaker 2: and You're like what Because I think I was told
Speaker 2: it was legal. I believed it because at that time
Speaker 2: you had dispos all up on an eight mile right
Speaker 2: and this was not far from a police station.
Speaker 3: There was that weird gray area that it was like
Speaker 3: legal for medical and it's been legal for medicals from
Speaker 3: two thousand and eight, so it felt legal, but like.
Speaker 2: Still dispo it was technically legal because you only you're
Speaker 2: supposed to as a caregiver you're only supposed to give
Speaker 2: your overages to your patient.
Speaker 3: Well, I was saying the dispos were super illegal, but
Speaker 3: everyone thought.
Speaker 2: They were legal, right, There was that. There was that.
Speaker 2: So then after the Feds came in, you know, they
Speaker 2: they destroyed my house, like my house, so I had
Speaker 2: I had my plants in my basement at the time
Speaker 2: that got chopped up carried out. They broke all my
Speaker 2: heavy glass I used to have like sick dap glass,
Speaker 2: like sick.
Speaker 3: I saw it, like I even not only like to
Speaker 3: bring it up because he had like nice glass.
Speaker 2: And they were like I had pieces like allegedly people
Speaker 2: hit out though that don't ever smoke weeds, so they
Speaker 2: had like value to me, Like I was like damn.
Speaker 2: You know. Then something like they were all trashed in
Speaker 2: the trash, like literally thrown in the trash.
Speaker 3: Traumatized dude.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they took his dog, they took my They took
Speaker 2: my dog Molly, who's now eleven. And they said because
Speaker 2: she gets allergies and gets these hives on her and
Speaker 2: her skin breaks like a year, like it's not all yeah,
Speaker 2: And and they said I neglected my dog and that
Speaker 2: she had fleas and all the stuff. So I had
Speaker 2: to go through, go to the veat, do all this
Speaker 2: stuff to take care of her. What else happened? They
Speaker 2: took my car, took my phone, destroyed everything in the
Speaker 2: house at my house with a mess. And then that
Speaker 2: whole moment literally traumatized the shit out of me because
Speaker 2: I thought I was just, you know, just working in
Speaker 2: the dispo. That's illegal. And I was going off on
Speaker 2: a tangent because that sh uh. I thought it was
Speaker 2: legal in it, but you know it's not. It wasn't.
Speaker 2: But still doing something that I love it. Literally, I
Speaker 2: quit growing for I think six months to a year.
Speaker 2: I quit.
Speaker 3: I think it was more six months made because it
Speaker 3: wasn't for a while. To me and your dad, I
Speaker 3: had that chat or whatever.
Speaker 2: Yeah, shout out pops, can of pops.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I pretty much throw cannon in front of whatever
Speaker 3: his family members and call him that. Yeah, a mom.
Speaker 2: Might be like donut pops now because if I switched
Speaker 2: my donut dad. Okay, ships the creative point man. Sometimes
Speaker 2: I'm not always there, But yeah, I did. I quit growing.
Speaker 2: I kind of stopped all things cannabis. I just picked
Speaker 2: up a little bit here and there at the dispo.
Speaker 2: I was pretty much nerve wracking, you know, getting the
Speaker 2: gun dat your face. I was in handcuffs. Fox knew,
Speaker 2: so my mom found out from the news because you
Speaker 2: had news reporters outside the dispo. There's literally a video
Speaker 2: of me walking out. And I remember as I'm getting out,
Speaker 2: becaus and I go and I look at I look
Speaker 2: and I see the camera and I swooped my head
Speaker 2: down because I'm like, oh, my mom's gonna see this.
Speaker 2: Fox two or Channel four is all there. And I
Speaker 2: was like, and then that was in the newspaper consistently
Speaker 2: like people I heard rumors down the line from high
Speaker 2: school people talking shit, and then eventually came back and oh,
Speaker 2: there's me.
Speaker 3: Found the article.
Speaker 2: I didn't want the video, and then eventually you know,
Speaker 2: came back and we started talking about weed. It took
Speaker 2: what almost fifty episodes for me to put my face
Speaker 2: on video because I was so paranoid. I still am paranoid,
Speaker 2: be honest, but like now my videos already in my
Speaker 2: faces everywhere. You can't scrub it.
Speaker 3: Yeah at this point, oh shit, but.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So honestly, the reason why I want to start
Speaker 2: this was because I wanted to not be I want
Speaker 2: to be able to talk about cannabis. It was something
Speaker 2: I truly love. I fell in love with the plant
Speaker 2: when I was what eighteen, I started reading how to Grow,
Speaker 2: I started diving in, started to see that it had
Speaker 2: really good medical benefits. Its helped me with my stomach
Speaker 2: for years. So like to quit something that after going
Speaker 2: through something, so my life.
