Welcome to Cannabis School. I'm your host, Jesse Angeles.
And I'm Brandon Elder, and we're here to talk to you about
everything pertaining to cannabis from bait flower
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Yeah. And and this.
Week. Yeah, one-on-one.
It's. Quite an interesting discussion,
because we've been talking about it.
Often, yeah. And I mean, I know that we are,
we meet in the middle on a lot of these things and then we meet
completely on the different sides, which is I think is
great. You know, having that open
dialogue means a lot, especially when it comes to cannabis.
I think one of the hardest, I think the most difficult when
you read on any kind of open question, like how, when did you
get into cannabis? Yeah, you'll read people saying
like, you know, 21/26/18. Well, when did you me very first
time got into cannabis? I was 20 years old.
Okay. I was 18, but that that is very
common question of like when do you start using cannabis or when
do you feel it's okay to start using cannabis or maybe not even
for you but for all of us parents.
When is it okay for your kids to use cannabis?
Because we had this discussion. It's so many of those parents
you grow up and it's like, hey, you go to that friend's house
because their parents want you to drink there instead of
somewhere else because they would rather happy be that.
And I've I've never really felt like I was that parent.
That's not really how I feel about it.
My stance with alcohol, but like we discussed, alcohol is a.
Regulated substance, yeah. Cannabis is a whole nother
market where we get things laced with fentanyl or vitamin E and
people are getting hospitalized or or dying.
Like it's things that are not clean black market products that
maybe your kids are getting. Yeah, it's like recently my son,
he he had come to me and he says, yeah, this friend of mine
at school, he hasn't shown up and the cops have been going
around talking to all of us. And I was like, what that was
going on. He's like, well, he was a dealer
and I'm like, what do you mean a dealer?
He's like, well, he he sold pills and he sold mushrooms and
he sold weed. And I was like okay.
And I said, have you ever taken any with him?
He goes, well, he's asked me, but I never did.
And I'm like, you know, you really need to be careful with
that. Because out there now, there are
so many of the different black market products, carts with
either too much vitamin E oil in there or whatever else they're
putting into it. But they're also lacing this
shit with fentanyl. And who knows what?
Yeah, who knows what? Because they're just trying to
sell shit to you and you don't know what's being cut with now.
I know for a lot of us that use flour, it's kind of a nobrainer.
You, you know when shit's been messed with, Yeah.
The experience is way different and you're like, yeah, but you
can also see a difference in that one.
You can almost smell a difference in but when it's in a
cart or it's in an edible which is fastest growing way to be
able to consume cannabis where you and I both are just like
whoa, you know if if you've been doing this for a while okay like
which is really hard for a lot of people to wrap their heads
around they think. Oh, if I even die, Market flower
sometimes get sprayed with distillate to increase their
potency. Yeah, then they're going, hey,
I've got this really high potency stuff.
Now you're just getting anxiety. Like to this person.
Yeah, straight to HC is not a good idea.
And it's not really the real plant flower because then you're
introducing that and is that foreign, is the distillate in
that form even clean and pure, is that also have something in
there? And so it's just this, there's
no regulation for that. And so it's a different thing.
But like have you come to a stance on how where you feel on
that yet? Like when you feel is it okay to
give your kid or provide them with a cleaner product because
you know it's not laced with it. If they are, yeah.
I mean that's it's actually we we've kind of danced around it
and that's definitely that's what the title that's what we're
talking about today is being able to talk to your kids, not
just about cannabis by teaching about it.
Because I teach my kids about it in a in a in a very, very direct
way, very simplistic way. And I asked them to come talk to
me when they have questions about it.
I asked my little daughter who is 11, and I said, do you think
it's weird I was in the backyard, I don't smoke my
house, but well, I don't smoke flour in my house, I should say.
But I asked her, is it, is it, is it hard for you to that I
smoke cannabis? And she said no, I think it's
totally fine. She's like, it's just a little
weird because people say that smoking is bad, but my dad
smokes cannabis. But my dad, he's not a bad
person and he's really loving and he helps a lot of people and
he works really hard. So I don't see a problem with
it, which is great to hear that from a young mind.
And then I've got my older son, who, the way he comes to ask me,
he's like, hey dad, can I have some saying it?
Twix, bro? Yeah, right.
That's the way he comes. At me up a piece of that.
Yeah, exactly. Is it candy?
No. And and we talk about it all the
time on the show. It's about intent.
