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Speaker 2: All right now, it was kind of echoe, but hopefully
Speaker 2: y'all could understand that. Welcome to Breeder Syndicate. I'm Matthew
Speaker 2: and I'm here with Screw today and we have our
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Speaker 2: got a few people in here. Welcome. We have a
Speaker 2: few topics to cover tonight that are really interesting, one
Speaker 2: of which is we have a new fossil that wasn't
Speaker 2: just found, that was found in eighteen eighty eight, but
Speaker 2: it's been sitting in the archives of the museum for
Speaker 2: it's a weird German name museum for nature kum to Berlin,
Speaker 2: a very legitimate, a very legitimate museum, and it's pretty revolutionary.
Speaker 2: We also are going to talk about rescheduling and it's
Speaker 2: way less straightforward than it sounds, and that it's been
Speaker 2: presented to us and it's actually very confusing, and Screw
Speaker 2: did a great deep dive into that and has that covered.
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Speaker 2: I think next week is the international will do one
Speaker 2: for international people as well, like solely international people. So yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm stoked on that. Do you want to start with
Speaker 2: the rescheduling perhaps, I.
Speaker 3: Think let's I think probably the because there's like not
Speaker 3: as much okay about the fossil It is very interesting. Yeah,
Speaker 3: but like they're they're still you know, experts are still
Speaker 3: like analyzing, gone, yes, is this actually you know, cannabisit
Speaker 3: TiVo or is this an ancestor? If so, what you
Speaker 3: like trying to piece stuff together? Yeah, because it is
Speaker 3: significantly older than so much older.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know how hard this will be for
Speaker 2: people to see on the screen, but I did put
Speaker 2: a link in the description to the Museum for Nature
Speaker 2: kun Berlin to this document where you can pull it
Speaker 2: up and see the original tags that show the nineteen
Speaker 2: eighty eight and everything. So this was published on the
Speaker 2: Museum for her.
Speaker 3: Are you wanting it on stage?
Speaker 2: Oh it's not on stage yet, yeah I am. Goofy,
Speaker 2: here we go, all right, thank you. Let's see what
Speaker 2: we've got going, all right, and let me actually I
Speaker 2: think there's a way to remove chat from the screen
Speaker 2: just for this, so everybody can see everything clearly. But
Speaker 2: of course I don't know where it is, what it is? Yes,
Speaker 2: here we go, second, take off life Chat. There we go,
Speaker 2: all right, So an exciting archaeological discovery from prehistoric times.
Speaker 2: The world's oldest cannabis plant from saxony Anhalt. Researchers at
Speaker 2: the Museum for Nature kuon Berlin came across a spectacular
Speaker 2: plant fossil whilst cataloging the collection. Further investigations are now
Speaker 2: underway to determine whether this is indeed, by far, the
Speaker 2: oldest known specimen of the cannabis genus. And now, those
Speaker 2: for those who have watched the show for a long time,
Speaker 2: for those that are fans of Rob Clark's work, as
Speaker 2: early as I think Marijuana botany he mentioned it, but
Speaker 2: in Hashish you mentioned it, and in Cannabis ethnobotanyan Evolution
Speaker 2: for sure they mentioned it. That it is often believed
Speaker 2: that the cannabis species, Cannabis sativa species or I mean,
Speaker 2: I think this is all kind of the same species
Speaker 2: was originally found and from eastern China. So everybody kind
Speaker 2: of assumed that humans kind of brought this east during
Speaker 2: the spice trades and all this stuff. We had a
Speaker 2: much older fossil than we had originally known about way
Speaker 2: back when, and it came back to twenty eight million
Speaker 2: years ago. Let me see, actually read the smilar the article.
Speaker 2: I don't want to just you know, I want to
Speaker 2: give some commentary as well. Yeah, fair use here. This
Speaker 2: is transformative work and we are giving credit to the
Speaker 2: authors and respecting all copyrights. The copyright for the photographer
Speaker 2: is in the thumbnail and he deserves credit for his
Speaker 2: work as well. Given the high demand amongst the general public.
Speaker 2: The near future for cannabis plants look right, But what
Speaker 2: did their geological past look like? When did the story
Speaker 2: of the tea containing tetrahydro cannabinal plants from the Cannabinacea
Speaker 2: family to which Hops also belongs, incidentally actually begain The
Speaker 2: species known today as Cannabis sativa originally hels from northwest China.
Speaker 2: That is a blanket, Oh northwest, I'm saying northwest China.
Speaker 2: This is at least what analysis of plant's oldest pollen
Speaker 2: grains dating from the Miocene epics some twenty million years
Speaker 2: ago suggest. Even today, the plant's natural range is in
Speaker 2: northwest China and neighboring regions. However, molecular dating of the
Speaker 2: genetic material of living specimens suggests that the genus could
Speaker 2: be as much as twenty eight million years old. That
Speaker 2: assumption is now being challenged by a plant fossil from
Speaker 2: the collection of Museum for Nature kun Berlin. And this
Speaker 2: isn't just some rinky dink little place that's making claims.
Speaker 2: This is an actually highly respected museum in Berlin that
Speaker 2: has like the world's largest mineral collection. They have an
Speaker 2: amazing prehistoric dinosaur fossil collection, fully assembled skeletons of t
Speaker 2: Rex and Brontosaurus, all kinds of stuff. Really beautiful museum
Speaker 2: that I'd love to visit sometime. I mean, this is
Speaker 2: something I'd love to go see firsthand. This assumption is
Speaker 2: now being challenged by a plant fossil from Museum for
Speaker 2: Nature kun Berlin. It is a leaf impression in fossilized
Speaker 2: mud which was described as cannabis onli oligo. Heencia sayensa.
Speaker 2: I've never heard me able to pronounce that by Paul
Speaker 2: Frederick as early as eighteen eighty three. My apologies to
Speaker 2: our German watchers. Contrary to the Oligo scene time period
Speaker 2: indicated in its name, according to more recent dating, the
Speaker 2: fossil dates from the Lower Eocene period, approximately fifty six
Speaker 2: to forty eight million years ago, and is thus significantly
Speaker 2: older than previously known specimens. It comes from Eisenilbin in
Speaker 2: saxony Anholt, which also calls into question the origin of
Speaker 2: the plant genus in Central Asia. In fact, the shape
Speaker 2: of the imprint, with its serrated lancelate leaves, there's a
Speaker 2: surprising resemblance to the modern cannabis plants. However, further characteristics
Speaker 2: missing from the fossil record for a definitive classification, for example,
Speaker 2: fine hairs on the leaf surfaces. Incidentally, the TCH and
Speaker 2: these hairs starts to protect the plant from plant predators.
Speaker 2: Whether the fauna of the Eocene experienced any intoxicating moments
Speaker 2: is of course not recorded.
Speaker 3: This is way free history. So that's the interesting thing
Speaker 3: is because like mammals had just like broken off around
Speaker 3: that point, Like we are not long before that, and
Speaker 3: like that's when the first I think the first like
Speaker 3: primates started coming about.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and timeframe there were. I looked it up. It
Speaker 2: was the earliest species of what became the modern flying bird,
Speaker 2: like but obviously quite a bit different. But for it's
Speaker 2: it's like relating us to Homo florenciensis or something, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean, Like it's that far back. But
Speaker 2: they also had certain bats that had a much different
Speaker 2: look with claws, so we knew that there was a
Speaker 2: way that these things could be transported by air. And
Speaker 2: these are seed eating creatures, I would assume, but you know,
Speaker 2: to have spread that that far, it would I would
Speaker 2: almost think it would take something like that. Humans weren't
Speaker 2: around to be spreading it. So yeah, it's kind of
Speaker 2: a mystery to me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's pretty neat, and I mean the pictures only
Speaker 3: going to become more clear over time now, whether or not,
Speaker 3: you know, it's like in our lifetime type of time
Speaker 3: is yeah, but you know, like there's I mean, there're
Speaker 3: just fucking fossils all over that are just like this
Speaker 3: one sitting there waiting to be gone through and like,
Speaker 3: oh hey, this is interesting, let's check this out.
Speaker 2: So yeah, since eighteen eighty eight, this has been in
Speaker 2: their collection. But obviously in eighteen eighty eight we didn't
Speaker 2: have molecular dating. And I don't know if that's more
Speaker 2: or less accurate than gas spectrograph, mass spectromedy or whatever
Speaker 2: it's called spectrometry spectraumetry, or if it's more advanced because
Speaker 2: it's molecular, right, I'm not sure, but yeah, let's see.
Speaker 2: And we got that part.
Speaker 3: Whether the faun of.
