Speaker 1: When your old career gives you lemons throwing some ice
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Chrysler Dots gem Rahm. It's Billified, the Bill Moran Podcast.
Speaker 2: Well, hello and welcome.
Speaker 3: Thanks for getting your pot on, Thanks for telling a friend.
That's how we spread the word about the pirate ship.
Danny's here tonight in his uh Brzuto shirt. Now is
what is it? You're Rudo Rorudo from Billy Madison. Rudo
Kevin is here tonight and I have to start out
by saying that there different rating systems. Rating systems like
zagut for restaurants, right the Michelin for restaurants. Zaggot is
another one restaurants and.
Speaker 2: Associate.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's different rating systems.
Speaker 2: So the build a business bureau which you have to
pay to play.
Speaker 3: I would like to implement a rating system and we
have to do it. At the end of the show.
I'm talking to my mother last night and she says
to me, you know, sometimes I can't even listen to
that podcast the years. You Well, I think it's because
sometimes it gets a little a little dirty with like
Laura and stuff in her So will this beat like
the march meter? What's the march meter on this episode?
And we have to decide where we are at the end. Yeah,
she said that to me.
Speaker 2: I'm measure in m's yeah, in or along the marches?
Speaker 3: Yeah, the march.
Speaker 4: I'm going to give it three cocktails for two.
Speaker 3: That's perfect. She used to get so mad when my
father he would get cocktails for two. And then I
remember once she was fighting with him, She's.
Speaker 2: Like, they get cocktails for two, but just for one.
Speaker 3: She wasn't drinking. He would buy Manhattan's and that was
all he could buy was cocktails for two. Sold to
Manhattan so he would get the pre mixed Manhattan stuff.
What is happening in the world right now? Like there
is I mean, holy Moley, like mom.
Speaker 2: And dad are fighting.
Speaker 3: I guess bombshell escalation of billionaire versus president. Like this
stuff just escalated quickly, did it not?
Speaker 4: Holden was going to be a shit show.
Speaker 3: You did say it was gonna be a shit show.
I was waiting to go, you know what. I think
people got to President Trump and said, let's tone it
down a little bit. Let's stay focused on things. Things
seemed to be going, well, I'm not paying all that
close attention, but everything seems fine. There's still air to breathe,
you know, I mean, it's all okay. And then I
see Elon Musk accuse Donald Trump of hiding damning Jeffrey
Epstein related files that could implicate the former president. Why
do they call the former well, he is the president.
The former president either way.
Speaker 5: Must just get that from CNN. They still haven't acknowledged.
Speaker 6: I think it's uh, it was the former president associate.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the must drop the allegation. He just basically said, uh,
he's in the The reason they haven't been released is
he's in it.
Speaker 2: Trump said, haven't I Jay Donald J.
Speaker 3: Trump dj T. But it's like the wasn't he accused
of being on like all kinds of drugs while he
was at the White House, like powerful drugs. Did they
not just recently say about kennmy Elon.
Speaker 2: Was Kennedy is not an illegal drug? Though no, I said,
but a heavy drug.
Speaker 3: We could be a heavy drug because I don't know
if it was recreationally used or I have no idea
the supplement, Well, what is ketamine?
Speaker 5: Normally it's small doses though it actually can help people
with anxiety. And they have kette meine treatments here in
Rochester where they you sit there and talk with somebody.
I haven't done this, I just know about this, and
so they sit down and figure out how much ketamine
you need and it helps your brain. Like if you
have OCD and problems that you can actually supposedly alleviate
some of those issues.
Speaker 3: Would make sense. Matthew Perry, like.
Speaker 5: I think overdosed on ketamine. But he was going to
some like douchebags who were like and the files came out,
the text came out that they.
Speaker 2: Were like basically off label you know, drug dealers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, do we Here's my question with the
Epstein files. And I don't know, And I think sometimes
I don't. I don't know that I think of things correctly,
at least by popular stance, But I get I think
a lot of America would like to know and believe
that there should be public transparency into who was in
this Epstein file.
Speaker 2: Or not, especially when it won't matter.
Speaker 6: His base will still be like it's bullshit, yes, bullshit.
Speaker 2: Right, except the guy to his base, he can do
no wrong.
Speaker 6: I told you at first he could kill his wife
in the Oval office on national TV, and they'd call
her an immigrants, saying she shouldn't have been here.
Speaker 5: Yeah, tribalism has been a thing that has always gone on,
Like when Clinton was president.
Speaker 2: I don't care who he's cruise.
Speaker 5: I want my money, Oh my I want It's what
matters is at the table the uh.
Speaker 3: But the thing I was thinking is I don't really
care who's in there as long as it's ended. There's
not like I do not right, But do you understand
I'm saying, like when it came to the priest, I
don't need to know that it was it was father
Ophelia that was diddling the kids. I just would like
to know that it stopped and maybe some people get
retribution in some way. So if that means it, it's
got to come out of guys, like if if the
president was involved. I don't know that he is. It's
certainly a horrible allegation to make about somebody, or at
least in one to you know, to allude to. But
I go, if you know, does anybody does this change
my day? I'd like to not think I live in
a world where people are abused and all this.
Speaker 2: Is gonna sound awful. I mean, yeah, I would love,
we would all love for the Epstein Files to be released.
Speaker 3: However, that's fun reading and then we'd be over it
in about a fucking three day.
Speaker 5: That's that's the thing. It's a distraction for the bigger issue.
And the bigger issue right now is this big, beautiful
bill it's going to pass and how it's adding trillions
and trillions of dollars, which is what started.
Speaker 2: This whole thing with between elon right in the first place.
Speaker 5: When you when you get the distractions like on Twitter,
you have to look for Okay, what are they distracting
us from? And there's other issues, more important issues like
the nine to eleven report, the real one. That's what
I'm more interested in with Cash Ptel and Don and
Dan Bongino than the Epstein files right now, because what's
done is done.
Speaker 2: Okay. At the end of the day.
Speaker 5: Do all these people want do we want revenge? And
all these people committed as you know that we're out
there to punish. Yeah, But right now, what's happening in
my life that's going.
Speaker 2: To further my future me?
Speaker 3: It's it's like I get it, those are important things.
Bad stuff happen.
Speaker 2: But there's more important.
Speaker 5: Things, more important things right now that we need to
deal with than this crap over and over.
Speaker 3: But it'll be there, you know, that'll they'll have it there. Uh.
It's just a funny thing to see, like the leveraging
of the conspiracy to mask you know, all these business
fortunes and things. It's it's a it's a strange.
Speaker 5: We're gonna put a Trump tower in an Epstein island,
That's why I'm in the papers.
Speaker 2: And I decided the island's too small for a Trump tower,
so we pull that.
Speaker 3: Well, it's like we we we had the House of Cards.
This is like gotten from House of Cards to Looney
Tunes to Way. This is kind on it's I don't know.
It's the most powerful people in the world arguing, right,
who knows.
Speaker 2: Right, what's the lynch pin? Well, maybe it is President Trump.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I have no idea. I mean, I
would hope that it wasn't and just for the uh
O were all bad stuff. Shannon Joy, who I had
a little meeting with yesterday.
Speaker 2: Sure, she's got her theories on everything.
Speaker 3: We never talked about that.
Speaker 2: She I know.
Speaker 5: I'm just saying she's a big DeSantis support. She hates
dj T. Yes, she's not a big fan of Elon either.
In fact, she pretty much hates everyone.
Speaker 3: We were saying saying she was fine with me lovely
lovely cover.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying anything bad about friendship. These are facts.
Speaker 5: You go through a Twitter, just check out she and
Dan Bongino like actually got into a at one point
before he was the second of command at the FBI.
But did you not like when when Bongino and Cash
Betel were talking, yeah twice, Now did they not look
incredibly uncomfortable?