Speaker 3: Did bro I think about the High Times magazines used
Speaker 3: to read.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, excellent. Absolutely. I used to google marijuana, man,
Speaker 2: I was like eighteen, just google it consistently every every day.
Speaker 2: That that was literally what I would do for fun,
Speaker 2: Google that, Google Michigan. Just continue doing stuff. And then
Speaker 2: I was hit with seven felonies too on top of
Speaker 2: all that. Yeah, cool, and Groovy's pulling out. I don't
Speaker 2: even look saying I had that little I had, That's
Speaker 2: all I have was here right there, and.
Speaker 3: I will show you after I feel bad. I forgot
Speaker 3: the oh you know, I could plug this in b
Speaker 3: keep going. Yeah and.
Speaker 2: Yeah that that shit just traumatized me, asked Groovy. I
Speaker 2: was still traumatized for like a long time because he
Speaker 2: came back and was living with me back in sixteen.
Speaker 2: That's when you came back and it was only a
Speaker 2: year and the court didn't end until November of seventeen,
Speaker 2: so it was about two years. I didn't get the
Speaker 2: charges until the end of fifteen.
Speaker 3: I remember bringing you to court like one of the times,
Speaker 3: and you like because you blew a tire and he
Speaker 3: called me like, I need you right now break me up.
Speaker 3: If I do miss this court date, I'm abouna go own.
Speaker 3: And it was like it was like, oh, it was
Speaker 3: crazy because like, dude, he was going to federal court.
Speaker 3: Like this wasn't like normal court. This ship was in
Speaker 3: Mount Clements, Like this ship was like, oh god.
Speaker 2: It was shot out to my attorney. Dude, dude, that
Speaker 2: ship that was yeah, yeah, shout out and my family
Speaker 2: for my family from being there, and you know, and
Speaker 2: then you helping get this idea started because like it
Speaker 2: was something that I do love cannabis so fucking much.
Speaker 2: I've loved it, loved it, loved it, and summer oh
Speaker 2: right there. I'm glad that you know, you were able
Speaker 2: to talk about it. And I'm glad it's legal. You know,
Speaker 2: that's one thing I was really curious. I really wanted
Speaker 2: it to be legal, you know, when it came in
Speaker 2: twenty eighteen after going what I went through. I don't
Speaker 2: want anyone to go through that. Like anytime I see it, cop,
Speaker 2: sometimes your heart just dropped crazy, like yeah, I could
Speaker 2: go on for like I could go on for an hour,
Speaker 2: like yeah, it's gotta shut the fuck up, Dave.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, no, one hundred percent. No, no, no, dude, no,
Speaker 3: never say shut the fuck out. I'm sorry. I was like, no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 3: don't put words in my mouth on ringing back. No,
Speaker 3: because dude, straight up, that was the first time I
Speaker 3: think I saw again to get too well. No, this
Speaker 3: is the point we're opening up here. It was the
Speaker 3: first time seeing true PTSD and a friend, and it's
Speaker 3: one thing when it's your own because it's like you know,
Speaker 3: kind of emotion damage, like and you kind of deal
Speaker 3: with the issues, right, because that's how you get through
Speaker 3: you talk about them, you go there whatever.
Speaker 2: That was in a really dark place, right, contemplated ship.
Speaker 3: Right especially because you know, like I know, like again
Speaker 3: we've been boys since middle school. Like I know how
Speaker 3: Dave is. I know hill like when he shut like
Speaker 3: when he's upset, he's just like now I'm good and
Speaker 3: it just shuts down more shit. So like that's when
Speaker 3: I come in I start, hey, man, you're good, You're good.
Speaker 3: I knock on his fucking window. Let's get high because
Speaker 3: I used to do that, like when we're like twenty
Speaker 3: years old at nineteen, you know that's get fuck hap
Speaker 3: the morning. Yeah, he went in, wake up, so I
Speaker 3: come get high off straight up, like that's what friends do, right,
Speaker 3: So it was like I think it was a different
Speaker 3: seeing PTSD. Oh yeah, because you stopped talking and you
Speaker 3: were supposed to pick me up and I'm like, hob
Speaker 3: he's still picking me up.