Speaker 2: The Ecene period experience standing in tuxicitting once, of course
Speaker 2: not recorded way. Cannabis plants may well have been an
Speaker 2: important part of Central European landscape as far back as
Speaker 2: an early prehistoric period. The only thing that is certain
Speaker 2: so far is that the fossil represents a real highlight
Speaker 2: high light in the collection of the Berlin Museum of
Speaker 2: Natural History. So I guess that's what Museum for Nature
Speaker 2: pon means. Incidentally, you can also experience an intoxicanty journey
Speaker 2: into Earth's past entirely without stimulates by visiting the expositions
Speaker 2: And here's some of the pictures and you consume in
Speaker 2: a little bit more. Nope, but yeah, it has clearly
Speaker 2: serrated leaves. And what was funny is I sent this
Speaker 2: picture to see Si and he sent me a picture
Speaker 2: back of sterling skunk and the leaves are just so
Speaker 2: close to it. It was very humorous, Like instantly he
Speaker 2: was like, oh, that kind of what that looks like.
Speaker 2: And there's another picture right here so you can get
Speaker 2: a better idea. Yeah, really amazing. And for as many
Speaker 2: many years as I can think, a great deal of
Speaker 2: us thought that it was solved and Western China seemed
Speaker 2: to be the epicenter, and you know, moved off to
Speaker 2: the Philippine and I Laos was a big major factor, Cambodia,
Speaker 2: all these other places we kind of assumed was the
Speaker 2: epic mixing of all that. But I mean, Germany is
Speaker 2: very far away from that, and if it is much earlier,
Speaker 2: or maybe we haven't found the earliest species of fossil
Speaker 2: in western China because fossils in the first place take
Speaker 2: so many things to go happen for you to be
Speaker 2: able to find a fossil of something in the first place.
Speaker 2: With I think we said with Tyrannosaurus rex there were
Speaker 2: several hundred million on the earth, but we only have
Speaker 2: so many bones left, because that's how the world works,
Speaker 2: you know, unless certain stimulations are ready, like the LaBrea
Speaker 2: tar pits, where they just sink and their bones are
Speaker 2: sunk and they're there for or an indetermined amount of time. Yeah,
Speaker 2: So that was that was something that fascinated me. It
Speaker 2: kind of blew my mind and really opened the world
Speaker 2: for more talks about land races and history. So I'd
Speaker 2: really love to get a hold of whoever wrote this
Speaker 2: or whoever's doing the study. Photo by Ludwig Luddeheart. But yeah,
Speaker 2: I would love to talk to someone here. So if
Speaker 2: anybody knows who's in charge of this study and how
Speaker 2: to get a hold of them, I would love to
Speaker 2: talk to them somewhere. So yeah, that's what we have
Speaker 2: on that. I don't know if you have anything to
Speaker 2: add on that one.
Speaker 3: Well, with the power of a sharpoo, we could bring
Speaker 3: it back into existence.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's hard to believe gelato has been around
Speaker 2: that long. You know, that's an important plan, it's it's legit.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I thought it was cool. Good thing to see,
Speaker 2: and let's see. That kind of swings us into talking
Speaker 2: about rescheduling, which a lot of us have been dreading
Speaker 2: for different reasons. A lot of it. I see politicians
Speaker 2: and lobbyists behind. They've never done anything in my personal
Speaker 2: experience and knowledge. Two move forward true legalization from a
Speaker 2: federal aspect to where or decriminalization. So yeah, that's to me,
Speaker 2: it's just to be expected. And yeah me and go
Speaker 2: ahead and stop this screen share and add in let's
Speaker 2: see over there first getting used to the old rumble studio.
Speaker 3: Here, Cody said, that's actually the f one Durby from
Speaker 3: Berner's first breeding project.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was. It was you know, number thirty five,
Speaker 2: you know they popped what it was? I popped fifteen seeds.
Speaker 2: Number twenty one was poppin' bro Number twenty one was popping.
Speaker 2: And that was that one right there.
Speaker 3: Obviously.
Speaker 2: So Trump reclassified state licensed medical marijuana as a less
Speaker 2: dangerous drug in a historic shift. And this is from
Speaker 2: the AP again by Alana Durkin, reis Stricker and Jean Johnson,
Speaker 2: and they go through and talk about, Yes, President Donald
Speaker 2: Trump's acting attorney Todd Blanche, on Thursday sign in order
Speaker 2: reclassifying state licensed medical marijuana as a less dangerous drug,
Speaker 2: major policy shifts sought by advocates who said cannabis should
Speaker 2: never have been treated like heroin by the federal government.
Speaker 2: The order signed by Todd Blanche does not legalize marijuana
Speaker 2: for medical or recreational use and a federal law, but
Speaker 2: it does change the way it's regulated, shifting licensed medical
Speaker 2: marijuana from Schedule one, reserve for drugs without medical use
Speaker 2: and high potential for abuse, to the less strictly regulated
Speaker 2: Schedule three. It also gives licensed medical marijuana operators a
Speaker 2: major tax break and eases some barriers to research in cannabis,
Speaker 2: the major tax break thing. It's going to apply to
Speaker 2: so few people. Trump administration also said it was jump
Speaker 2: starting the process for reclassifying marijuana more broadly, setting and
Speaker 2: hearing in late June, because he's so far under the
Speaker 2: water right now that he needs to do something to
Speaker 2: get some positive movement. Trump told his administration in December
Speaker 2: to work as quickly as possible to reclassify marijuana. On Saturday,
Speaker 2: as the Republican President signed an unrelated executive order about
Speaker 2: psychedelics by Joe Rogan, who is not a doctor, lawyer, politician.
Speaker 2: Why any wanted to have this much effect on the
Speaker 2: president with the phone call, I never know. He seems
Speaker 2: to express frustration that it was taking so long, because
Speaker 2: I'm sure Trump really cares about LSD. Lance said Thursday
Speaker 2: that the Department of Justice was delivering on President Trump's
Speaker 2: promise to expand American's access to medical treatment options. Funny again,
Speaker 2: medical treatment doesn't seem to be a big part of
Speaker 2: any of most of the past administration's recent administrations, and
Speaker 2: that's a totally non partisan take on it. This rescheduling
Speaker 2: action allows for research on the safety and efficacy of
Speaker 2: this substance. Ultimately providing patients with better care and doctors
Speaker 2: with more reliable information, which blows my mind. More reliable
Speaker 2: information about fucking what what are doctors going to be
Speaker 2: told about strains, the history of it, the people behind it,
Speaker 2: whose strains you can't trust for proven on of any
Speaker 2: sort like there have There has to be so many
Speaker 2: conversations had before it could ever get to a medical point,
Speaker 2: and as Screw brought up. To get to a medical point,
Speaker 2: it almost has to be a not even almost, it
Speaker 2: has to be a homogeneous, reliable, repeatable process that yields
Speaker 2: the same results every time, or someone can't take it
Speaker 2: like medicine. Everybody's brain chemistry is different.
Speaker 3: So that so that's the thing, right, This exact same
Speaker 3: framing that this article is giving is the majority of
Speaker 3: what you'll find. But in reality it's so much fucking weirder.
Speaker 2: And I'd like to jump into that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so they're not having to do so this. It's
Speaker 3: very weird. So the route they're taking is in like
Speaker 3: the reason why they you know, the legal framework they're
Speaker 3: able to reschedule is to uphold a treaty that we made.
Speaker 3: I'm pretty sure it's like as part of the CSA itself.
Speaker 3: But so they're turning med programs people were following uh
Speaker 3: state med framework, they're distinguishing that and making that Schedule three.
Speaker 2: Yes, also.
Speaker 3: FDA approved drugs are which I think there's only like
Speaker 3: two because like marinol isn't even like a plant derived medicine.
Speaker 3: There's only like epi dialects, I think, And then I
Speaker 3: think there's like one other. There's a very small amount
Speaker 3: of actual FDA approved medications, and then there's going to
Speaker 3: be the recreational state run markets which are going to
Speaker 3: still be considered Schedule one.
Speaker 2: And that's that breaks my mind.
Speaker 3: Yeah, same substance, substance. Yeah, Now, I guess I guess
Speaker 3: them do splitting up the like adding the language with
Speaker 3: the whole and FDA approved, like they're making it to
Speaker 3: where essentially, if you're going by your state's medical framework,
Speaker 3: then like you're good. I guess then to be considered it,
Speaker 3: which you have sixty days to apply to the DEA
Speaker 3: to be able to operate. While I guess it's like
Speaker 3: figuring out, you know, whether or not you can or
Speaker 3: what you have to do or whatever it's been recommended
Speaker 3: to do it immediately because this whole thing's probably gonna
Speaker 3: be really weird. Uh there, it's very much Uh, I guess,
Speaker 3: like because the weird route that they're taking is like
Speaker 3: the best way to put it would be like legally creative.
Speaker 3: They're not. It's not litigation proof, so they're expecting like
Speaker 3: a restraint a t r O on the whole thing.
Speaker 3: So like you want to get that, you want to apply.
Speaker 3: I guess if you run a state med thing, you
Speaker 3: want to apply as soon as possible whenever they open it,
Speaker 3: which probably gonna get kind of weird since that's gonna
Speaker 3: be what thousands of you there's forty states with med
Speaker 3: run programs. Yeah, that's thousands at least. Yeah, you know
Speaker 3: the other weird thing. So like they talk about important export,
Speaker 3: but like so my state, the program that I'm a
Speaker 3: part of, is way fucking different than your state's program.