Speaker 2: Like, yeah, he killed himself after they talked all this
trash lead again.
Speaker 5: Which, by the way, all politicians and all people who
are primed for positions in a cabinet, all the politicians
going into office, they all talk this smack.
Speaker 3: Then when they get into office, hair everybody comes back
because it's it's ugly, Yes, it's ugly, and your powers
the House of Cars comes is exactly, that is exactly.
Speaker 2: Who's the linch pin. Well, I don't know, we're gonna
find we may never find.
Speaker 3: We're never gonna find out. You're never and and the
bottom line is if everybody could just behave look, all
this stuff goes on. There's a story that we'll get
to later on about uh, some crypto guys that lured
another rich crypto person into the United States and New
York City and then tortured them. And I mean, wait
till you hear this. It's it's freaking wild, and you go,
this is the world we live in, and it's not
somewhere else on the planet. It's right here. It's happening
right here. R. Yeah, that's all.
Speaker 2: The most important guy in America right now is Jerome Powell.
Speaker 3: Aaron Rodgers, dude, he's finally they made a commitment.
Speaker 7: Ye.
Speaker 5: So how about I filed my story for The Times
this weekend with a piece about or blurb about Aaron
Rodgers and then he sides with Pittsburgh.
Speaker 3: We'll get into that.
Speaker 2: And I kept it really vague because I knew this
could happen.
Speaker 3: We will take a moment. Our friends from MJ Dispensary
have come into the Studio America a little bit. Yeah, yeah,
Michelle is here. I don't think I I know. Michelle
told me who was coming with her. Kayla, Kayla, you
haven't been here before? Right?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 3: Okay, all right? Because the person who was here the
last time.
Speaker 4: We sucked us up.
Speaker 3: No, she was great us up.
Speaker 9: We gotta talk about something, Michelle. We'll get to all
that right after this. Look at Daddy, you're like a
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Speaker 4: If we had.
Speaker 3: Never been criminalized, could we have been advanced in mental health?
And possibly, don't you think a little bit? I mean,
or or there could have been even better I'm not
going to say better regulation, but we just kind of
would understand it better than we do now, Like we
wouldn't be eating chocolate and go Michelle. They could walk
up with Hill. I was going up the stairs. I
thought they'd never end.
Speaker 4: I had no problem walking. I had no problem sleeping
that night either.
Speaker 3: But I do I wonder what healthcare would look like
today had it never been criminalized, just as it's amazing.
Speaker 10: I actually am from the medical background. I was in
the nursing field this, so I've seen what the medications
can do to a person.
Speaker 11: Absolutely, especially with me.
Speaker 10: I was on a slew of medications. I have fibromyalgia,
I have scoliosis, curvature of the spine. Before hernie and
they came back around what happened, I'm just a wreck.
But I went off all my medications and increased my THHC.
Speaker 11: I feel better.
Speaker 10: Than when I was on the medical patients Really, all
those chemicals they put in prescriptions.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's like legalized murder.
Speaker 3: This is what I'm I mean Danny has been saying
similar things to this on this podcast for a long time.
Speaker 5: I am a big proponent of like if you could
do it naturally holistically exactly.
Speaker 2: I wait, I was just waiting for this.
Speaker 3: I was just waiting for this.
Speaker 2: I just don't It's just not my thing.
Speaker 3: But Danny doesn't.
Speaker 5: But I take like vitamins and stuff like I will
try to find any way possible to avoid taking one.
Speaker 3: Here here's the thing, agree.
Speaker 2: Because like your liver eventually to be Like.
Speaker 7: I'm diabetic and I have been like hospitalized like seven
times the last couple of months, and so I've actually
used like THHD.
Speaker 3: To get right in that microphone a little bit.
Speaker 2: Both, Yeah you might want to talk right into.
Speaker 3: Those Yeah, yeah, what kind of diabetes?
Speaker 12: Type one?
Speaker 3: Type one?
Speaker 7: I've had it for twenty three years and I've been
hospitalized like seven times the last seven years, and like
it's actually helped me because like it actually makes like diabetes.
Speaker 12: Actually makes me like bipolar.
Speaker 3: And I actually use like, well that's a sugar thing, right.
Speaker 7: My sugar is too lower, my sugar is too high,
I go bipolar. Yeah, she has actually like helped me, like,
and I won't take like Tyler, all, I won't take
ibuprof and I won't take anything. The only thing I'll
take is like and like a gummy obviously other.
Speaker 12: Than my insulin.
Speaker 3: And it works.
Speaker 7: Yeah, honestly, I tell people all the time. It helps
with my nerve pain, it helps my bipolar, it helps
with my mood spings.
Speaker 2: Yes, well, I remember the story that my father was
lived with cancer.
Speaker 3: See I was hoping you would bring this up only
because Danny is not a guy who you don't do it,
and that he won't want.
Speaker 2: To get a Christian Christian family.
Speaker 5: My father, you know, so he had he he was
he couldn't eat.
Speaker 2: So this this guy down the street named Johnny needed
somebody to smoke with.
Speaker 5: And he goes, listen, I got some stuff for I'm
not joking, it's how he talked.
Speaker 2: He talked like.
Speaker 5: And so the guy was a disability for his back.
And yeah, he was like, you know, he needed somebody
to smoke with. He brought my father alog go, hey,
this could help you eat. So I didn't know anything
about this. So he's like inadvertently telling me this that
like a party.
Speaker 2: Was He goes, you see, your file is putting on weight.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it looks good because you know what, a lot
of people don't like what we're doing.
Speaker 2: But he's eating, that's the important thing. And the light
bulb goes off in my head. Hey Dad, you're smoking weed.
I'm not doing it to get high.
Speaker 5: I'm doing it so I could eat and stay and
focus and be there.
Speaker 2: I will tell you it. Really it really gets you
thinking that.
Speaker 12: Benefit.
Speaker 2: Really it really opens up.
Speaker 5: But like it can't put you put out, like another
like fifteen twenty pounds from your chemo that he lost,
and he was he was feeling great. He would announce,
all go in the garage, smoke some marijuana. Listen, I'm
not doing this for recreational purposes. I'm doing this for medication.
Speaker 2: Dad, Okay, whatever, we don't care.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: He goes back. Wow, that news story was something, wasn't it.
Speaker 3: Michelle? What was What kind of medicine were you practicing
when you were a nurse.
Speaker 10: I've been in family practitioner, penanetry, internal medicine, OBGN.
Speaker 3: Okay, so you've seen so that's quite a gamut, right
of stuff. And you've seen these other medications, and I
think sometimes people will drink on them and not realize,
like what the what goes on? You can and.
Speaker 10: Wonder how addicted to them if they I've seen the
people become angry if they don't have their medicine because
they're so addicted to it.
Speaker 5: Can you explain, I know, lost his xanax twice and
like flipped out.
Speaker 2: Oh he had to leave a football stadium because he
lost his I forgot isatics got a whole like it's
the third quarter. Respect good money for these seats.
Speaker 3: I gotta go.
Speaker 4: Okay, you have to bitch, you have to bitch about me.
Speaker 3: I'm right here, but let me let me like, can
you explain that I wasn't intending to ask this, but
micro and and and what that is and what you
may have an MJ.
Speaker 12: That yeah, I mean right now my favorite gummy that we.
Speaker 11: Ask you, I mean I was gonna have.
Speaker 3: Answer, no answer, please, no right now.
Speaker 7: My favorite gummy is a two point five milligram gummy
with ten milligrams CBD.
Speaker 12: I have a high tolerance.
Speaker 7: I smoke every day and I honestly the microdose just
keeps me normal.
Speaker 3: So what what is this CBD in there?
Speaker 7: So it's a body more above body relaxant calming, just
kind of mels you out. She just kind of gives
you a little bit more like takes away my anxiety.
I recommend it to everybody, and it literally just makes
me a normal human.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that sounds like one makes tolerable.