Speaker 2: Like because living in shops, I didn't have a phone
Speaker 2: or nothing for the longest time. In a car, yeah,
Speaker 2: that ship no shit. Oh And when I was getting interrogated,
Speaker 2: I didn't know they hit my house right away. And
Speaker 2: then like usually when you when you hear stuff getting
Speaker 2: hit and you've watched cops and back in the day
Speaker 2: and they're shooting houses, are shooting dogs, like I have
Speaker 2: a pit bull, So like I was nervous that like
Speaker 2: Molly would have something would have happened, and they're like,
Speaker 2: what's in your what's in your face? That's such Oh
Speaker 2: my god, that was nerve wrecking. I don't even want
Speaker 2: to talk about it.
Speaker 3: It was such a different time. Yeah, and it was
Speaker 3: crazy because and again kind of segueing and why I
Speaker 3: was go ahead.
Speaker 2: A year later we got the m MFLA. So yeah,
Speaker 2: a year later that MMFLA came in through, which was
Speaker 2: the seed the sale, uh, before we became legal, which blew
Speaker 2: my mind because it was just what it's six months
Speaker 2: and then like, I think that's probably helped me though
Speaker 2: as well too because that happened and then legalization was
Speaker 2: upcoming on the ballot.
Speaker 3: But and honestly that was the reason why I had
Speaker 3: the idea to do this. I mean I went to
Speaker 3: school for audio engineering at that time post and I
Speaker 3: uh was like, hey, man, I want to like get
Speaker 3: some content so I can get some freeliance work and stuff,
Speaker 3: right because I only worked in a couple of videos
Speaker 3: in Chicago, like and turning and stuff, but doing film stuff.
Speaker 3: And then we came out, I was like, let's do
Speaker 3: a podcast just for fun, let's just talk about it.
Speaker 3: We weren't even gonna really put it out anywhere. The
Speaker 3: first couple episodes, we're like, we'll see what happens, and
Speaker 3: then we're like, okay, screw it, let's put it out
Speaker 3: because it was just audio there's no video. It's just
Speaker 3: literally we took I took the logo and like looped
Speaker 3: it for an hour and like that's the video, you
Speaker 3: know what I mean. It was very basic, like whatever
Speaker 3: I knew back then. Editing you can see it's fair. Yeah,
Speaker 3: go back. I can't go all the way back, which
Speaker 3: eventually maybe he won't be. We thought I would bring
Speaker 3: into Patreon, but some of that stuff's fun to go
Speaker 3: look at.
Speaker 2: You can see that was just it's just straight audio.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but it was such a motivation and pivotal point
Speaker 3: to start this because that become me coming out of
Speaker 3: that and him. I was living with him for a
Speaker 3: little bit because we were you know, we were broke ass,
Speaker 3: just getting out of college, trying to figure out life.
Speaker 3: Type of kids, you know. So we figured that out
Speaker 3: and I was like, let's just do it for fun,
Speaker 3: and he kind of just cause, like I said, he
Speaker 3: was high times researching Cannus all the time. Like we
Speaker 3: were sitting in his driveway talk about the flavors this one.
Speaker 3: How do you feel compared? We used to just like
Speaker 3: do this ship and in leaning back in a grand
Speaker 3: am like you know what I mean. So like I
Speaker 3: was like let's just record it, dude. Like so I
Speaker 3: never thought it would be here, you know, and still
Speaker 3: doing this ship, but I love it and I feel
Speaker 3: like it's just so keep going.
Speaker 2: I'm back to growing too.
Speaker 3: This year. Full circle ship, right there, Let's go, let's.
Speaker 2: Go, Yeah, what can happen. Let's follow your dreams. Don't
Speaker 2: give up literally exactly. I always try to preach that
Speaker 2: because like, you can be in a really dark place
Speaker 2: and make something good. Stuff can come out of it.
Speaker 2: You just never know. Just don't give up, dude.
Speaker 3: I mean, like, uh, do you want to go? Do
Speaker 3: you want me to tell my story? Because honestly that
Speaker 3: I could transition to mind pretty well, or if you
Speaker 3: want to you can. All right, So like you said,
Speaker 3: it can help you get through some hard times. And
Speaker 3: like again, I got into like partying and like weed
Speaker 3: and selling weed and doing drugs kind of all at
Speaker 3: the same time, like all real allegedly right, but like again,
Speaker 3: I was like eighteen, I broke up with diet, a
Speaker 3: serious girlfriend for like four plus years or whatever. I
Speaker 3: didn't know what to do because I had this whole line.
Speaker 3: I was going to do track in college because I
Speaker 3: had some offers for some like d two school down
Speaker 3: south and one other place, but it was still wasn't
Speaker 3: a lot of scholarship, wasn't a full ride or anything.
Speaker 3: It's chunk, But that's what I thought I was gonna do.
Speaker 3: And then I started just I would change the schools.