Speaker 3: You know, like our products are nowhere near the same,
Speaker 3: the rules, all that stuff. So I don't know how
Speaker 3: that's gonna work. That's you know, opens up some weird
Speaker 3: complexities and gray area, I guess. And also because they're
Speaker 3: doing it through a true like you know, the route
Speaker 3: they're taking is upholding a treaty the like as part
Speaker 3: of that, the government has to be a monopoly on
Speaker 3: the supply. So I guess what's technically supposed to happen
Speaker 3: is the government is going to buy your state produced
Speaker 3: medical cannabis product, yeah, back to you to then sell
Speaker 3: to your patients. Now, I don't think that's gonna be
Speaker 3: like an actual transferring of product or anything like that. Yeah,
Speaker 3: but it's gonna add a middleman for absolutely no reason.
Speaker 3: I guess there is the you know, like uh tax
Speaker 3: incentive in the in the sense that like you can
Speaker 3: actually claim like taxes federally, you know, like try and
Speaker 3: start doing small business stuff that way, banking two, which
Speaker 3: adds in speculation banking, you know, the fakest of fake money.
Speaker 3: So you know it's gonna I don't know, you know,
Speaker 3: the the fact that you know, it's not just okay,
Speaker 3: now I'm scheduled three. It's okay. Well, I, you know,
Speaker 3: spent the last three months producing this crop, and now
Speaker 3: I have to wait for the government to buy it
Speaker 3: sell it back to me so that I can then
Speaker 3: sell it to my customers. Which what if they don't
Speaker 3: what if they only choose I don't know, let's just
Speaker 3: say the like three people who've been giving them millions
Speaker 3: of dollars and really buy their products to then turn
Speaker 3: around and sell exactly you know it. I know that
Speaker 3: a lot of people are excited, but I don't fucking
Speaker 3: know why they would be.
Speaker 2: We're fucking excited about Prop sixty four, bro. And it
Speaker 2: was I mean, with guys like Todd McCormick and them
Speaker 2: pushing Prop sixty four, it wasn't too hard, which included
Speaker 2: some people's friend Ruck Clark, and you know, lots of
Speaker 2: people like that. They were behind Prop sixty four and
Speaker 2: wanted to push it because they had major, take my
Speaker 2: glasses off my head, major money incentive to do it.
Speaker 2: They were tied into companies like Philos, and they were,
Speaker 2: you know, really really putting the bank on Pilos being
Speaker 2: this amazing testing genetic testing lab, and pretty much everybody
Speaker 2: associated with how to come back and apologize. Unfortunately, they cease.
Speaker 2: They didn't cease to exist as a company, they just
Speaker 2: broke their prompts and said they would never get into
Speaker 2: breeding after grabbing a lot of plant material from a
Speaker 2: lot of breeders for the purpose of testing and whatever.
Speaker 2: So that's just one case of you know, post Prop
Speaker 2: sixty four things going haywire. It just doesn't get any better.
Speaker 2: I don't see this helping make things any better because
Speaker 2: still people still think weeds legal everywhere. If you're in California,
Speaker 2: that you can walk around smoking your joint outside anywhere,
Speaker 2: that there are collectives everywhere in every city that you know,
Speaker 2: seeds are treated like every other seed. You know, there's
Speaker 2: a lot of misinformation out there. And for the young
Speaker 2: people who didn't go through traditional farming area era. For
Speaker 2: a lot of us, you know, traditional era, we call
Speaker 2: it the bad Yeah, yeah, baddy, But yeah, they they're
Speaker 2: going to have to learn a lot of the stuff
Speaker 2: and they don't know it because they think it's super acceptable.
Speaker 2: Everywhere they mentioned banking there, they're not going to open
Speaker 2: up banking for someone who doesn't have an expensive license.
Speaker 2: You're not of interest to them, you're not socially in
Speaker 2: their class, you don't have lobbyists working for you. So really,
Speaker 2: this doesn't really apply to anyone. It applies to you know, universities,
Speaker 2: their studies. Sure, there's been doing They've been doing cannabis
Speaker 2: studies since late seventies with Ma mood El Soli in
Speaker 2: Ole Miss University of Mississippi. So Yeah, there's been been
Speaker 2: real research been done. It's just often ignored.
Speaker 3: I think now they're also able to use stuff off
Speaker 3: of the market instead of like whatever shwag they're growing there.
Speaker 2: You know, now they're going to buy shwag off the
Speaker 2: market and sell it back. Yeah, I know that is
Speaker 2: don't get the the process of that, Like what logic
Speaker 2: went into that. I'm going to send this to you,
Speaker 2: you're going to send it back to me. I hope
Speaker 2: that no one in between of these curry and how
Speaker 2: are they using courage?
Speaker 3: So I don't think that it's going to be an
Speaker 3: actual transfer of product. I think that it's going to
Speaker 3: be like a paper sale essentially, just a tax stamp,
Speaker 3: is the fucking way it sounds. Yeah, like what do
Speaker 3: you mean I'm buying?
Speaker 2: What? It like?
Speaker 3: What is all of this? This is weird? Just make
Speaker 3: me pay a tax. But because of the way that
Speaker 3: they're doing it, like part of the treaty or whatever,
Speaker 3: is that the like our government has to actually control
Speaker 3: because there also can't be overproduction, which that is that's
Speaker 3: why it's like, man, why would they buy yours? You know,
Speaker 3: you're you know a little twenty lighter in a warehouse
Speaker 3: that you got that you've been like holding down in
Speaker 3: your city for however long, you know, Like why would
Speaker 3: they buy yours and not their friends who literally gave
Speaker 3: them millions of dollars to make this happen. Absolutely, that's
Speaker 3: not the plan. When does that ever fucking wank out?
Speaker 2: No, they don't make stuff easier or better for the
Speaker 2: working class. I mean the government, no, regardless again, regardless
Speaker 2: who's in power, another non partisan statement, They just don't
Speaker 2: do that. They don't make it easier for small weed
Speaker 2: growers to interact with the same level, you know as
Speaker 2: the upper class people like truly that have lobbyists they
Speaker 2: can get in to do all this stuff.
Speaker 3: Well, dude, I mean, she didn't even need a fucking
Speaker 3: lobbyist because she is an ex client of the secretary
Speaker 3: or the chief of staff, the White House chief of staff.
Speaker 3: That's where you go. That's the thing we don't have.
Speaker 3: We're not in any And it doesn't matter because you
Speaker 3: saw it happen, like you were talking about what Prop
Speaker 3: sixty four, All of them dudes thinking that they were
Speaker 3: in that level of play get fucking burned right afterwards,
Speaker 3: because guess what, dude, you're still broke, Like comparatively, you're
Speaker 3: just a useful idiot. You know, you're the manager who's
Speaker 3: like breaking the dudes who make a little bit less
Speaker 3: than you for the guy who's making like sixty times
Speaker 3: what you make.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I also kind of noticed some aspects of Canadian
Speaker 2: medical stuff in this, like where they have people who
Speaker 2: know nothing about strains being in charge of buying and
Speaker 2: not even buying, telling the major producers what they are
Speaker 2: growing and able to grow from. These are people outside
Speaker 2: of the cannabis community telling growers, probably many of which,
Speaker 2: like in the case of red up in can it
Speaker 2: a telling them what they can and can't grow for
Speaker 2: the market.
Speaker 3: Well, I think that's essentially what this whole buyback thing
Speaker 3: is is going to. Yeah, I think it has a
Speaker 3: high likelihood of functionally like being that where uhh, we're
Speaker 3: in even less control than we were are now you know,
Speaker 3: somehow even less have even less of a footing or
Speaker 3: a chance you know, yep, because what people could so
Speaker 3: we've done. We've had discussions on this topic before, and
Speaker 3: like I see it in the in the comments, and
Speaker 3: I get DMS about it from someone in particular, But
Speaker 3: like it's not that I'm like a prohibitionist. It's just
Speaker 3: they don't understand that what they really want is decriminalisation.
Speaker 3: You know, where hey, we can possess, we can cultivate,
Speaker 3: we can do that stuff just as a person, and
Speaker 3: that's okay. No one's going to jail, you know, yep,
Speaker 3: that's how it should be. Keep it illegal to sell.
Speaker 3: I don't give a shit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is life and anybody who got into it
Speaker 2: during a certain time new and you know, that's what
Speaker 2: scares me is for the young crowds who will be
Speaker 2: duped by a lot of this and end up possibly
Speaker 2: doing time or major finds. Major finds substious as bad
Speaker 2: and can ruin your life just as much. Yeah, so
Speaker 2: I wanted to point out Movemunch hit us with five dollars.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Move Munch. We really appreciate any donations that
Speaker 2: come in. You know, we had a major problem with YouTube.
Speaker 2: All the work we've done with YouTube, all the views
Speaker 2: we've given them. We just hit fifteen thousand followers over there,
Speaker 2: and they are still messing with us every single show,
Speaker 2: and the appeals process is all done through AI now period.
Speaker 2: It doesn't understand context, and it's really hard to support that.