Speaker 13: I don't know what.
Speaker 12: I didn't take it yet.
Speaker 3: Do you take it once a day?
Speaker 7: I usually I take it whenever time I have a
panic attack or anxiety, I'll take I'll take a full one.
Otherwise I'll do like tuba day if I need it.
But it's honestly like an anti anxiety, like just like again.
Speaker 3: Just really and it's two point five.
Speaker 12: Plaint five around super low and what's.
Speaker 3: The CBD ten And that is more one that like
I've used CBD bombs and things that I would rub
on my it just.
Speaker 7: It relaxes your body and it just makes your mind
even gel.
Speaker 10: So just to pipe in from the medical stamp, yeah,
please do. PbD is an anti inflammatory cannabinoid, and pain
cause is caused by inflammation anxiety. You get inflammation when
you have anxiety panic attacks, So the CBD calms that
inflammation down.
Speaker 3: Say that again, you you get inflammation when you have
panic attacks.
Speaker 10: Yeah, because everything's everything's getting tight.
Speaker 3: Just yeah, okay, and so this kind of the c
helps alleviate that, right. And then so a lot of
times people prescribe things like a fluoxetine, which I think
is prozac, right, yes, and so you get like twenty
forty sixty milligrands whatever that is. Would this be something
that could replace that because there are many people who
say something like that is addictive and not good for you.
And I don't know, so we can't.
Speaker 11: Really, you can't on that.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry. I certainly don't want to put you in
a place like that. But it sounds like it could
be possible something to try, right, It.
Speaker 11: Could be possible.
Speaker 10: It all depends on the person, because everybody's chemistry is different. Now,
for me, I'll admit it, I was on anxiety pills. Yeah,
I don't need them anymore, you don't, No, I was
on ambient insomnia. I had insomnia since I was in
my early teens. I was on ambient for almost twenty years.
Speaker 3: Did you ever have one of the those like we
hear about these ambient dreams and these wild things that
people like they wake up all of a sudden, they're
floating in their pool naked.
Speaker 12: Is the way she is tiger Woods.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Tiger Woods. Wood's got like pulled over. They asked her,
what do you know what state? You're in, California now
in Florida.
Speaker 2: It's not ambient.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it's ambient is very bad. It's don't get me wrong,
it's great, but it's very bad, addictive, and you do
build up a tolerance to it.
Speaker 3: So then you need more.
Speaker 11: You do need more, which is very not good. Whatsoever.
Speaker 10: I mean I did things on ambien, like I would
cook meals and not realize that I actually in I
got in my car and drove to the store to
get ice cream. You don't realize what you're doing.
Speaker 6: Are going back medical side? Are doctors recommending different things now?
I mean it was always kind of.
Speaker 10: I know the doctor that I previously had, he totally okay,
get off all your meds and increase your THHD consumption.
Speaker 13: People.
Speaker 12: Actually, the doctors actually are referring people to us.
Speaker 3: They are Yeah, that's yeah. I like it. It's interesting
to see this because I said to you, and not
to repeat myself when the last time we round, but
I've never seen like, well, what's the biggest change in
your lifetime? And I answered something that people would go
your fucking nuts. The legalization of marijuana. To me, it
has been a full circle. Yes, the technology, everybody's gonna
say that that's true, But I've never seen something that
was so vilified get to be so accepted right and
and medically so or health wise or health alternative or whatever.
I had never seen anything like.
Speaker 10: That, you know, I mean now you you know, we
all know, serge, Yes, yes, yeah.
Speaker 11: The VA actually.
Speaker 10: Recommending this to their patients.
Speaker 11: We are see in an increase of veterans.
Speaker 10: VA is starting to recommend this.
Speaker 2: So I have a question.
Speaker 5: So, like you know how like with like alcohol, you're
commercially so I always drink responsibly at the end, Like
when you when people come in for like that type
of help, what do you tell them as far as
like what to expect and what they can what they
could do or what they can't do it while using
this stuff.
Speaker 7: I mean, I let them know that you can't fly
with it, you can't drive with it, do it outside
of your home outside, But I mean we just recommend
kind of the same. It's literally the same rules as
drinking alcohol. Don't drive, don't smoke, don't like just be
in a park around children, like just be in your
home and like outside in the backyard. Okay, Like it's
literally the same rules.
Speaker 2: Like if you're going to take it like you got
to you're in for the night, you get just.
Speaker 12: You can't drive after, you can't drive dirt.
Speaker 3: Well, we see the increase because we're social animals, right,
and we say that about drinking and things. But there
are ours. Will there be smoke shops where people can
hang out, almost like in Amsterdam or something I've never been.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, so they're not legal yet.
Speaker 3: Okay, New York.
Speaker 12: Can't make alcohol bars and.
Speaker 10: Right they're hoping at some point the o c M
will make it where we can have a consumption lounge
with the store or off the store something.
Speaker 11: That is not yet legal. But that is the hopes.
Speaker 2: The drinking around little kids, I like to a little kids, you.
Speaker 11: Do you I remember you beer?
Speaker 3: Or like I remember a neighbor getting my little brother drunk.
He was a toddler and he kept letting him sip
his you know.
Speaker 7: I think the biggest thing is, though, is that kids
can't smell your beer and get drunk off of it,
but they can smell your secondhand flower.
Speaker 3: Go to sleep for a little while everybody.
Speaker 6: It easier for them, but makes my high so much
better because everybody wins then.
Speaker 11: Better than dosing them with Donna drill.
Speaker 7: I honestly, come on, Marijuana grows in the ground.
Speaker 11: It's like a vegetable.
Speaker 3: Could you ever see like having a little uh subsidiary
Like I'll use you as an example, but an MJ
dispensary offs you in a bar where people I don't.
Speaker 11: Think they'll mix alcohol marijuana.
Speaker 3: Well what about like marijuana drinks? Can they keep marijuana
drinks at bars?
Speaker 7: You know, the water the same thing, they will mix it.
They won't have and alcohol combined. Because if you because
people you go to the bar and you I used
to work at a bar, okay, and you would get like, oh,
like I want to truly and then a shot of
vodka okay, So people get like a t drink and
put vodka in it. It's like now crossing territory that
we're unasure of.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'll ask you directly if you.
Speaker 4: As a podcast, we'll test that for the state.
Speaker 12: Though yes, I don't we're in a bar anymore. So
I don't care if you could.
Speaker 3: Change one public misconception about cannabis, not just medically, but
emotionally or spiritually, what would it be?
Speaker 13: Then?
Speaker 7: I think it's way safer because so me personally, I
have a ton of different array of illnesses. I have
a ton of different anxiety and mental problems. I use
it because there are certain is.
Speaker 3: That on your dating profile.
Speaker 13: I don't know.
Speaker 12: I'm on my I'm on my second marriage.
Speaker 3: So yes, just listening, I'm here, you go.
Speaker 2: I have a ton of like I.
Speaker 12: Have, Like I just anxiety alone.
Speaker 7: I have like certain strains that I use and they work,
that work, and again I won't take anything, and like
just people don't understand that. It's like it can be
a healthier option and not work for you, just like
any other antibiotic and any other pill that you might
buy CDs. But it's definitely something that I think is
worth a try because I can dose myself in a
healthy way and I don't have.
Speaker 12: Like organal issues and damage by.
Speaker 3: You know, some of these medicines and especially I think
even asp to time, it can eat a hole stomach.
Speaker 12: So that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: I refuse to use them because of that, And that's
why this is my dosage that I can do when
I want. How I want whenever I want, and it's
not damaging me necessarily.
Speaker 3: No, I can see that, like I can understand what
you're saying.
Speaker 7: So that's what the misconception is, is that people just
think we use it just like recreationally and like I
just want to go to see a concert and.
Speaker 12: Like do bout And that's not true.