Speaker 3: And I ended up meeting up with him after years
Speaker 3: of not talking because that girl I did it used
Speaker 3: to date him right before that. So when we were
Speaker 3: when we were friends in school, so it was like
Speaker 3: a full circle thing, and I fought, I was I
Speaker 3: guess I was be shit, Wow, I was. We were eight,
Speaker 3: we were four to thirteen years old, like you know,
Speaker 3: but like either way, we didn't talk for a while
Speaker 3: and and we were getting close again and we went
Speaker 3: to this he brought me. He's like, hey, you want
Speaker 3: to come to this party. I was like sure, And
Speaker 3: at that party and went to a fret party. We
Speaker 3: ended up like connecting and finding our love for cannabis,
Speaker 3: you know, because we didn't talk for a while and
Speaker 3: I didn't realize I was like getting into like the
Speaker 3: wrong shit at the wrong time because I got into wei.
Speaker 3: But I was also like selling weed and like getting
Speaker 3: into pills like all mealy, So I kind of got
Speaker 3: it like getting high for fuck three years or so
Speaker 3: four years, yeah, because we didn't. So I got into
Speaker 3: a pretty bad uh powder and pill and pretty much
Speaker 3: everything but heroin, you know what I mean. I know,
Speaker 3: but I did. I really fell in love with xanax
Speaker 3: at that time, and I got a DUI. When I
Speaker 3: turned twenty one, I lost, you know, I was getting
Speaker 3: checked for but I blowing and drug testing once a week.
Speaker 3: So I was basically just on this bad run of
Speaker 3: like lost and just partying and selling drugs and working
Speaker 3: at nightclubs and stuff. So I didn't really know what
Speaker 3: I was doing and just like this part, just enjoying
Speaker 3: the moment if you will, live a little too hard
Speaker 3: and then coming out of that uh, after my duy,
Speaker 3: I couldn't smoke because they took the blackheaded guy that
Speaker 3: was drug testing, and I think when I got sober
Speaker 3: finally and realized like I couldn't smoke weed, I finally realized, like,
Speaker 3: you know, how much this shit was way more important
Speaker 3: to me than just like getting high, you know what
Speaker 3: I mean? It was kind of more. It made me happy,
Speaker 3: like it made whatever lightened my energy, slowed my mind
Speaker 3: down a bit, and then I was coming off all
Speaker 3: these other drugs. So I think I just realized how
Speaker 3: much weed meant to me and I and then when
Speaker 3: I was off probation, I did get into drugs again
Speaker 3: here and there a little bit for a year or so,
Speaker 3: and then it was hard to like stay sober for me.
Speaker 3: It was like on and off, I was like secretly
Speaker 3: doing drugs. But eventually I got my shit straight, took
Speaker 3: some mushrooms and or was an asked I can't remember,
Speaker 3: and I realized I was like, no, I want to
Speaker 3: like take my life seriously. And I went back to
Speaker 3: school and I just told myself I was just gonna, like,
Speaker 3: you know, smoke bud and I got California sober for
Speaker 3: a while and got my finally went back to school
Speaker 3: and got my degree for school, and you know what
Speaker 3: I mean. But so I think I found this love
Speaker 3: for cannabis because of it was really hard for me
Speaker 3: to get sober and it would really helped me. And
Speaker 3: I think some people are like, oh, it's a drug,
Speaker 3: it gets you high, But like as I've grown to
Speaker 3: love to play and there's way so much more benefits
Speaker 3: to cannabis, you know what I mean. I'm sure if
Speaker 3: we smoke like nine blods or nine donuts, like we
Speaker 3: just get high, but like there's a practice in love
Speaker 3: to this. When you're dabbing, you're taking like personal right
Speaker 3: when it's personal. So I just I don't know. I
Speaker 3: wanted to tell everyone because it helped me clean up
Speaker 3: my life and it helps me stay you know, relatively
Speaker 3: so ober. I still party sometimes, but not like I did.
Speaker 3: Let me tell you, I was a wild person. I
Speaker 3: was wild. Uh eventually did this and then this made
Speaker 3: me want to do music because I was living with
Speaker 3: him and Groovy was born. So without a weed, I mean,
Speaker 3: I won't think i'd be here.
Speaker 2: To be honest facts, So no, I'm glad. I took
Speaker 2: a lot of X.
Speaker 3: It was pretty bad. So just glad y'all are here.
Speaker 3: And I really appreciate that because this is cool now,
Speaker 3: you know, to be able to do this and be
Speaker 3: myself and I feel rector, you know, because back then
Speaker 3: I didn't feel like I could tell people I smoked
Speaker 3: because you're like, oh, you're druggy. You know. Now I
Speaker 3: feel like I can sharing people. Well that's cool, you know.