Speaker 2: It's not friendly to anything we have to say or do.
Speaker 2: I can't. I can't do anything more than we've already
Speaker 2: done to explain. Like we tell people, do not buy
Speaker 2: from certain places because you will get scammed. That's the
Speaker 2: only thing that we are interested in. Don't go buy
Speaker 2: clones from random people online unless you understand their sourcing
Speaker 2: and provenans. Saying that kind of stuff context isn't taken
Speaker 2: into any account. And to be able to speak a
Speaker 2: little more freely on that, it means a lot more.
Speaker 2: And yes, we have a actually this is a perfect time.
Speaker 2: And again if you do donate, your post will be
Speaker 2: up here. Five dollars f Blackleaf. Yeah, I am. I've
Speaker 2: had enough interactions with that. But hole, he's not. I mean,
Speaker 2: it's not a bad dude to me. He just is
Speaker 2: is trying to get into sharing history of a plant
Speaker 2: and trusting anyone who says anything bringing them on their show,
Speaker 2: which makes it harder for people doing real shows and
Speaker 2: that know the history of this stuff and know where
Speaker 2: a lot of these old strains came from and just
Speaker 2: watching it and being like, oh they're gonna okay, my
Speaker 2: day just got harder by about ten because I'm gonna
Speaker 2: get thirty questions about XYZ person because they have them
Speaker 2: on their show tonight and there's nothing real being said.
Speaker 2: And regardless if it's on a big show, people assume
Speaker 2: that they must be a big show for a big
Speaker 2: reason other than being chads, you know, buying already made
Speaker 2: YouTube channels stuff like that.
Speaker 3: So yeah, well, have you been seeing the tea in
Speaker 3: the in the server? No, So I'm not gonna say hey,
Speaker 3: I'll just say yeah, that there is an inside so
Speaker 3: Horrors who has been posting some funny uh, some funny
Speaker 3: stuff vague but okay, yeah, just you know, just like
Speaker 3: someone who actually grows stuff and it's like, well, that's
Speaker 3: not what this is. Yeah stuff, and.
Speaker 2: It's it's always been that way. I try to be
Speaker 2: nice to the dude because I thought, oh, this is
Speaker 2: another guy that's really super into purples, like early on
Speaker 2: and when we were on the forum, so I was.
Speaker 2: I was cool with him, but like to watch him
Speaker 2: bring on someone who was actively in the process of
Speaker 2: snitching on other breeders and host them and think that's okay,
Speaker 2: it just tells me you're not one of us. You've
Speaker 2: never been one of us. That wouldn't happen most people
Speaker 2: would agree that you're a weed. And if you don't, again,
Speaker 2: you might want to go hang out somewhere else, because
Speaker 2: that's not how people act. Whether you're in a city
Speaker 2: council meeting and you have the big collective in town
Speaker 2: and you to decide to airhold everyone you know who
Speaker 2: does anything slightly out of the realm of the standards. So, yeah,
Speaker 2: I just don't. It's hard for me to not even
Speaker 2: just take that seriously. It's hard for me to have
Speaker 2: any respect for someone who does that and says stuff
Speaker 2: like that. Yeah, and real quick, everyone, let me see
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Speaker 2: that is on Discord tonight and enters themselves into each
Speaker 2: one of these giveaways are going to be eligible, and
Speaker 2: I'm also going to include Twitch because it's we are
Speaker 2: migrating out of YouTube and Twitch works great, except I
Speaker 2: haven't learned to upload videos directly to Twitch that are
Speaker 2: already finished. I don't even know if there's a place
Speaker 2: for that on Twitch. I still haven't found it. But
Speaker 2: with Rumble home base, where you can go find these
Speaker 2: videos at any time, it's just the stress of watching
Speaker 2: that YouTube account get lit up for no goddamn reason,
Speaker 2: and like doing a show on viroids and HNT diseases
Speaker 2: and only talking about that and that dinging us is
Speaker 2: just like not for me, not for me. I'd sooner
Speaker 2: quit than deal with that shit. It's too much stress.
Speaker 3: Well, dude, we're just not gonna win. I mean, we
Speaker 3: literally can't operate over there anymore. It's work, so you know,
Speaker 3: we gotta do something else.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I have a certain kind of moth and no
Speaker 2: edit button, so that that probably is part of it.
Speaker 2: But yeah, on here, they actually even have call in
Speaker 2: we can take callers and ship. I'm not sure how
Speaker 2: that would work because it could get really crazy. I
Speaker 2: think right now it would be cool do sta how many.
Speaker 3: How many subs do we have?
Speaker 2: I thought, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I think one hundred and five. Okay, So if we
Speaker 3: get to two hundred, two hundred, they want do a
Speaker 3: live call in show, and y'all can yet, Yes.
Speaker 2: Live call in show at two hundred, you can call
Speaker 2: tell me I look like a fucking fancy boy, and
Speaker 2: you know you can. You can invite me out on
Speaker 2: a date like some of you. They're sure in both ways.
Speaker 2: You know who knows?
Speaker 3: Yes, talk about Matt's hair, Yeah, talk about my hair.
Speaker 2: Luckily it's not short and blonde, or I'd be getting
Speaker 2: the M and M comments again. Yeah, not just a
Speaker 2: blonde mohawk, but it's really messy. I like it. Yeah, Lackie,
Speaker 2: thank you so much, really appreciate it.
Speaker 3: Brother. Oh what is that?
Speaker 2: I don't know. It's new to me, but I am.
Speaker 2: I am thankful and yeah, thank you Blackie. Oh yeah, thanks.
Speaker 2: If you do get to two hundred, I will donate
Speaker 2: that hat the hot dogs for the cookout. What's up,
Speaker 2: Stony Montana? So thank you to Stony Montana three or
Speaker 2: three for pointing out the article that we read earlier
Speaker 2: about the nature cooned and the new fossil record. That's
Speaker 2: actually who brought it up, and I probably would have
Speaker 2: seen it because the the major outlet was high Times
Speaker 2: and I'm just like.
Speaker 3: Dude, that's pretty it's like over twenty it's like over
Speaker 3: twenty million years older and anything you know, previously found,
Speaker 3: So that's pretty uh significant. Yeah, I mean, dude, there
Speaker 3: was like an entirely different host of you know, flora
Speaker 3: and fauna on this planet at that time, so it's
Speaker 3: absolutely cool.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was very cool. I love stuff like that.
Speaker 2: I could nerd on that forever and it Now I'm
Speaker 2: back to well, how did that really all happen? How
Speaker 2: did that all really go down? How did these seeds
Speaker 2: get from here to there? Or was it already in
Speaker 2: both places? Was it actually a natural speechies in both places?
Speaker 3: Well, you know you you think, like, okay, so if
Speaker 3: it because it specifically pointed out that it didn't have
Speaker 3: like resin glands. Now, whether they worked in the fossil yeah, now,
Speaker 3: whether or not that's just not in the fossil or
Speaker 3: at that point it didn't need it because it didn't
Speaker 3: have the same type of predation that would act as
Speaker 3: a you know, selective pressure towards you know, Hey, let's
Speaker 3: let's get a little weird when you eat it, yeah,
Speaker 3: or a bug, you know, like trying to just like
Speaker 3: get sticky to stop bugs from eating it or something.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I always wonder if like ancient Peruvians had like
Speaker 2: bad coke addictions ever. Yeah, well you how many coke
Speaker 2: kids are running around back then, just you know, like
Speaker 2: sacrificing folks. I don't know.
Speaker 3: Well, it's weird because like Escobar had dudes doing like
Speaker 3: a breeding project to produce, like to produce a line
Speaker 3: that produces higher alkaloids, which is like, that's pretty fucking
Speaker 3: that's clever for you know, like and that just like
Speaker 3: shows you the scale of that operation. You know, that's
Speaker 3: you're beyond logistics of you know, the whole international travel enforcement,
Speaker 3: all of these different aspects that are just like you know,
Speaker 3: key to that type of business. Yea, to where now
Speaker 3: you're like, okay, well we need to make it to
Speaker 3: where like we get more bang for our buck on
Speaker 3: the back end, you know, like right away just yes,
Speaker 3: getting you know, like being able to dedicate I mean, dude,
Speaker 3: you kind of think they're probably like working on you know,
Speaker 3: Hector's of Land, trying to like make selections and stuff
Speaker 3: like that. It's just a weird I don't know, it's
Speaker 3: pretty crazy how organized and like the level of infrastructure
Speaker 3: that some of these operations get to.
Speaker 2: You know, yeah, definitely. It's funny that a lot of
Speaker 2: them did start out in weed and moving weed. Mad
Speaker 2: Jack has some great stories about going out to Rancho
Speaker 2: Buffalo for it turned into the Sinaloa cartel. Things like
Speaker 2: that are pretty crazy. I love it. They had a
Speaker 2: famous coca cutting that used in cultivation. That's interesting.