Speaker 7: It's like we actually use it all day, every day
for like a million different reasons.
Speaker 3: Yeah. See, I think in my head grown and I
grew up down by, but there is still that voice
in the back of my head where the mister Brannigan
came in fourth grade and burned weed and goes, if
you smell this in the bathrooms, you come find me.
He was probably taking big inhales and I think back.
Speaker 11: But but they made it.
Speaker 3: They made it so like it was a scary boogeyman
was coming to get you, and so you never wanted
to touch it. And I always wonder and yet alcohol Yet alcohol,
I was cocked off my ass at fourteen. I don't
know it, No, not at all, and I wish they
did because that could be awful over.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I would have never touched it.
Speaker 3: Probably probably, But it's just one of these things where
like you know, one was so readily accepted, almost glorified,
and then the other was criminalized.
Speaker 10: And it's crazy because yeah, how many fight todd murders?
Speaker 11: Anything? Do you see with.
Speaker 10: High people everybody's just getting along day?
Speaker 12: Yeah exactly.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like OJB on coke when he killed.
Speaker 12: The Yeah, let's clarify, or high.
Speaker 10: Like a group of people drinking that don't all get along, you're.
Speaker 11: Gonna end up seeing fist flying.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Right.
Speaker 10: That's why I don't understand why marijuana is a stigma
and not alcohol.
Speaker 3: It is, you're right, because someone or someone was making
money and the others they couldn't control it as much
or figure out how to do that, and they figured
out how to do it with alcohol. And it's really
got to be the only thing right and most things
in life or that way.
Speaker 5: Who is the do that introduced the anti marijuana legislation
in the early nineteen hundreds.
Speaker 2: Do you remember the guys?
Speaker 3: Nay, I don't, but I don't, yes, because they did
have it. We do have if we only had a
device that could just tell us all these look it up.
Speaker 2: Sorry, I'll look it up now, Yeah.
Speaker 7: Question you look it up, nerd.
Speaker 2: I'm Sorry, I disrupted.
Speaker 3: Sorry I wanted to ask because uh MJ, are we
allowed to say? Are you can usually? Okay? Yes? Do
we need like a little drum roll or something?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I like this. I like this boom.
Speaker 11: Coming this year before twenty five is over.
Speaker 10: We are opening up in the village of spencer Port.
Speaker 11: Oh, my manner is up at the location.
Speaker 3: Ok.
Speaker 4: It's exciting, much easier for me to get to some
trials and.
Speaker 13: Where. We did a lot to get there.
Speaker 7: Michelle and Ryan alone did a lot for us to
get there. They had to meet with the mayor. Yeah,
because they were not accepting at first.
Speaker 11: The zoning laws were so strict.
Speaker 10: Yeah, we couldn't.
Speaker 11: No one could get into the village.
Speaker 10: So the town of spencer Port opted out, but the
village opted in, but because of the zoning no one
could get in there. So it started in November last year.
Ryan started working with the board and the mayor and everything,
and January they had an open floor meeting or whatever,
and Ryan, myself and the owner of the security company
went to the meeting and we just talked about the
positives of the marijuana industry, about how much tax money
we've brought to Henrietta and how we're trying to get.
Speaker 2: That's how I find my house. I just looked for
the green cloud.
Speaker 9: There you go.
Speaker 11: You know what you live in Henrietta.
Speaker 2: I do.
Speaker 11: So we're bringing down your taxes.
Speaker 2: Yes, thank you, I appreciate it, no problem.
Speaker 12: We're raising money for the schools too, Yes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're gonna call them the Royal Blue Streak.
Speaker 14: Now.
Speaker 10: So we just went there and spoke to the board
and the people that were there, the people who live
in the village, just stating the facts and how positive
it has made Henrietta, and they said, yes, so they
change the zoning are I believe. Don't quote me on this.
I thought they told us we were going to be
the only ones that will be allowed in the village
because of the zoning laws.
Speaker 5: It's funny she mentioned henriettecause Henriette is like probably the
most diverse community, so many different racial ethnic groups.
Speaker 2: Everybody gets along. It might be the.
Speaker 12: Marijuana, everybody, I'm not.
Speaker 9: You are so goddamn funny.
Speaker 3: It's a steady role, Like when I go there, it's steady.
It's nice.
Speaker 11: We don't really have a braither.
Speaker 10: No, especially from Thursday through Sunday.
Speaker 3: Oh, yeah, I believe that.
Speaker 10: Very busy, but for some reason the beginning of the
week has been picked up lately and it's yeah.
Speaker 5: A couple of months ago, actually had to go to
the gluten free breakery and I'm like, I couldn't find
parking right, and so there's these huge test like what's up?
Speaker 2: I do it? It was like weird, like, yeah, you.
Speaker 10: Were there on April nineteenth, the day before.
Speaker 3: Easter were Yeah.
Speaker 2: I was just there to get like cookies.
Speaker 11: Even the tent.
Speaker 10: My baker was there selling non confused cookies.
Speaker 11: Oh wow, she's actually in the village of spen support too.
Speaker 3: Oh oh, look at this? Look at this?
Speaker 4: Did you I gave you this?
Speaker 6: I gave you a sample from the goodie bag they brought.
I hadn't seen this last time.
Speaker 3: Well okay, so tell us about some of these things.
The wild Side Max Pineapple orange quava.
Speaker 4: Not your not your dad's five hour energy.
Speaker 3: This is energy.
Speaker 4: No no, so those.
Speaker 7: So anybody that can't handle it edible yeah, or not
handle it level.
Speaker 12: That can't, it doesn't affect them. Those drinks.
Speaker 7: It's a capful a serving, but it is like a
five hour energy with a knockout effect. So if you
do drink it, it will.
Speaker 2: Five Yeah.
Speaker 7: Honestly, if people are like edibles do nothing to me,
the wild sides will do everything to you.
Speaker 3: Okay, how many people come into MJ with a sleep
I don't want to say sleep disorder, but sleep problem, Like, it's.
Speaker 2: Amazing, what get rid of my seap? Yeah, well, I
need us to breathe.
Speaker 12: But the gums are.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because it's a lot of times there's people falling
asleep and staying so yeah, it's like a big thing.
Speaker 12: We do have options for both too.
Speaker 7: We do have a couple of gummies that are just
like it'll knock you out the whole night, a couple
that will make you fall asleep, and a couple that
will just.
Speaker 12: Help you deep sleep. So we have all the options.
Speaker 7: And honestly, being on the front line, it's like seventy
to eighty percent of my customers really yeah.
Speaker 12: And I have older group.
Speaker 3: Interesting because I thought I was wondering if that was
the thing. I think that was one of the first
I hear people say all the time. I take it
because it helps me sleep. I've tried one of the
gummies that everybody was doing, like you can buy in
the grocery. Yeah, sorry, I got you. But the melatonin
people say it doesn't work for me.
Speaker 7: Actually, we never either, and we do have a couple
gummies that do have melatonin in them, but we do
always preference people on that because me personally, I don't
like melatonin.
Speaker 12: I don't like to take it.
Speaker 7: So why I just again, it's just like with tilotol
and ibuprofen, and I just don't like to take anything
that's like an over the counter like drug other than
like my insulin. So I always preference. We have like
two or three different gummies that do have melotonin in them,
and I always preference people on them.
Speaker 12: But majority of my.
Speaker 7: People also don't want the melotone, and I'm like, just
you know it's in there, like okay, then I don't
want that then, But majority they do it for sleep, yes,
but we have like so many that they try so
many different ones.
Speaker 5: Once upon a time, oh god, yes, when Bill and
I worked in radio, Bill always scouring the Internet and
everything for content. He's reading this magazine maybe in free
time when we still had free time, and you see
Bill sees his ad for this thing out of California
call lazy Cakes, which were Brownie's infused with melatonin.
Speaker 2: And we're on Christmas break.