Speaker 3: I It's like wow, that like because at that time
Speaker 3: I was so lost, like any judgment I was just
Speaker 3: like rebellious, you know. So anyways, that's why I fell
Speaker 3: in love with cannabis because it helps me every day.
Speaker 2: Right, So absolutely, really, man, I'm glad it helps.
Speaker 3: It not really just not as bad. I'm not as generator.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they don't. They don't even drink on them. We
Speaker 2: have an.
Speaker 3: Occasional no, I mean I party here and there. I'll
Speaker 3: be not party here and there, but nothing like I
Speaker 3: used to, not in near so anyways, so that's enough
Speaker 3: about me. That's a little about groovy, little about candidate
Speaker 3: of Summer. I mean, was there a moment to you
Speaker 3: that really made you be like this is it? I
Speaker 3: love this ship? And by the way, what are were
Speaker 3: you smoking again?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 4: So right now we are smoking.
Speaker 2: That's right here. I love shout out Friday the Turk Tea.
Speaker 4: So so a little bit of a sad story. But
Speaker 4: my cousin lost his battle with epilepsy when he was
Speaker 4: four years old in twenty fifteen. So I was sixteen,
Speaker 4: and you know, I was just like devastated, and I
Speaker 4: just started researching different you know, epilepsy treatment cures. And
Speaker 4: you know, at this time in twenty fifteen, Colorado was
Speaker 4: popping off and I read these stories about these parents
Speaker 4: that would move their families out to Colorado so that
Speaker 4: their children could get legal access to CBD to.
Speaker 2: Treat their seizures.
Speaker 4: And so that was, you know, definitely an eye opener
Speaker 4: for me, and I became an advocate for medical cannabis.
Speaker 2: You know, I remember hearing about those stories. It was
Speaker 2: it was a lot, and that was something that like
Speaker 2: when I started seeing that too, It's like, wow, this
Speaker 2: really does do more than even what I'm thinking, because like,
Speaker 2: oh hey, it's actually helped me with my stomach. It's
Speaker 2: not me thinking it. We're actually hearing stories on the news,
Speaker 2: and the news is actually reporting on it. That was
Speaker 2: actually big because that was huge because Colorado was people
Speaker 2: going there, a lot of people going for charts, I
Speaker 2: believe too, that CBD.
Speaker 3: And unfortunately, in the beginning of media, you know, some
Speaker 3: were talking about it, but that wasn't the front page news.
Speaker 3: It was all about profits or illegal or your kids
Speaker 3: eeing canny. That's got t seen it, you know, you know,
Speaker 3: and that was the problem, you know, because there wasn't
Speaker 3: good education and honest, honest opinions about it. It was
Speaker 3: all filtered by whoever pays their bills, right, and I think, I,
Speaker 3: how do I see this? I I just kind of
Speaker 3: think that's especially why this is so great. But like
Speaker 3: when you start seeing the real thing, it reminds me
Speaker 3: of like that saying cannabis cures, right, Everyone says that
Speaker 3: it's just real simple saying. But like when you see
Speaker 3: someone like that lose their battle with that blip seed
Speaker 3: and then see the power, what canus can do? Like
Speaker 3: you know, it's such an eye opener because it affects
Speaker 3: your life.
Speaker 4: You know, right, it's exactly like it could have been
Speaker 4: an option for my cousin, right, you know, and especially
Speaker 4: just like the stigma as well, like even when you
Speaker 4: know was like a younger cannabis advocate, Like I'll also say,
Speaker 4: because I'm gen Z, I'm a little spoiled because like
Speaker 4: cannabis is becoming decent or five, and you know, when
Speaker 4: I'm a teenager as opposed to like in my mid twenties.
Speaker 3: Or late or perspect is different, you know. But I
Speaker 3: mean at the same time, you have an experience with
Speaker 3: it personally, so it's like it's kind of hard to
Speaker 3: say that, like you didn't feel like something really changed you,
Speaker 3: you know, how old were you when this all happens.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So he passed away when I was sixteen, when
Speaker 4: he was four. This wasn't twenty fifteen, No, it was
Speaker 4: twenty sixteen. Yeah, it was twenty sixteen early twenty sixteen.
Speaker 3: Man, that's just such a shame too that it's like
Speaker 3: it wasn't that wasn't available at that time, or you know,
Speaker 3: couldn't have access to it, get access to it. It
Speaker 3: was still regular.