Speaker 3: I would not be surprised at all. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 3: if you could even I mean, dude, if you could
Speaker 3: even just increase like five percent like raw yield on
Speaker 3: that type of scale, that's crazy about more, you know,
Speaker 3: much less anything pat beyond that, you know, extra yep.
Speaker 2: So again, I want to make sure everybody knows exclusive
Speaker 2: giveaway tonight, not even paying shipping for goodie bags. This
Speaker 2: includes shirts, stick stuff, you know, goodies that I like
Speaker 2: and we want to show our appreciation and our boy
Speaker 2: committed farms. Cody went around, gathered some stuff from all
Speaker 2: the homies and put this together out of the kindness
Speaker 2: of his heart. And he's like, you know, giving credit
Speaker 2: to the readers for it. Like some people gave him
Speaker 2: seats for free, but he I mean he went out
Speaker 2: and bought shirts and you know, all kinds of stuff,
Speaker 2: So that's cool. So yeah, make sure you're signed up
Speaker 2: for both the discord and here, and pay attention right
Speaker 2: after the show because we're gonna be running some stuff
Speaker 2: right after the show again, free to all of you.
Speaker 3: Are we gonna jump in alive and do it?
Speaker 2: I mean maybe it takes a lot of I've just
Speaker 2: set it up kind of like a waffle where people
Speaker 2: put their names and you can only enter your name
Speaker 2: once and if you win, you only win one prize,
Speaker 2: so that it goes around. Everybody gets a good chance.
Speaker 2: And so yeah, and then of course we'll check and
Speaker 2: see if you're subscribed to Twitch or Rumble, and if
Speaker 2: you are, then c Levy. Otherwise we move on to
Speaker 2: the next person. Even if you won and you didn't
Speaker 2: read or listen or watch a show.
Speaker 3: Yeah, do not be dming afterwards crying about it. I
Speaker 3: don't want to hear it.
Speaker 2: We aren't gonna we aren't gonna hear it because I
Speaker 2: said it like five times. So yeah, and again us
Speaker 2: only this time next week it will be one for
Speaker 2: international only. Which is very generous committed farms taking care
Speaker 2: of shipping on that and shipping outside of the US
Speaker 2: right now is absolutely insane because how it is, because
Speaker 2: everything's insane priced, and some people, I guess don't go
Speaker 2: shopped for groceries or get gas or rent prostitute. You know,
Speaker 2: I just don't know things went up in price.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Happy endings are up twenty.
Speaker 2: So if anybody wants to have me read anything or
Speaker 2: say anything, feel free to donate and you'll end up
Speaker 2: on the screen for the show. This is also going
Speaker 2: up on all audio podcast platforms, and I'm happy to
Speaker 2: read it out. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, maybe we can get a war started between the
Speaker 3: audio and the visual. Yes, if maybe they're, like, I
Speaker 3: don't know, war each other through donos and comments sections.
Speaker 2: I hope, So, I hope. So yeah, I should have
Speaker 2: said twitch and rumble from the beginning. So yeah, that's
Speaker 2: that's the real deal. It makes sense. Prises on here, Cody,
Speaker 2: So they'll have the pix are up in Discord. That
Speaker 2: would be kind of shooting myself in the foot, dil
Speaker 2: do Reno. You know, I was digging these up for Appy,
Speaker 2: so I'll show these I can't remem if I showed
Speaker 2: these on a show. But this was our old packaging
Speaker 2: that I was going to that I had made and
Speaker 2: we were going to use, but the company who made
Speaker 2: it that went out of business. It actually has a
Speaker 2: black or a clear plastic brass knuckle that sits in
Speaker 2: here and holds the seed the seed pack a little
Speaker 2: seedshell there and you could actually pop this middle part
Speaker 2: out and just take the seed out the back, so
Speaker 2: the front was all there and you can keep everything.
Speaker 2: But what ended up happening was the company used this
Speaker 2: adhesive and it's really shitty adhesive if you have a
Speaker 2: plastic piece in between these two things. So I remember,
Speaker 2: you know, spent six k to get this done, and
Speaker 2: he's made. And I learned that after I package them up,
Speaker 2: like I picked up the bag and realized they all
Speaker 2: were falling out all over the place, And yeah, it
Speaker 2: was because they put shitty adhesive on them. Which is
Speaker 2: why nobody really sees these anymore because it takes a
Speaker 2: lot more effort and time to put these together for packages.
Speaker 2: But if any of you are interested in any of these,
Speaker 2: I'm doing some sign ones for people that are collecting these.
Speaker 2: As you know, rare cannice packaging art that wasn't used.
Speaker 2: I'm happy to accommodate with any orders. I'll send you
Speaker 2: some with this and yeah, yeah, they were just really
Speaker 2: hard to prepare for orders. There's a video up on
Speaker 2: YouTube that was showing how long it took me to
Speaker 2: do it and all the process. But you know, our
Speaker 2: YouTube is the yeah old art. I wish I remember
Speaker 2: the surfer's name for me this art. It's been a
Speaker 2: long time, but it's really cool ship, especially the writing
Speaker 2: the little Dwarf Riot Brigade like it is so creepy
Speaker 2: if you look at all the stuff in here, but
Speaker 2: they are right and hard for it. That's the syndicate
Speaker 2: right there. Let me know which one you don't have, KP.
Speaker 2: I'll get it to you. I already have probably a
Speaker 2: big bag of og still to send you OGC. So yeah, anyways,
Speaker 2: I think you're here nor there. Luckily this isn't on YouTube.
Speaker 2: What else do we have to cover? Oh? Has anybody
Speaker 2: been watching the skunk mad story go down?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 3: Is that the lady who's freaking out? Yeah? Yeah, I
Speaker 3: I tend I tended into. Someone posted a bit of
Speaker 3: it and uh some links and stuff. I don't know.
Speaker 3: So the beginning of this story.
Speaker 2: I do. I was there for the beginning of the story.
Speaker 2: I was actually there with him and her when they
Speaker 2: first got together and they came down to San Diego
Speaker 2: and wanted to do a trade for magazine Space. And
Speaker 2: it was kind of weird because I'm really good friends
Speaker 2: with the rev. And We're gonna have him on very soon.
Speaker 3: And he.
Speaker 2: Did something called the MILFs, which was like the centerfolds
Speaker 2: and around the centerfolds in Skunk Magazine. He did an
Speaker 2: amazing job, and everyone who was in that magazine was
Speaker 2: in there on merit because it was someone that he
Speaker 2: trusted and felt like they were doing good work and
Speaker 2: could show their work and had great growth of their work.
Speaker 2: And back then I was still taking lots of pictures.
Speaker 2: You know, things change after you get threatened with all
Speaker 2: kinds of weird shit, you know. So yeah, uh, I
Speaker 2: forgot what I was talking about.
Speaker 3: But yeah, I'm kind of start And then what happened.
Speaker 2: And then what happened? Okay, soap. I met up with
Speaker 2: them for dinner. Johnny V who used to own Skunk Magazine,
Speaker 2: and he brought his new girlfriend with him, who was Julie.
Speaker 2: Seemed like a very very nice lady when I met her.
Speaker 2: Absolutely amazing to me when I first met her, and
Speaker 2: we went to this nice like kind of bar restaurant
Speaker 2: in San Diego, and Johnny Ve pretended to give fialatio
Speaker 2: to the champagne bottle right in front of the waiter
Speaker 2: and just kept looking at him doing that. And he
Speaker 2: was my kind of guy, dude. He was funny, like
Speaker 2: he didn't give me fuck about anything. He was just
Speaker 2: drunk and like entertaining himself right. And I noticed that Julie,
Speaker 2: even though she was his new girlfriend, she was very
Speaker 2: interested and it was very very obvious that she was
Speaker 2: there to handle business right. And Johnny was always very
Speaker 2: open that he was more into horn mags that he
Speaker 2: owned and that they obviously were his money maker, and
Speaker 2: Skunk Magazine wasn't a money maker for him, but it
Speaker 2: was another part of the portfolio. But he didn't really
Speaker 2: have that interest in we It wasn't his passion. His
Speaker 2: partner that originally started it had a little bit of passion,
Speaker 2: but Johnny V was I got along with him so well,
Speaker 2: so he did our exchange and they never followed through
Speaker 2: on their part, so I just lost, you know, X amount,
Speaker 2: a heavy amount because it's supposed to be a year
Speaker 2: worth of ads, like full page ads in there, and
Speaker 2: they never did their part. So I felt like because
Speaker 2: the rev always had me in there anyways, at the time,
Speaker 2: I was kind of like, well, I'm not going to
Speaker 2: push him too hard right now because my stuff's already
Speaker 2: being featured in there for free, Like do I really
Speaker 2: need another ad? But then I thought, no, I gave
Speaker 2: him what he asked for and he's using those to
Speaker 2: move them to you know, keep himself going. And Julie
Speaker 2: adamantly denied this, and I it was one of those
Speaker 2: things where I'm like, are you fucking goofy? You were
Speaker 2: sitting at the same table as me. In fact, you're
Speaker 2: the one who took what I was getting you And yeah,
Speaker 2: she got me a liar after that, and I'm like,
Speaker 2: we're all. And I did a lot for Skunk too.