Speaker 5: So when we come back, so Danny's been going to
a psychiatrist and uh and uh, you know he's uh,
we want to test out to see like he's been
acting really normal lately, which is nice.
Speaker 2: We're gonna put it to the test.
Speaker 5: We're gonna put him in a crane and raise his
heart rate and then we're gonnaive him a lazy cake
and do it again and see how it works. Lazy
cake Billy made me do it.
Speaker 3: Melatonin, Well, Danny, the things you know, you try, Yeah,
my heart rate dropped in half. It did it did
his heart rate? There was a two hundred.
Speaker 2: Beats a minute. Bill's ex wife calls up. He goes,
you're gonna kill this part in.
Speaker 3: Bed a nurse up there. We had radio.
Speaker 12: I've done it before.
Speaker 3: But I tell me about the honey th c Michelle.
The this you just kind of add to your you
cann add.
Speaker 12: It to your tea.
Speaker 10: Just take a spoon that's with it, the measuring spoon.
You can just take that. I feel like honey, Yeah,
honey toasts. However, you use regular non infused honey, use
the infused honey.
Speaker 3: That way, I could put this in my flu bomb garlic.
Speaker 5: You know what I've been doing for lately, I've been putting.
I have a bowl of berries and I put honey
on berries. It actually, yeah, with the Greek yogurt, it's tremendous.
You should try it. That's something you could try.
Speaker 3: I may have had someone I may my life get
a little, get a little toasted yesterday and asked to
stop at the grocery store to get some fruit, and Michelle,
I bought two pounds of strawberries. I opened the garbage later,
and every strawberry has this center bitten out of them,
but everything else is there. So you understand what's saying.
Speaker 2: And the little.
Speaker 3: Better off I understand. I never got a chance. I
never got a chance to get them. The person just
left the room, sat down on the couch and just
ate the strawberries.
Speaker 11: After f that, I'm there.
Speaker 12: Healthy decisions.
Speaker 3: Tell me about this camino, am right?
Speaker 2: My dad drove one of those in the seventies.
Speaker 4: That's an l This is that was and that was
the guy down the street.
Speaker 3: This lowrider.
Speaker 12: Those are good. They're a wild cherry.
Speaker 7: They are just like a social like I know it
sounds weird saying excite, which I mean maybe, so maybe.
Speaker 12: You'll get excited.
Speaker 7: But also it's just like super social. It's like low tech,
so it doesn't give you anxiety, but it's also just
like just makes you happy and laughing.
Speaker 12: Are these gummy for.
Speaker 13: You, guys?
Speaker 10: I would probably take half since your little bout with
the chocolate last time, they.
Speaker 12: Break up really easily and just call us a bit.
Speaker 2: Well it tativa.
Speaker 12: Sativa hybrids.
Speaker 7: It's not going to give you anxiety, it's not going
to chill you out, but it's going to like just make.
Speaker 12: You even keel the couch. In the couch uplift you.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's a good way to remember it in the couch.
Speaker 3: It it's like kind of really just if you're just no.
Speaker 12: Yeah, that one's not.
Speaker 2: Going to like the TV is like the one where
if you have to clean your house, I call it.
Speaker 7: Yeah if you want to go straight, Yeah, it's a
super city of O. There's gummies for that.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 7: That one didn't make me want to clean my house necessarily,
but I was just like, I want to go do
something that.
Speaker 13: Is so fun.
Speaker 11: I was giggling.
Speaker 12: Yeah, that's what I'm saying. It's just like very like
happy but.
Speaker 7: Like anxiety neighbors they break up super easy. Get how
they like they already kind of cut themselves in half
and they're like just super legit. I love that.
Speaker 2: How long does the effect last?
Speaker 12: Like, I would say like three to four hours?
Speaker 2: Okay, does it carry over the next day or no?
Speaker 12: No, no, not at all. The wild side the wildside
might carry over.
Speaker 7: But the gummies, that's gonna carry over.
Speaker 12: That's it's Saturday one. The gummies are good.
Speaker 3: There's a block party coming up at the Genesee Regional
Market that is June seventeenth. Yeah, five to eight pm.
There will be raffles, food, all kinds of things, and
there's a lot of really cool well places down Palmers
is in there, I believe. And then you've got the
blue toed Sidery. Uh and of course you guys, so
everybody will be out there kind of sampling. I would
suggest this. I mean Danny already pointed out there's great
food in the regional market. Go get a gummy, have
a gummy, work up that appetict.
Speaker 5: I mean they're there because that's get the weed.
Speaker 4: They will get donuts.
Speaker 3: No, they have fryhowfers pulled?
Speaker 11: Yeah, they Yeah, they're not open to the public anymore.
Speaker 2: Oh, but you know what is what's that cake store?
You got gluten free bakery?
Speaker 3: You got the gluten free Bakery closed.
Speaker 11: Donna Marie is still open.
Speaker 10: There's a Union Places coffee shop there.
Speaker 2: They have the coffee shop, Nathan's Soups and salads there.
Speaker 4: On the wild Side, and you go looking for the
fruit of Lauri's Natural.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, I go there from my vitamins that was
so there, that are really nice.
Speaker 2: Yeah? Is it weird yourrooking?
Speaker 3: This is it?
Speaker 2: Michelle is almost falling out of a chair.
Speaker 3: I love this. All right, we will take a moment.
You're welcome to stay. Don't feel like you have to,
uh like doubling up here.
Speaker 12: Car I don't know what it is, but.
Speaker 3: Fencery right there at the Genesee Regional Market. You go
in and it's great. The place is so well organized,
the staff is so helpful. Everything. Yeah, for real, no,
thank you, for real. Everything from things like hey, is
there something that's gonna give me a little more energy?
To is there something that's gonna help me?
Speaker 12: Statue by You might even.
Speaker 4: Be able to catch contact bus.
Speaker 3: Outside.
Speaker 5: If you call the back door, it's like the Is
this like the weed equivalent of a bomb?
Speaker 12: A wild bomb?
Speaker 5: I don't know if I can run a marathon or
watch a marathon.
Speaker 12: Oh.
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and tortured a thirty million dollar Italian bitcoin million millionaire.
So the person is worth thirty million in a posh
soho townhouse in New York City. So you're talking about
a high end neighborhood in the townhouse because I always say,
you never know what's going on around you until it's
too late, Like something happens. They reportedly took this guy
under false pretenses held him hostage for nearly three weeks.
He was beaten, shocked with wires hung from a staircase,
and forced into sex acts during wild parties involving women
allegedly recruited by a Soho boutique Madam One. Leaked video
shows him shirtless being let on a leash.
Speaker 11: Sure that wasn't a Diddy party.
Speaker 3: It sounds like it sounds like and the cryptoun Saturday,
and then escaped barefoot and bloodied when police raided this.
You go the dark side of this stuff. But what
are people doing that? Those drugs are not what you're
gonna find it.
Speaker 7: Because you're getting the street drugs that we don't know
what's mixed in.
Speaker 3: It's freaking crazy. But speaking of the Diddy trial today,
they told Diddy that he cannot He was, I guess
making eye contact with the jurors and the judge stopped.
Speaker 2: He was breathing through his mouth.
Speaker 3: What was some kind of there's he could eat?
Speaker 7: Like?
Speaker 2: He can't close his mouth.
Speaker 3: He takes there's some kind of I don't know if
he was like giving an intimidating look to jurors or whatever. Yeah,
well this is it's a freaking this is why you
need mjs. The world is fucking whacked right now. It's
absolutely whack. Like, did anybody hear this story? There's a
story locally and I someone told me about it and
I didn't get it. But a lot of times around
this time of year in elementary schools they will have
they will go to a farm and get eggs and
they'll put them in an incubator and the kids get
to watch chicks hatch, usually kindergarten, first grade, second grade,
and sometimes some ducklings. Well, apparently in one school district,
I think it was West Irondoquois, which I believe is
near water already. I think every year ducks, it's become
a tradition come up and like they hang around the
school and she lays eggs and then the baby's hatch
and the kids gets to see the babies and stuff.