Speaker 4: Because it's you know, and then two years later Michigan
Speaker 4: went re creation right and so creates. But even at
Speaker 4: that time, Michigan was still medical and you know, even
Speaker 4: for my my grandma who passed away when I was
Speaker 4: twenty two, when Michigan was fully wreck you know, like
Speaker 4: her doctors were very much so against her even using
Speaker 4: ZBD to the point where they would like threaten to
Speaker 4: take away her medication that she was like physically and
Speaker 4: chronically addicted to because you know.
Speaker 3: Like you know, it makes me sick too. About that
Speaker 3: is Big Farm also has marinal which is pretty much
Speaker 3: cannabis and a pill or like mocking and it's like okay,
Speaker 3: like they it literally has.
Speaker 2: I hope those doctors are when was that change that eye?
Speaker 2: So she had.
Speaker 4: My grandma had pretty severe rheumatoid arthritis to the point
Speaker 4: where like her hands were just like enclosed like this,
Speaker 4: to the point where she could really only use her
Speaker 4: thumbs and her pointer, you know. And so like, you know,
Speaker 4: she had a lot of pain medication, Like she had
Speaker 4: like twenty different things that she would take it.
Speaker 3: I just can't believe they threatened take that away and
Speaker 3: stuff just for using CBD.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Even that's the ignorance too, Like in it's like that
Speaker 3: like no tear, so it.
Speaker 4: Would like really stress her out and like give her paranoia,
Speaker 4: and like she just didn't want to risk it, so
Speaker 4: I get it, you know, which is just really unfortunate
Speaker 4: that that has to be the case. And like thankfully
Speaker 4: there are doctors in Michigan and in other states that
Speaker 4: are much more open to cannabis as a medical treatment.
Speaker 4: But just the fact that, you know, my grandma was
Speaker 4: from an older generation where it was highly stigmatized or
Speaker 4: for madness, you know, X y Z propaganda, It just
Speaker 4: wasn't you know, and like it wasn't something that she
Speaker 4: was comfortable with in general.
Speaker 3: Because of just what she grew up with.
Speaker 4: For I mean, yeah, you know, for me being like
Speaker 4: gen Z, like where I'm growing up in a time
Speaker 4: where it's like becoming more normalized as a medicine. It
Speaker 4: I feel very spoiled in that aspect because there are
Speaker 4: a lot of people who, you know, never even had
Speaker 4: the chance to be able to use it as a
Speaker 4: medical option.
Speaker 3: Yeah right, Yeah, that's absolutely true. You know, I never
Speaker 3: really thought about it like that. But it's like it's
Speaker 3: crazy to think that. You're right, it's kind of like,
Speaker 3: you know, we're just bored in this time, right, you
Speaker 3: know what I mean, Like we just kind of we're
Speaker 3: here and that's the only reason why. And and it's
Speaker 3: such a shame too, because with that, with every for
Speaker 3: madness wouldn't have existed, they wouldn't have been so selfish
Speaker 3: and all that selfish over over hemp, first timber and
Speaker 3: all that. Like if that wouldn't have happened, so many
Speaker 3: lives could have been saved, you know. And I just
Speaker 3: think about it that people are still in jail for
Speaker 3: it wrongfully and it's still making how much money and
Speaker 3: how many people are working. It's like, Okay, that's why
Speaker 3: we need d crimp because we need to get this
Speaker 3: ship moving. Man. Too many people making money that didn't
Speaker 3: care about the fucking shit what it like before and
Speaker 3: then like the stupid we talk about that, but we're
Speaker 3: gonna never stop talking about that. That's the point. But
Speaker 3: it is such a shame, and you're right, I never
Speaker 3: really thought about that, but like it is now, I'm
Speaker 3: even more fired up.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: I just think about the wrongdoings it's doing currently, think
Speaker 3: about all the shit that's happened, you know, right, And yeah.
Speaker 2: Random question, gen Z, So we always talk center generation
Speaker 2: usually goes with vapes. That a lot of your younger
Speaker 2: generation smoke vapes or was it really still flower at
Speaker 2: that moment at times, because I know you said you
Speaker 2: started smoking flower, but did that continue or was it
Speaker 2: more vapes? I feel like vaps were pretty popular, so
Speaker 2: I was just curious.
Speaker 4: So when I was in high school, So for context,
Speaker 4: I'm turning twenty five in a few days, so for
Speaker 4: a perspective, in like twenty fifteen, I was mostly.
Speaker 2: Fifteen years old.