Speaker 2: It wasn't just getting free you know pictures in there.
Speaker 2: I was writing up a bunch of shit. I was
Speaker 2: trying to advertise them as much as possible because at
Speaker 2: the time.
Speaker 3: They got him, Oh they got him. They took him out, guys.
Speaker 2: Or he took himself out, Uh, not working what happened?
Speaker 3: Oh, no, it made me the center.
Speaker 2: Can you hear me?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, why is this coming soon? Stuff up on there
Speaker 2: and not what's going on? I'm not in that in admin,
Speaker 2: so I can't see you're a oh yeah, that's right
Speaker 2: because it makes me do that every time. Okay, there
Speaker 2: we go.
Speaker 3: What is this? Okay removed?
Speaker 2: There we go and there we are. Okay, I'm back.
Speaker 2: Sorry about that.
Speaker 3: That was and ladies stuff a little bit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think the internet got walkey for a second. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they never fall through on their part. It was a
Speaker 2: lot of slander, and I just you know, I didn't
Speaker 2: have time for a shit like. I am very blunt
Speaker 2: with people. I'm a lot more respectable to women when
Speaker 2: they even if they're a part of ripping me off. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I like Johnny V anyways, Like dude was hilarious. I
Speaker 2: think Sunk Magazine would be in a much better place
Speaker 2: had he continued even to handle it as he did,
Speaker 2: because he left it to the REV to run quite
Speaker 2: a bit. And there are a lot of us that
Speaker 2: wanted that competition for High Times because I high Times
Speaker 2: they don't have anything about merit and High Times no
Speaker 2: matter what you see or believe, that is a pay
Speaker 2: to Play magazine. I mean, I was told by Danny Danko,
Speaker 2: I would never be I would never make it in
Speaker 2: High Times if I didn't kiss their ass in not
Speaker 2: so many words, if I didn't go their way. And
Speaker 2: he's like, yeah, I was thinking of you for Breeder
Speaker 2: of the Year this year, but you know, you can't
Speaker 2: be saying things about High Times. And I'm like, dude,
Speaker 2: I'm just telling the truth. And I don't really give
Speaker 2: a fuck about your accolades. So I'll keep telling the truth.
Speaker 2: And if that's a problem with you as a worker there,
Speaker 2: then I'm sorry that you work in a place where
Speaker 2: you can't be honest. I don't know why that did that, Okay,
Speaker 2: So yeah, that's so that was the start, and very
Speaker 2: quickly after that, you know, within a year, I gave
Speaker 2: a good year to make good honest. That's I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know what happened with Johnny. I don't know.
Speaker 2: It doesn't seem like he's very happy about what happened
Speaker 2: and where's company went. I saw that she called him
Speaker 2: a wretched man in several of her posts, which she
Speaker 2: didn't seem to find him a wretched man at the time,
Speaker 2: like as someone who was there and saw their interactions.
Speaker 2: At least she didn't want to give the impression that
Speaker 2: she felt that way with her interactions with him, physical
Speaker 2: interactions whatnot. So it's sad to see, but it's funny,
Speaker 2: you know, when anybody could just kind of just gets
Speaker 2: called out. I mean, like at right after I'm gone,
Speaker 2: you know, there she's hosting Masonic in her magazine, which
Speaker 2: is for those that don't know, this is a dude
Speaker 2: who barely started growing autos in his backyard in Compton
Speaker 2: and made stupid claims like that he created GMO for
Speaker 2: Mexican bagseed, that he has a Compton land race and
Speaker 2: he knew it was all lies, but he was entertaining
Speaker 2: himself and people fell for it because people are people.
Speaker 2: And yeah, it's just like this toad Venom shit. You know,
Speaker 2: one guy post cuts for X amount of grand and
Speaker 2: sends out fake versions, has to make good on that. Again,
Speaker 2: it's a cluster fuck. What is toe venom anyway? You know?
Speaker 3: Fucking like animals sin mins or something.
Speaker 2: Animal face pretty good and sin Mins. I can't crack
Speaker 2: on because I've had good stuff from Sin City Seeds.
Speaker 2: I'll never have anything negative to say they're blue. Their
Speaker 2: blue power cut here locally is as dank as any
Speaker 2: bubba or og it coach your mouth like it, but
Speaker 2: it's a completely different turt profile, and it's one that
Speaker 2: like I want more people than just space in our
Speaker 2: crew to have it. It's worth trading for.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I like, I see a lot of people like
Speaker 3: their their seed, like a lot of like especially a
Speaker 3: lot of people around here like their seeds. I don't know,
Speaker 3: I've never ran any of their stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they've been around for a long time. Like I
Speaker 2: think when I first met one of the dudes, he
Speaker 2: owned the company cana Kinetics, which often got confused for
Speaker 2: Cali Connection in southern California, so they ended up changing
Speaker 2: their name at the time to something else. But they
Speaker 2: had good shit back then, Purple suicide, platinum, bubba cush,
Speaker 2: like all kinds of stuff that they were putting out
Speaker 2: that it was actually legitimately good. So yeah, I I
Speaker 2: that Blue Power, though I can't say enough about it,
Speaker 2: and it's not it has no blue anything to me
Speaker 2: to do with it, but it's definitely a mouth coating strain.
Speaker 2: It reminds me of the potency of og cush, but
Speaker 2: it just has this completely different chrit profile. I love it.
Speaker 2: I loved it, love it. I want to work with
Speaker 2: it a bit. But we'll see coming up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, are you getting it in from?
Speaker 2: I mean, it wouldn't be too hard, you know, but yeah,
Speaker 2: if it can stand the outdoor here this summer, because
Speaker 2: it seems like it's be another one of those runs.
Speaker 2: It's already getting too fucking hot, so we'll see.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean, dude, plant later, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's how I literally have to do it here
Speaker 2: late season.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, you definitely h probably live in a
Speaker 3: in a It never sounds good whenever you're explaining how
Speaker 3: it is outside. Like the conditions in terms of growing anything.
Speaker 2: Vat index here is insane. Yeah, it's not just the heat,
Speaker 2: but like we are even walking today, I don't even
Speaker 2: know what the temperature is outside, but by the time
Speaker 2: we got back, we were feeling cooked in sunburn. Welln't even
Speaker 2: out for that Long's it hot? I can't imagine. I
Speaker 2: can't imagine anything good and smokable.
Speaker 3: Well, get you some shade cloth, you know, Yeah, yeah
Speaker 3: that that should at least help.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's necessary to us at all a lot of times,
Speaker 2: Like I would pop seeds, put them on the porch,
Speaker 2: you know, and in the shade, and that would have
Speaker 2: to be good enough for a while. But even so,
Speaker 2: like some still got cooked the first round. So yeah,
Speaker 2: it's been a learning process, this area, this all of it.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well, man, that fog really killed everything too.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, the most fog. We couldn't finish watering or
Speaker 2: feeding for the last month and a half or so
Speaker 2: of those plants outdoors. Now mind you, they were in
Speaker 2: small pots, but no moisture was leaving anything. And it
Speaker 2: was this. It wasn't just overcast, it was gross noxious fog.
Speaker 2: So yeah, it wasn't letting any moisture out of plants
Speaker 2: despite there being no reason for that that I can see.
Speaker 2: Welcome to the era of fracking and all kinds of
Speaker 2: weird shit. I mean, we're in the middle of it
Speaker 2: right where I now.
Speaker 3: You'll find out what a lawsuit in like twenty years.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, as my lungs fall out of my asshole.
Speaker 3: Yeah here it's pretty rough too, But like there's also
Speaker 3: the fucking man. I feel like it's just about timing
Speaker 3: and like picking the right stuff, you know, like you
Speaker 3: obviously can't grow everything, yeah or anything. I should say, yeah,
Speaker 3: but like that's just all the spaces that I can
Speaker 3: work with. I don't get enough direct sun in them
Speaker 3: to be able to get any like flowers set worth
Speaker 3: a damn yeah.
Speaker 2: All right, So right here, I'm going to go ahead
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Speaker 3: that I've used before, and I there is definitely a
Speaker 3: place for it, even the sex testing, which I know
Speaker 3: some people are like ah, nerd, you know, just wait
Speaker 3: all that stuff. But realistically, if I, if I could,
Speaker 3: I would be buying sex test kits all the time.
Speaker 3: Why the why wouldn't I?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, yes, So.