What what No, no, no, this is all.
Speaker 5: Just move into the neighborhood that Syracuse.
Speaker 3: No that it did happen in Scus so they but
apparently like This wasn't in the classroom, this wasn't under
an incubator, This was I think out in the wild.
And but the ducks were near the school, and every
spring you would see new ducks and they had a
mast or something. Well, apparently one of the teachers would
buy food and feed the ducks and the ducklings. Well,
the administration said, you can't do that anymore.
Speaker 2: That's that duck food, that's fresh pan.
Speaker 3: And probably because the ducks probably were shitting everywhere.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, neighbor, what else or what.
Speaker 3: Else came along? Who knows that you got coyotes hanging
around whatever, that could happen too, So they said no more.
And now I guess the little ducklings starved to death.
Speaker 12: And the parents dark don't want to get in dark.
Speaker 2: So we're better off for a family coming in and
making dinner.
Speaker 7: It would have probably been more peaceful.
Speaker 2: Wanted to have made the news, made the news.
Speaker 3: They need somebody needs to make a gummy that can like,
let you handle the news.
Speaker 12: I just don't watch the news and gummy.
Speaker 10: New York State, light joint and Papa gummy or light
a joint and have a drink.
Speaker 11: Turn that news off.
Speaker 3: It is, I'll tell you when it's probably one of
the greatest things to do for your mental health.
Speaker 11: I want to be honest.
Speaker 10: Since COVID hit, I have not watched the news since
unless it was I'm Jay, I'm the news.
Speaker 3: Right, But I mean, but you keep up on things,
but you get to pick and choose more or less.
When you look at things, right, you can see the
headline and I go, oh, this sounds interesting. Oh no
it doesn't, but I'm informed. I don't need to.
Speaker 7: I think both me and Michelle, Michelle will call nursing
corporate kind of like I come from corporate insurance, commercial insurance,
and we both came into cannabis. And we are probably
the happiest we've ever been. Yeah, And we don't watch
the news, and we don't talk about politics at work,
and we never, like ever we like give each other
hugs at work, like it's like the most satisfying.
Speaker 12: People come in like, oh my god, can I work here?
Can I work here? Can I work here?
Speaker 11: Because we're just like.
Speaker 12: The happiest we've ever been. I've been Sickapore, people like
you're in the stone or tired. I'm like, no, I'm
just sick. But thank you what is the.
Speaker 3: What is the hiring is it? Is it difficult to
find people that? Yeah?
Speaker 12: Oh yeah it was. It was a hard process.
Speaker 11: System.
Speaker 10: No, so we don't You don't necessary have to be
super knowledgeable on cannabis. We just want them to have
a basic knowledge at least. We were looking for people
who had at least three years retail experience, because cannabis
is retail. So that's basically all we were looking for.
Speaker 11: We did put.
Speaker 10: When we were when we were hiring, I.
Speaker 12: Took a.
Speaker 3: Zone.
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Who cares Danny Yes, gamble or genius for the Steelers?
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forty two? Is this faith in greatness or a high risk,
nostalgia fueled move destined to backfire? What do you say?
Speaker 5: I think it could be both, and I'm not trying
to cop out. I think it could be both because
who else is playing quarterback right now?
Speaker 3: Mason Rudolph Well, Mason Ruoff. They called a journeyman, but
I don't.
Speaker 5: His journeyman he's played with. Like I think I thought
Mason was Originally he wasn't Pittsburgh, then he went to
Tennessee and then he came back to Pittsburgh. He played,
he started that Monday night playoff game that the Bill's played,
whether we watched it btb's against the Steelers where they
got the game got snowed into Monday.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, like Mason Rudolph started that game. He's a thoroughly
mediocre quarterback. But I mean, Rodgers is the better choice.
But like, it doesn't mean the Steelers are going to
be a playoff team. It just means they're going to
be better than they would be without or with Mason Rudolph.
But I don't I mean, I think Rogers is done.
Speaker 6: Getting Aaron Rodgers at this point is like banging that
hot chick from high school when you're forty and she's.
Speaker 4: Got four kids. That's where he's at right now.
Speaker 2: I have to concur with my colleague.
Speaker 5: It's like when Rick Flair at Holkogan finally rustled a
WCWS ten years past their primes. Yeah, right, that's that's
Aaron Rodgers. But he's got McAfee as his cheerleader.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's like, uh, I can't tell if this is
a comeback story of midlife crisis for for Aaron Rodgers.
Speaker 5: I wrote the Times of Wayne County this week, I said,
we don't I go. Aaron Rodgers isn't the problem. America
has an Aaron Rodgers problem. We give this guy way
too much attention, way too much credit, and he sucks
it up.
Speaker 2: He loves it.
Speaker 3: Well, you can't. Yes, attention is the big deal. I
just I as I'm watching this stuff unfold with Aaron Rodgers,
it does make you wonder when you see the matchups
and things. Was this already done and only being revealed
now because they play the Jets. Week one, the Steelers play.
Speaker 5: The Jets, and I think there was a wink wink nudge.
Speaker 3: Doesn't feel like I'm.
Speaker 12: Not planned the most part. It's like w W E wrestling.
Speaker 7: I love both of them, but like, I feel like
half of it's like stage.
Speaker 12: For the most part.
Speaker 2: I'm getting ready.
Speaker 3: On Tuesday.
Speaker 6: And I may have made a bet with our friend
Nancy from the DWI show. Yeah that whoever's got team's
got a better record, loser has to wear the other
team's jersey for Super Bowl.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, well.
Speaker 4: She's a cult fan, so that might be good.
Speaker 3: Just the the Steelers Jets line not an exciting game
on paper right now, there's a little more, a little
more interested in all.
Speaker 2: I think. I think I think they knew. I think
it was one of the worst kept secrets. They knew
that Rogers is going to go there.
Speaker 5: I think Rogers deep down wanted things to go sideways
in Minnesota. JJ McCarthy and he also, yeah, the other
thing too, because he wants to play for an offensive
minded coach. I mean, if there was any coaches in
the NFL who could resurrect Aaron Rodgers for just one year,
there's only three, maybe four guys, and Andy Reid's not
doing He's got Patrick Mahomes. Okay, who's left, Well, it's
it's Kevin O'Connell and Minnesota.
Speaker 2: He could do it.
Speaker 5: Look what he did with Sam Darnley, resurrected his career
last year. It could be a Kyle Shanahan who like
made mister irrelevant, like a sixty million dollars a year.
Speaker 2: Quarterback now, which I think still overpaying them.
Speaker 5: And then of course you got you know McVeigh in
la a lot of people thought, hey, wy, don't you
get rid of Stafford to go with Rogers. But Stafford's
been for the most part throughout pretty reliable and pretty good.
Speaker 2: He's not a problem. He's a little bit bad case.
But Rodgers is like a whole trip. In fact, I
heard that they're making Aaron Rodgers weed now called R
E L A X last. Oh maybe maybe soon soon
to be.
Speaker 3: We we play a game where we Kevin plays songs
like a hook of a song or a part of
a song, and we have to guess. You get five
points if you get the title right. You have to
write them down and we go back back after we
hear all of them. Go through it.
Speaker 12: They're like a a gap of time. I hope it's
not in the eighties.
Speaker 4: It's all over the place.
Speaker 6: You get five points if you get the title, you
get five points to get the artist, and you get
five points if you get the year.
Speaker 4: It was released.
Speaker 3: There was ten points with the year ten points. It
is ten points is in if you know not, If
you know nothing, at.
Speaker 4: Least throw a year down that you think might work.