Speaker 4: There were a lot of people that would use like
Speaker 4: the big mod like box vapes in high school. Yeah yeah,
Speaker 4: or like it was mostly like the juice, you know,
Speaker 4: like because back then, like we didn't have like the
Speaker 4: Despie ten threads and still maybe I was like eighteen nineteen.
Speaker 3: Oh shit, I didn't even think about five tens then,
Speaker 3: that's right, right, because I just went to dispoke.
Speaker 2: I had no shapes it flower, you had a bowl
Speaker 2: like I was in college, right, juice.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the five tens started to become the thing for
Speaker 4: like cannabis, but that was like when five ten threads
Speaker 4: were like bottom of the barrel, just crude oil.
Speaker 3: Right, Oh my god. Beginning of vaping probably did so
Speaker 3: much damage to me, like so probably worse than.
Speaker 2: All the rakes vaping and concentrates.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I have some poop soup, like we call it poops,
Speaker 3: so but it's like really dark, and it was just tane.
Speaker 3: Basically it's just but tane.
Speaker 2: Someone's like I got homemade wax that titandium. Now that's
Speaker 2: like just burning hot.
Speaker 3: Cy went now.
Speaker 4: Oh so, like I was definitely also spoiled in high
Speaker 4: school and like my senior year because I knew someone
Speaker 4: that was a great above me that had his MED card.
Speaker 4: So if you drive to Lansing and he would get
Speaker 4: like wax and he would get like weed, so.
Speaker 3: You're trying decent shatter, then.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well it had there was like this one that
Speaker 4: was there was like this one that was like named
Speaker 4: mango something and it was like really tasty, and so
Speaker 4: I remember that distinctively.
Speaker 2: I love when those specific strains are specific, like concentrates
Speaker 2: sticks out to here. We have certain ones like that
Speaker 2: what was it, master cush we smoked years ago.
Speaker 3: If you want to debating of this, canoby around bout
Speaker 3: to some to garlic king.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I got some stuff some like final dabs you
Speaker 4: got too. Oh yeah, they're like like the last of this.
Speaker 3: This this was one of my I think this was it. Yeah,
Speaker 3: the whoa woa Joe Wojo runs.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, We're so good.
Speaker 3: These turfs. Those turfs were really unique to me. And
Speaker 3: I can't find it anywhere. So if anyone knows where
Speaker 3: it's at, message.
Speaker 4: Me hold out.
Speaker 3: Probably it's probably gone.
Speaker 4: It's probably keep an eye on the fresh drops.
Speaker 3: Keep an eye hold on you got it.
Speaker 4: You got it?
Speaker 3: How I'm gonna because.
Speaker 2: If you like it, you got to buy two grams
Speaker 2: of it. You might as well.
Speaker 3: No, no, well this was this is like I said,
Speaker 3: I got some of this for the gig, so su
Speaker 3: you know, like I got this skiking so like I
Speaker 3: don't even know if this was even on this side
Speaker 3: where it was like, but no, I just really liked it.
Speaker 3: This garlic Kinge's pretty solidude.
Speaker 4: I know an inster carry is quite a bit of
Speaker 4: wo jo. There's a few more too.
Speaker 3: I just I go to play at fifty nine in quality,
Speaker 3: but usually fifty nine because it's right here, like because
Speaker 3: like it's like four minutes from my house. But what
Speaker 3: was that one in angster?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: An answer, Yeah, I never even heard of that one.
Speaker 4: They had a large selection of it.
Speaker 3: I remember that.
Speaker 4: Okay, Okay, they're like a new story too.
Speaker 2: They're really nice people. Okay, maybe it's fine, okay, but
Speaker 2: we also I don't cost but I'm not an angster
Speaker 2: that often. I'll take a dad with this carle Caane.
Speaker 3: Oh are you? Are you one? That's cool? That's fine,
Speaker 3: you can have one too. I love sharing turp.
Speaker 2: You have any specific products? You've been digging any turps besides.
Speaker 4: The world jobs Right now, I've been finishing up my
Speaker 4: is Olympics kit.
Speaker 3: Oh that was gas. You blessed me with some of
Speaker 3: that stuff. I forget which ones I did we were
Speaker 3: at that was the Olympics. That was Olympics.
Speaker 4: Yepez nice but I definitely really enjoyed North Coast. I
Speaker 4: got some full melt from them.
Speaker 3: I do love that they do all the consistencies like
Speaker 3: not everyone does all the consistencies.
Speaker 4: You know, right, like the concentrates.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was a guava.
Speaker 2: So oh guava. I've been digging guava by it. I
Speaker 2: haven't had its earlier in the year. Wapa was the
Speaker 2: ship so love.
Speaker 3: I thought I brought you my other puff co Damn
Speaker 3: did I not bring that?