Speaker 3: You know, I just see it as like a materials cost,
Speaker 3: especially because like I do, I got a small space,
Speaker 3: and I also know that I need to look through
Speaker 3: as much as possible at one you know, of at
Speaker 3: one go. Yes, So it's like, dude, if I can
Speaker 3: get something that's saying because you know, people think, oh, dude,
Speaker 3: it's not even that long all that. Man, I've I've
Speaker 3: had to wait like seven weeks before, you know, and
Speaker 3: still end up having to just like throw in stuff
Speaker 3: thinking well, I'm pretty sure these are female, yeah, you know,
Speaker 3: and then like still end up with some males that
Speaker 3: I gotta call. So it's like, dude, just saving that
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Speaker 3: if you're popping like a bunch, you know, like it
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Speaker 3: I try and keep things as small as possible, absolutely,
Speaker 3: Like dude, pretty often things get way too big in
Speaker 3: the solo and like before it shows set. So if
Speaker 3: I can, if I can make it to where like
Speaker 3: I'm saving as much cloning wise and all all of
Speaker 3: that stuff just for females, that's a win in my
Speaker 3: book and worth the amount of money on it. Like,
Speaker 3: as we picked this sponsor, you know specifically, and they
Speaker 3: were they're like really cool on like trying to work
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Speaker 2: So yeah, yeah, I mean, and if you're a person
Speaker 2: bringing in clones, it's not just about clones. These things
Speaker 2: have seed transmission, and if you're buying seeds and you
Speaker 2: find something you really love, you need to be testing
Speaker 2: this stuff, especially if you're keeping clones, keeping your selections.
Speaker 2: You know how long it takes to select something and
Speaker 2: run it several times to know that you're going to
Speaker 2: like it as a clone, because the hormones in the
Speaker 2: plant versus the hormones of the clone are quite different.
Speaker 2: Many times they changed their expression slightly, some even more.
Speaker 2: It's a very plastic expression in cannabis. So yeah, you
Speaker 2: should be using these on any of your selections. This
Speaker 2: is that era where you not only have to trust
Speaker 2: the clones you're bringing in and they're sourcing, but also
Speaker 2: the seeds you're buying their sourcing, if they're testing, if
Speaker 2: they had a clean room, how long have they had
Speaker 2: those clones? Do they bring in any more clones in?
Speaker 2: What year was it had? You know, you know, there's
Speaker 2: a lot of things to take into account, but do
Speaker 2: your work, do your homework. You don't want to end
Speaker 2: up losing everything.
Speaker 4: So it's part of a good investment, then.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, if you're a good way to look at it,
Speaker 2: it's a I mean, you could spend several thousand dollars
Speaker 2: just running a run with you know, electricity and all
Speaker 2: the other stuff to find a very very specific, special outlier.
Speaker 2: Like here, Stoner was talking about his first pluff puff
Speaker 2: of blue in cross, very turpy and stone. He can't
Speaker 2: wait to try the other fetos. Let's say he finds
Speaker 2: his favorite extreme blueberry jam keeper that has the flavor
Speaker 2: and the smell, and he's you know, the seed money
Speaker 2: that went into it, whatever it was, whoever he got
Speaker 2: it from, uh, you know, and he doesn't want that
Speaker 2: to get taken out or all the work that went
Speaker 2: into finding that could take that out just as easy.
Speaker 2: So please keep that in mind. Some people think that
Speaker 2: I'm anti clone for this or that reason that I
Speaker 2: don't do it. I could do it. I used to
Speaker 2: sell clones, but I know the cost of that now
Speaker 2: and I have nothing to do with that because one
Speaker 2: receivers aren't usually the best receivers if they are buying,
Speaker 2: not gonna lie. So it's usually newer people to the
Speaker 2: community that haven't been dialed into any cruise, that don't
Speaker 2: have access to clones, that don't have is like that,
Speaker 2: that are in the the tight, very tight circles that
Speaker 2: have great provenance on their stuff. So yeah, that's just
Speaker 2: my my little short take on it. Use farmer, Freeman,
Speaker 2: keeper shit safe boom.
Speaker 3: Yeah right now. Is it's kind of like going to
Speaker 3: a swingers club in the eighties, you know, Yes, there's
Speaker 3: a there's a there's a very bad and easily transmissible
Speaker 3: thing going around in a lot of places. You gotta
Speaker 3: be careful.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it's it really is, and it can come
Speaker 2: from any angle if you have a seedling that tests
Speaker 2: for I mean, the cannabis cryptic virus also passes by
Speaker 2: a seed and most people don't even know that thing exists.
Speaker 2: We'd only recently been had it pop up to me
Speaker 2: and some of the crew. So yeah, probably not gonna
Speaker 2: run this show too terribly long tonight because we have
Speaker 2: our giveaways to do. But yeah, I can't think of
Speaker 2: anything else we needed to get.
Speaker 3: In merch is uh percenting off on merch. I need
Speaker 3: to get a new shirt. I'm fucking getting too big
Speaker 3: for this one. Yeah.
Speaker 2: It's nice when you can put on those baby all
Speaker 2: t shirts and look like you dude.
Speaker 3: This shirt is so comfy. Yeah, man, the softness of
Speaker 3: the fabric, it's it's really it's really nice and like
Speaker 3: if we're here, like it's hot as fuck here. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so like it's still like light and air moves through
Speaker 3: it and all that stuff, you know, like.
Speaker 2: Not a burlap shirt. I hate that ship. Yeah that
Speaker 2: it shows very specific soft ringspun cotton t shirts super
Speaker 2: to me. I don't like wearing those thick, heavy shirts
Speaker 2: with heavy printing on it that makes your whole chest
Speaker 2: sweat when you go out. Shouldn't fun. We were meant
Speaker 2: to have our booby sweat. Were meant I mean most
Speaker 2: of us, not all us obviously. Yeah, did you pop
Speaker 2: any more sweet banana tye screw No, not yet.
Speaker 3: That's coming in in one of my next rounds of
Speaker 3: pops because I have the I want to do that
Speaker 3: with the sweet p s ones that KT made because
Speaker 3: I'm going through that Sweet PEV two. I have those
Speaker 3: popped and vedging right now. Yeah, So I wanna, you know,
Speaker 3: move through the different iterations of that stuff so I
Speaker 3: can kind of like I don't know, I guess, see,
Speaker 3: try and get an idea of what he popped at,
Speaker 3: like what KT popped out of his like by just
Speaker 3: through the plants, you know, and like actor working on
Speaker 3: the actual you know, like two parents. Although it is
Speaker 3: flip flopped, you know, from the ones that he popped.
Speaker 3: So we'll see there. But you know, I'm just definitely
Speaker 3: gonna go through them. I wanna. I just have like
Speaker 3: some neat stuff that I'm just I don't know, just
Speaker 3: playing around with learning and I'm still just steady getting
Speaker 3: horses in the stable, you know, yeah, just finding cool
Speaker 3: stuff and trying to get better at and running it,
Speaker 3: you know, like get it as nice as possible, and
Speaker 3: you know, it's just the same shit just running through it. Yep. Yeah.
Speaker 2: The Pandana tied stuff with some of my fave like
Speaker 2: as far as like it was a clone that didn't
Speaker 2: I couldn't tell the provenance on it. It just had
Speaker 2: a tag it was from here locally, and I was like,
Speaker 2: there's no way. I mean it looked slightly narrow, you know,
Speaker 2: like when I first got it was real small, and
Speaker 2: as it grew, I was like, this is more narrow
Speaker 2: than I thought it would be. And as it got
Speaker 2: further into flower, I realized, oh my god, this is
Speaker 2: this is like juicy fruit. Ty Like it smells like
Speaker 2: juicy fruit. And I was like, God, damn it. Someone
Speaker 2: went and got it and kept it here. And I
Speaker 2: would love to get a hold of whoever was you know,
Speaker 2: had those clones at Highway ninety nine for a while,
Speaker 2: but there was only one that I ever saw there,
Speaker 2: and I'm sure nobody was buying it because you know,
Speaker 2: the old oh all ties herm. I didn't throw herms
Speaker 2: scared of bananas, you know, like, yeah.
Speaker 3: Well, funny enough, one of those sweet banaties did. Yeah,
Speaker 3: But dude, it was good, Like it was very good.
Speaker 3: And I really want to take a because there was
Speaker 3: only two seeds of it, so yeah, I definitely want
Speaker 3: to take a deeper looked on in there.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, Old Betsy dirty Dancing. We got to try
Speaker 2: a few samples of that from Peach and Buck and
Speaker 2: it was phenomenal. There was a lot of blue popping through. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it was. It's pretty fire. I liked it quite a bit.
Speaker 2: And it's name. I think I named it Bull's sister
Speaker 2: only because most people don't know what.
Speaker 3: Old Betsy is.
Speaker 2: It's the sister Bull writer. And the name Old Betsy
Speaker 2: isn't like something that most people are like, oh yeah,
Speaker 2: that's like toad, you know, like it's is stupid fucking
Speaker 2: names and sometimes the dumb names of some of the
Speaker 2: best shit. And it's one of those things where I
Speaker 2: never really was a name chaser. It was more about
Speaker 2: what does it look like, what does it smell like,
Speaker 2: and then we'll go from there. Yeah. Oh wait, no,
Speaker 2: Old Betsy Dirty Dancing. I'm sorry. Yeah, no, that's the
Speaker 2: right one. Old sister was Old Betsy Dirty Dancing. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's the last pack of that. I think I have
Speaker 2: to remake it. Yeah, at first it was one of
Speaker 2: those ones I only made a few of and might
Speaker 2: be time to do that.