Speaker 5: I heard, all right, eight eight songs, eight songs, yeah,
eight songs.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Let to make sure I numbered my sheet correctly.
Speaker 12: The same.
Speaker 3: That's not what we want. We're getting room.
Speaker 12: Oh no, I don't know how much room you am right,
I'm right too, but I got room.
Speaker 4: You're a second piece, then thank you?
Speaker 12: All right? That's too much, Kayla, And I like.
Speaker 13: To see to catch five a sheep born ARPI before
I'm gonna tell.
Speaker 4: No hockey on that one.
Speaker 5: I never leaved in things that I couldn't see act
if I can't feel it.
Speaker 13: But how could it be?
Speaker 11: No, no mentioned could happen to me.
Speaker 15: You then I saw you.
Speaker 2: I couldn't leave it.
Speaker 13: You took my heart.
Speaker 8: I couldn't achieve it, said to myself, what's it all bound?
Have you heard about the loads of loser beaten by
the queen of hearts every time? Have you heard about
the lords of loser?
Speaker 15: Is I loise about it?
Speaker 13: Still?
Speaker 15: Keep some dry.
Speaker 3: Little yacht rock for your summer floating on the canal
with some m J gummies or drinks or drinks drinks,
boat drinks.
Speaker 13: Roots out of water shop.
Speaker 16: Let it pass spawns cola.
Speaker 12: I don't know any of them.
Speaker 3: Deed straw mm HMMO just wants to.
Speaker 12: Tell you anywhere my words right.
Speaker 3: On pud just needs the class.
Speaker 4: Look mellow next tonight.
Speaker 12: But now I mean no, don't telephone?
Speaker 3: Oh you are.
Speaker 12: You want it?
Speaker 15: Runs?
Speaker 11: I don't even know. I'm on the crack.
Speaker 12: I would cannot take these things.
Speaker 14: Probably not them.
Speaker 12: You got one.
Speaker 2: I just found out what the song was about.
Speaker 13: Alone.
Speaker 11: This is on my playlist.
Speaker 2: It's a dirty song.
Speaker 16: Shi you MoMA's name to the water out.
Speaker 2: I know the words, so.
Speaker 12: We won't better day jobs?
Speaker 3: Right, come on and show us. This is so funny.
Speaker 12: You might need to turn this off.
Speaker 11: I can picture the movie this song was it just
get The.
Speaker 4: Next song is from a movie as well. I'll give
you ten bonus points.
Speaker 2: Can't tell me the movie, not this one.
Speaker 4: The next one.
Speaker 11: I remember the bigger, I know the moment. This one's
a house.
Speaker 13: He got a lot of fun.
Speaker 4: And that's when I'll give you ten for the movie
as well, thinking.
Speaker 12: Bet, I go home and I take.
Speaker 14: Off my clothes, turn out the light, but I burn.
Speaker 13: That is that right to you? Too many love?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Johnny, give through the park and run stop signing darkson.
Speaker 13: In the street.
Speaker 2: Ye my heart so soo many you love me.
Speaker 12: Stone, I know that one.
Speaker 4: Go back to the top.
Speaker 3: It's the Rolling Stones, the Rolling Stone.
Speaker 4: I want to say burn it up, nor.
Speaker 3: Is comeback or something. It was twenty twenty four. It's
off the new album.
Speaker 2: But it's not off the new It's not twenty twelve.
Speaker 4: It's not twenty twelve either.
Speaker 6: It's the Rolling Stone. Sparks Fly Longe nineteen ninety four.
Speaker 12: Still, I was a couple of years of hate. I
put eighty three. I wouldn't nine.
Speaker 2: I am so lost for the rest of the game,
I said eighty six. I have no idea.
Speaker 3: I said Seals and cross Off nineteen seventy three.
Speaker 10: The far I didn't know who or what, but I'd
guessed seventy eight.
Speaker 6: You can do magic from America in nineteen eighty two.
Speaker 12: WW I mean magic was in Hio.
Speaker 13: It was just magic for me.
Speaker 2: I five point yes, okay, it's awesome. Loser that one.
Speaker 12: That's a title, right, it's.
Speaker 2: The title Okay.
Speaker 3: I don't know why I it's not, but I couldn't
come up in the middle of the eg.
Speaker 2: This is a little River band.
Speaker 4: I always get l RB locked and loaded.
Speaker 3: Florder Band nineteen seventy seventy eight, nineteen seventy nine.
Speaker 12: Of course, eighty two eight.
Speaker 2: Is this Steve Perry.
Speaker 4: It is Steve Perry.
Speaker 2: Wow solo Steve Perry, so low the name meta love.
Speaker 10: Steve Perry Solar.
Speaker 3: I should two.
Speaker 6: Eighty Moore, it's foolish heart Steve hurt in nineteen eighty four, ten.
Speaker 3: Points from the year ten hot.
Speaker 12: Indeed, hold on, hold on, ruined it.
Speaker 4: I did always.
Speaker 2: I want to say this is I don't know Diamond,
but I don't think.
Speaker 4: It's It is the furthest from Meal Diamon.
Speaker 2: You can possibly get Fred Diamond.
Speaker 12: I didn't even guess.
Speaker 3: It's not Harry Shaping. I didn't write that down. It's
not I wrote Dan Folgelberg, one of my favorite songs.
No what is it?
Speaker 1: Why?
Speaker 6: I will not take these things for granted? From Toad
the wet Sprocket in nineteen ninety one.
Speaker 12: Man, I was.
Speaker 3: You should have known.
Speaker 2: Full well. Let me shall answer this one, because.
Speaker 3: She's got it.
Speaker 11: I'm not a harder sure on the year.
Speaker 2: But Madonna like a prayer, like a prayer.
Speaker 3: Oh it got both all night.
Speaker 7: I say.
Speaker 6: It is Madonna's like a prayer. A twenty pointer from Michelle.
Speaker 2: Nineteen eighty nine.
Speaker 11: Madonna, I did prayer?
Speaker 12: Does that calendar.
Speaker 3: I have like, you have to have like and a.
Speaker 13: Fine.
Speaker 2: Is this Christopher Cross?
Speaker 3: It is Christopher Cross, even the nuts I said nineteen
eighty one, even eighty four, eighty five Arthur Stein.
Speaker 11: Arthur's between the Moon and New York City.
Speaker 6: Yes, Christopher Cross from nineteen eighty one, Steve Arthur, Steve
Art that.
Speaker 12: Count, Yes, what is your count? My prayer didn't it's
like a prayer.
Speaker 3: You sang every word to it. He's still didn't know.
Speaker 2: This is just Liz Fair.
Speaker 3: It is Liz Fair.
Speaker 2: It's extraordinary.
Speaker 4: The song is extraordinary two thousand and two.
Speaker 2: And I wrote American Pie movie, but it's not American Prime.
Speaker 3: I didn't I like movies.
Speaker 2: It's extraordinary.
Speaker 6: From Listen Fair, two thousand and three, from Legally Blonde.
Speaker 12: Oh I would never get that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I would let you guys tell your score will
go back to that one too.
Speaker 12: I don't remember what was it. I got like five points, So.
Speaker 2: You get the point five for the song, five for
the artist, and then you have to deduct.
Speaker 3: Any year you were off. No, no, no, we're not
doing it anymore. Oh now we're getting too complicated yet. Okay,
so you just don't get a time.
Speaker 2: I had fifty points. There you go, I got I
think I had four thirty five.
Speaker 3: There you go. All right, I went again.
Speaker 13: Look at this.
Speaker 4: We need to check any squarecard good.
Speaker 13: I know.
Speaker 12: It's like it's like you're writing them while they're writing them.
Speaker 2: But I declare Michelle, yes, can't hang that banner up.
Speaker 4: I declare myself president.
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 2: It's twenty twenty five. It's pride both. I can declare
whatever I want.