Speaker 2: Oh you did?
Speaker 3: I did right there. The ball should be somewhere to us,
Speaker 3: So I swear. I was like, I swear I brought
Speaker 3: you a puff cool time with you? I know, well,
Speaker 3: I'm not done. I just haven't done it. We should
Speaker 3: do a dapt time. We want to take a do
Speaker 3: a dab time with us? Oh yeah, yeah, see we don't.
Speaker 3: We usually do this on the waken bags. If you
Speaker 3: haven't known nine am to ten a m E s T.
Speaker 3: I come and join in, even if it's for like
Speaker 3: ten minutes. Wake up, been hit that moment?
Speaker 2: Say what up?
Speaker 3: Yep?
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Speaker 2: also again, I don't want to give a shout out
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Speaker 2: our dabs, if you want to give me a little dab.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I got you, I got you, I got you. Whoa,
Speaker 3: Just go back to those audio.
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Speaker 3: No no whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa whoa. That was like instinct.
Speaker 3: We're about to do a dab time. Yeah cheers all right, yeah,
Speaker 3: who's not warmed up yet, but it's it's about to warm.
Speaker 2: Up, all right.
Speaker 3: It's like we're mocking like cheers ing, did you hear
Speaker 3: yours there, Okay, there we go. He's no, he's dab time.
Speaker 3: That's actually he should just rolled into it, all right. Yeah,
Speaker 3: this is good. I like this carter looks like it rips.
Speaker 3: Oh it does, Oh it does. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: If you're a dabbing smoking let us know what you're
Speaker 3: doing on the comments. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: We do these every like fifteen to twenty minutes on
Speaker 3: the wake up bates nine a m. And it's fun
Speaker 3: to just take a dab with everyone, and people from
Speaker 3: all over. We took a dab with there, well I
Speaker 3: think he got this guy got plug got tapped. But
Speaker 3: we were with someone in the Philippines this weekend. It's
Speaker 3: a lot of fun, people tapping from all over coming.
Speaker 2: Up or if you just come in the chance, say
Speaker 2: dab time, croove, you'll do a dab. So is that
Speaker 2: your fifteen minutes?
Speaker 3: That's honestly kind of fucking true.
Speaker 2: The last two times it's been three and two minutes in.
Speaker 2: I didn't think we could beat it with three, but
Speaker 2: honestly we got one.
Speaker 3: I like, dads, what do you want?
Speaker 2: Sorry, so tune in and check it out.
Speaker 3: I'm really this was really fun. This was fun. I'm
Speaker 3: glad we got a little deep and shit on this podcast.
Speaker 3: I mean I was gonna get into like the what
Speaker 3: we feel on the future Cannaves. But that's why you
Speaker 3: joined the team. That's what we're gonna be talking about. Like,
Speaker 3: stay tuned, We're gonna have more episodes. We're we talking
Speaker 3: more shit. I mean, anything else you want to ask
Speaker 3: or anything you wants want to shout out anyone, like
Speaker 3: say before we dap out here?
Speaker 2: Yeah, anythink Summer? Anything you want to mention?
Speaker 3: Anything else? Do I say? I don't know. I was
Speaker 3: just thinking, like I feel like that was kind. I
Speaker 3: just wanted to talk a little bit about our origin stories.
Speaker 3: I guess is what we're gonna call this. I like
Speaker 3: your origin story, so I don't.
Speaker 2: Actually leave it.
Speaker 4: Well, shout out to Dave and Groovy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, shout out Summer. Oh yeah, let's do. And honestly,
Speaker 3: where where can they find you? Summer? Where can everyone
Speaker 3: find you if they want to find you on those socials?
Speaker 4: Yes, so I am on Instagram at summer on Underscore
Speaker 4: sky with four wives.
Speaker 3: Okay, there you go by me.
Speaker 2: Canadave just Cannadave anywhere.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Canadava anywhere. My canon cast everywhere. Am I canon
Speaker 3: cast for us to podcast Summer all of us. You'll
Speaker 3: see all of our other stuff there. Groovy music two.
Speaker 3: We's know why if you're into like E. D. M
Speaker 3: and Sacks and now I'm playing the guitar, so come
Speaker 3: check me out. Appreciate that. Yeah, and this is gonna
Speaker 3: be super fun for us because I've been excited for
Speaker 3: this moment. We get to add Summer to the outro,
Speaker 3: So here we go. And as always we're here to
Speaker 3: add a.
Speaker 2: Educate, and inspire the next time.
Speaker 3: Y'all.
Speaker 4: Peace.
Speaker 2: That went really well