Speaker 3: You've got a couple of things you need to do, man.
Speaker 2: But I don't know. Again, like there's people that only
Speaker 2: a few people tried the Old Betsy Dirty Dancing, but
Speaker 2: if you did. Dirty Dancing was a collaboration between me
Speaker 2: and Hian Lonesome using his poodle nuts cut from the
Speaker 2: dog walts that he made, not ja J New York,
Speaker 2: but he made the dog waltz the Purple Orkle trade dog,
Speaker 2: and that clone that was selected from it is one
Speaker 2: of my favorite clones of all time. I've done everything
Speaker 2: I can to keep it in the circle. So yeah,
Speaker 2: that's the other side of the Old Betsy.
Speaker 3: I'm about to flip some of those.
Speaker 2: They're really cool. The dirty dancing Yeah, oh that's right,
Speaker 2: you have some.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I popped them, and uh, the heady dog dude,
Speaker 3: I'd run those.
Speaker 2: The structure of poodle nuts comes through very well in
Speaker 2: some of the expressions. I remember Sean he had some,
Speaker 2: and he had a perfect poodle nuts at least in
Speaker 2: structure expression. But in poodle nuts is like skunky, kind
Speaker 2: of great, but it leads more to the skunky side
Speaker 2: of Rkle That was fire and then you know, with
Speaker 2: some in it too, it was really really good.
Speaker 3: His growth are what made me want to want to grow.
Speaker 3: It is Yeah, it's like logs about it. Yeah, it's
Speaker 3: it's and it's all. I think it's amazing because of
Speaker 3: poodle nuts.
Speaker 2: It's just so unique. It had a really good run
Speaker 2: in Colorado during the mid to late two thousands. Maybe
Speaker 2: I'm even moving in a little early. Whenever Colorado went
Speaker 2: legal is about the time all that stuff was popping up.
Speaker 2: Maybe it a little bit earlier. Screw, could you please
Speaker 2: share some pics in the chat on discord of what.
Speaker 3: I already saying you dick pics?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you move, You've got over dick pics. What more
Speaker 2: do you need. What's the mode you need? I actually
Speaker 2: have one for move here. This is going to be years.
Speaker 2: You don't get to see any of the opposite side,
Speaker 2: especially when this is the one I'm sending you.
Speaker 3: Move It's a secret.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so yeah, maybe I need to remake the Banana Taie.
Speaker 2: I've been hesitant to do it just because originally when
Speaker 2: I made it, I made it for me and some
Speaker 2: friends because I was pretty sure no one would give
Speaker 2: a fuck about that. I also didn't know how good
Speaker 2: that clone was going to be and didn't keep clones
Speaker 2: of it and I was able to reveg it. I
Speaker 2: don't know what I had going on, but yeah, it's
Speaker 2: about that time. About that time to run some banana
Speaker 2: tie ye hired by KT and the other guys. You
Speaker 2: keep running it?
Speaker 3: Yeah, dude, I liked what I found in the sweepy
Speaker 3: hybrid of it.
Speaker 2: Dude. The banana toy in its own has some it.
Speaker 2: It has the roller coaster effect on a lot of people.
Speaker 2: It is not a mild tie. It is. It can
Speaker 2: be very speedy, and it induced severe paranoia in me.
Speaker 2: But most stuff like that will I don't My brain
Speaker 2: doesn't take it as Oh that's some energy let's get creative.
Speaker 2: My brain takes it like, what's going on? You shut
Speaker 2: me down too many thoughts, you know. Oh yeah, that's
Speaker 2: what happens with stuff like that. That that gets real
Speaker 2: speedy for me. Or Skunk one. Skunk one does the
Speaker 2: same and it's not even the same type II, but
Speaker 2: it puts me in a similar mindset.
Speaker 3: Yeah see, I think the the sweetpeat definitely kind of
Speaker 3: drove the car in that sense on banana tized stuff.
Speaker 3: So ooh man, it'd be nice to find one that's
Speaker 3: super crazy resinus, you know, like peace style. But yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: with that same kind of effects of like, uh oh.
Speaker 2: There's some really really like more resinous than the Sweet
Speaker 2: pea even expressions in the banana tie from the banana side.
Speaker 2: Oh no shit, Yeah, there's some ones that are just
Speaker 2: resin rails and almost look cookies ish, because I'm gonna lie,
Speaker 2: there's some cookies in it. Like it was banana cookies
Speaker 2: I think, and my platinum Banana GBX one, so yeah,
Speaker 2: like I used that to uh do the BX one,
Speaker 2: So yeah, there is cookies in the motherfucker I hit
Speaker 2: it in there. So but tell me a hypocrite ruth
Speaker 2: is out yeah, I did that before it was dumb. Again,
Speaker 2: before it was even cool, making gelato before it was cool.
Speaker 2: How about that I did do? Actually, what did that
Speaker 2: string turn out to be?
Speaker 3: Cunts?
Speaker 2: Oh? Runs? I did do a version of runs prior
Speaker 2: to that clone being chicked, and it was a m
Speaker 2: Geloto thirty three crossed to Zeque, So I quite a
Speaker 2: bit of those were out there around that time. I'm
Speaker 2: not ever going to take responsibility for what became cunts.
Speaker 2: So is what it is. I'll never know where it
Speaker 2: came from, but it's probably from someone's room bag.
Speaker 3: See no way, I know.
Speaker 2: Unbelievable, unbelievable. All right, So for about one hour thirty
Speaker 2: minutes in, I think it's about time to head over
Speaker 2: to the discord and hopefully everybody is subscribed that wants
Speaker 2: to be a part of the giveaways. We've got four
Speaker 2: tonight to get through, which is going to take me
Speaker 2: a while. And uh yeah, we'll make it real clear
Speaker 2: with each one is each thing we're gonna do one
Speaker 2: at a time. You can only win one. Once you
Speaker 2: won one, you can't re enter the next one. If
Speaker 2: we catch that, obviously, you're not gonna get the second one.
Speaker 2: And we're gonna move it on to someone else and
Speaker 2: re roll. But yeah, thanks to committed farest. I mean,
Speaker 2: they're like the early Mefgani shirts one of the prizes
Speaker 2: like it. He asked me to make it and ended
Speaker 2: up doing it, and I'm real happy I did it.
Speaker 2: I'm back that that designs up there in our store
Speaker 2: and like for a long time, I was the only
Speaker 2: one that had that shirt and word around. So that's
Speaker 2: gonna be eligible some really nice goat farm hats. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so get ready because we're about to go to the discord.
Speaker 2: If you're not in the discord, who are the three
Speaker 2: other three winners get to be happy? Yeah, Appy has
Speaker 2: an amazing ability. But this time Appy gets one entry.
Speaker 2: Let's see, everybody's got the same chance.
Speaker 3: This time.
Speaker 2: You're still trying to win your wife's patients. Oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: that means paying twice and nobody's paying anything for anything.
Speaker 2: That's the that's the fun part.
Speaker 3: Yeah. No, it's a giveaway.
Speaker 2: It's a giveaway.
Speaker 3: You just have to be uh subbed on twitch or
Speaker 3: rumbo correct.
Speaker 2: Yeah and and in the discord, you know it's free
Speaker 2: to subscribe on these so yeah, so all right, So
Speaker 2: with that said, we love and appreciate you all that
Speaker 2: are helping us migrate, migrating a a whole community over
Speaker 2: from something that they're very comfortable with. Obviously a lot
Speaker 2: of people are very comfortable with you two, but it's
Speaker 2: not conducive to what most of us want to do,
Speaker 2: which is get to the bottom of cannabis history. And
Speaker 2: they've actually put stuff in during one of the strikes
Speaker 2: I've got way back about and it actually mentioned cannabis
Speaker 2: history and that not being a part of their guidelines,
Speaker 2: and they had since added something in to add to that.
Speaker 2: So I don't know why the history of this planet
Speaker 2: causes so many assholes to hurt, but it obviously does.
Speaker 2: It always scratches people, whether they are the ones making claims,
Speaker 2: whether they aren't, or they're just a corporate entity that
Speaker 2: responds to reports and it's all AI. They just run
Speaker 2: AI with no context through your stuff and don't care
Speaker 2: you're telling history that this is AI we're talking about.
Speaker 3: So with that said, or with an abundance of caution,
Speaker 3: just anything that's yes, you know, just be like no,
Speaker 3: just in case.
Speaker 2: So treat treat this place please like a temple. We're
Speaker 2: gonna do our best to do the same. It's hard,
Speaker 2: you know sometimes to not be as open and whatever,
Speaker 2: but that's what the discords for us to be able
Speaker 2: to talk more openly about history and cannabis strains. So
Speaker 2: we hope you join us there. With that said, right,
Speaker 2: Teas dot com and let's see and with that, screw,
Speaker 2: do you got anything else? No?
Speaker 3: Come Jonas in the discord where uh committed? Is gonna
Speaker 3: show us my cheeks?
Speaker 2: Yes, get shows, bu chakes and watch general chat. I'll
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Speaker 2: International will be next have one of them next week.
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