Speaker 3: There you go, what you want. You gotta tell your story.
Speaker 4: You told me earlier.
Speaker 2: I'm a shark.
Speaker 3: I uh oh, you know why.
Speaker 10: My son in school, they gave him a form and
he had to put what he identified himself.
Speaker 11: He put a potato.
Speaker 12: I mean like, that's my feel like.
Speaker 11: My son has my person.
Speaker 2: Yes, silver tattoos. Two of the birds.
Speaker 11: I know these are my me and my brothers. This
is a mother and child kel Yes.
Speaker 10: And then he turns eighteen next year we're getting matching
death moth.
Speaker 3: Nice. The I was around children, and oh there was
uh one kid who was probably on the spectrum. No,
I know only if I pre medicated from m I
and and this kid like on the spectrum. Very rigid
has rules somebody's sitting across from another kid, in his opinion,
was not eating his lunch the right way. So he
shoves the kid's food and his yogurt ends up upside down.
Speaker 4: You're not eating right, yelling at him to be Dan BURRELLO.
Speaker 3: But the.
Speaker 2: But we love him anyway.
Speaker 3: He yeah, sorry, somebody speaking, somebody.
Speaker 4: I listened for a week and a half. I've been around,
and yeah, Daddy was mean.
Speaker 3: Daddy wasn't mean.
Speaker 2: Ladies was very enjoyable. It's always fun.
Speaker 3: It's always fun.
Speaker 13: All day.
Speaker 3: Yeah, why is she getting intense?
Speaker 10: No, she's just like this all day long.
Speaker 3: Would you believe I'm hr Oh God, you're the greatest,
hr ever, the greatest.
Speaker 5: You boys have to fill out who they identify as
or what they identify as.
Speaker 3: When they do yeah whatever whatever you need identify.
Speaker 11: My son is awesome.
Speaker 3: Was how old is he?
Speaker 11: He just turned seventeen and this was like two years ago.
Speaker 10: Oh so yeah, yeah, my son's got my personal Yeah.
Speaker 13: I mean like he just met.
Speaker 11: In Canada to comic.
Speaker 3: Really, ye Chong was just up there last weekend. How
old are they? I thought they were eight eighties. Yeah,
they're throwing a dock, aren't they I think they're doing
another Cheach and Chong movie, like one last movie.
Speaker 11: It's called Still Smoking.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they have a vodka that the bottle turns into
a bong.
Speaker 3: Oh no ship. Oh that's crazy.
Speaker 11: Look at that kid.
Speaker 5: Well, for a while Tommy was looking for a new
cheach like the nineties because like like Cheech Marion like
decided to go he went straight.
Speaker 2: Yeah straight, yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Well he was on Miami Vice.
Speaker 2: He was on Miami Vice, he was on the he
was on the Golden Palace. I don't know, the Golden
Girls spin off. Oh they had And then he was
on what was that one show at CBS. It was
a cop show.
Speaker 3: Oh, yeah, that's the one I'm thinking of.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he wasn't on Miami Vice.
Speaker 3: That's the one I'm thinking of.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's where and Don Johnson was Dash Bridges.
Speaker 3: Okay, that's why I atom, Oh, look at this.
Speaker 6: Well, lots of cannabis shops and I was surprised at
the number of cannabis shops.
Speaker 4: I saw Niagara Falls attached the subway.
Speaker 3: Really yeah, that was when we went brilliant marketing.
Speaker 11: Were you that comic Con?
Speaker 4: Now we had a hockey tournament.
Speaker 3: Okay, the Uh was expensive. I've been meaning to tell
Danny this. Danny was a fan of The Golden Girls.
Speaker 2: Watched the last night. Hulu has all the shows every season.
I went, they have both. They don't have all.
Speaker 5: Okay, apparently there's some musical issues, because I've still been
waiting for the one with Dorothy and where Dorothy tries
out for jeopardy and she has a dream where she
and Rose and like one of the neighbors from Empty Nests,
the cop we're on and they couldn't get final Jeopardy right,
So the final jeopardy question was buried in grants too
good luck.
Speaker 2: So they're all so they're all writing and they go
to they go to Rose and they go Rose, would
you right? Who is Carrie Grat?
Speaker 11: That is correct?
Speaker 5: Dorothy's like losing her bye because he's like, how would
you wage your Rose?
Speaker 2: No money? She's pointing her head like way to play it, Rose?
Speaker 13: All right?
Speaker 5: The other guy drops a stick figure and then Dorothy
starts arguing with Trebette that now it's it's you Littley's
ask Grat president.
Speaker 2: No, sorry, Dorothy, that's not the answer.
Speaker 3: That's so funny. Well, I I watched one episode. I
went into season one and it went like three or
four deep, and I gotta tell you, the show is
written where it sort of held up. It was the
same theme as today because some smooth doctor comes in
and starts dating b Arthur, but then he tries to
put a move on uh Blanche, and Blanche tells uh Dorothy,
and Dorothy's telling her that you were just trying to,
you know.
Speaker 2: Cock block me basically you make me feel whatever it was.
Speaker 3: And then after a while they find out that the
guy was making a pass and but it held up
and it was good. I'm like wow, because how many
sitcoms and sitcoms are are tough because you got to
get either punchy and whatever, but some of them sucked.
Outside of Seinfeld, maybe Friends, you go, what really stands
the test? Time I go that show, maybe it does.
Speaker 5: Eighty three, eighty four, and eighty five you had Cheers,
Cosby and Golden Girls come out and kind of revitalize sitcoms.
Then then most the growing pains came out because like
before that, like like mom, what was it with Nell Carter?
Speaker 2: Give me a break? And that's they canceled it. It
was just two seven yeah, right, Saturday night. Now Saturday
Night lineup was you know Golden Girls, you'd watch like
because generation.
Speaker 5: No, the reason this generation, our generation appreciates the Golden
Girls is because of Saturday nights when our parents shipped
us off to our grandparents so they could go out.
Speaker 2: Guess what, we would watch The Golden Girls like we
got those dirty jokes. Grandma would laugh at him. We
don't all that's got to be funny. I don't get it.
But it's got to be funny and you're old, like,
oh okay, now I get the joke. Yeah.
Speaker 5: They had trussed all kinds of They addressed all kinds
of issues on that show. They addressed aids, they addressed
heart attacks, they addressed like not taking care of yourself addiction.
Speaker 2: I mean, but they did it in their all little
fluffy way where we will resolve it in twenty two minutes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, only did'll get it figured out? They did? All right,
we will close it out. MJ Dispensary right there on
Jefferson Road and Henrietta in the regional market. Get over there.
June seventeenth is the big block party, So come out
for the block party. Hang around.
Speaker 7: We gotta July tenth, come out as well to have
a smaller, smaller, little event that come out for both.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it's National Oil Day. Turn it around, spells oil okay,
like the dabs.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah yeah.
Speaker 11: From twelve to four.
Speaker 10: I believe we're having us just a small venue with
a couple of our vendors that sell the the vapes
and Dabs'll cut it.
Speaker 4: Up and go to slurpe Dan seven it after.
Speaker 3: There you go, Wow, great way to spend it. There
you go, that's the weekend right there. Do you want
to do you want to give me like because you
always say, Ahorah, do you want to give you anything?
For seven to eleven much? We'll see would you like it?
You come back? Well, I didn't take once for Kevin.
For damn Marillos didn't know what to do. No, it's
got the fucking banner for the game, he said, all
we gave it to Michelle just this time.
Speaker 2: But you know this is a meritocracy.
Speaker 3: Yes, it's my damn game.
Speaker 2: So the case a marijuana tocracy.
Speaker 3: I Bill Moran will see you tomorrow.
Speaker 4: It's California, baby things and got worse. He is a
land up opportunity for me. Is just a curse of kill.
Speaker 3: That judging make us
Speaker 7: Feel I don't have to win