It's what are you using it for? And it will absolutely elevate
you, which I think about that. I'm like, well, could it help
him with certain things, right? It works with me with my ADHD
and in our state, you know, kids can get medical cards with
certain circumstances. With approval of parents and
medical professional, Yeah. And that might be an instance
where that would be. But how do you, you know, do you
test that? Do you, are you a parent with
kids? Have you tested that?
We would love to get your guys's thoughts as well if you want to
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message on social media. I think there's even a voice
message thing on the show page that you can send, yeah.
And even on Spotify you can, yeah.
So we would love to hear from you guys, just your thoughts on
it, if you guys are parents, if you've ever thought about that
or you know what your perspective is on it.
Yeah, cuz you know what you'd asked me?
Have you had that conversation? Have you had that consideration?
Or have you landed on like where you feel you you lie at this
moment because that it's a tough, really tough place to be?
Well, I mean there's the legal side.
You know, I I wouldn't give my kid alcohol.
This is a mind altering substance.
But at the same time, I know what it's not and I know what
it's capable of. But again, that comes back to
intent. And he's a teenager and his
ideas are all about self. What do I get?
What do I get to do? And it's not anything wrong.
It's just kind of teenagers. They're kind of coming into
understanding who they are as an individual.
And so I'm like, you know, part of me is like, yeah, I'd love
for him to be able to feel more relaxed, but then I'm like, from
what? Because his life is pretty
chill. And I what it ultimately came
down to was I just sat him down because he kept asking me, hey,
can I, can I have one of those gummies?
Hey, let me let me have a hit off that pen.
I'm like, do you even know how to smoke?
He's like, yeah, you just. I'm like, no, I was like, look
I'm not I'm not going to teach you that.
I said, but let's talk about it. Say, and I talked about intent
of course. And I'm not going to reiterate
over that we've already gone over that many times on the
show. But I went into like, here's why
you should avoid work smoking with any of your friends.
One is you don't know where it's coming from.
And if you don't know where it's coming from, I'm going to ask
you the same thing. Would you pick, Would you pick
up food that was dropped on the sidewalk?
You don't know where it came from.
You don't know who was eating it, let alone what's in it.
Now would you pick up that slice of pizza off the sidewalk
mid-july? Going well?
It's warm. Maybe Mad Max time?
Right. Yeah, Right.
Like, I would eat a rat. I would eat anything.
I I would even if if it came down to it, I'd kill my dog to
eat. Just just so my family had
sustenance. Totally would.
It'd be hard, yeah. But I would do it, you know, in
that moment. But we're we're in a world right
now of a lot of convenience. We live in convenience.
Yeah, it's awesome in many ways and it sucks in others.
So I told him I was like, look, if you're going to pick that up
off the ground and eat it, you know you're not going to know
where it came from. You're not going to know where
it's trusted and you don't know what it's going to do to you,
right? You imagine your shoes.
A lot of us take off our shoes when we come into a home, right?
Depending on how nice it is or whatever.
But if you think about it, if you have little kids, you're
more prone to taking your shoes off because they're walking
around on their hands and feet. Whatever shit you pulled in from
on off of your shoe is now going to go in their mouth.
Yep, I tend to think of my children like that.
I'm like okay. But that's the other part that
that is in my head that you just said.
Would you rather give him a product that's known clean and
clean? And then I.
Struggle on that's black market and potentially lays right and I
told him about that. That's really tough because like
you said, for me, I wouldn't give my kids alcohol either.
But if I knew they were using cannabis and it wasn't, wasn't
something that I knew what it was, would I want to provide
something different because they're already using it?
Or hopefully in that instance, can I educate them if I feel,
hey, maybe you're not or you know intent, hey, why is it
you're you're trying to use? What's going on?
What's going on that you're feeling the need to use this?
Well, that's what I asked him. Look, what do you need it for?
And like to pay attention? I said.
Well, that's an understandable request like, but I don't think
he understands what. Does it help him pay attention?
Because that's what I would ask is how does this, how do you see
this helping you pay attention? Well, he goes off of what I use
it for, which is typically to be able to focus and to get things
done. And so it's.
It's easy because they see that perspective of of our use and
our intent and maybe they see that and go, hey, I struggle
with focus, I struggle with this well and I think it's just the
delivery method. So I would be fine with a team
chair or with a microdose edible like discreets, right?
Yeah, they're Delta 9. Well, it's.
Mostly like it's got a lot more. It's got a lot more CBD and
other cannabinoids. It's got like 2.9 or 2.5
milligrams, Yeah. And that's that's where I'm.
I see it and I'm like, would it hurt him?
Probably not even those mints. You could try full.
I mean that's the same thing, just a full spectrum gummy or a
full spectrum tincture. Like that's I guess the same
thing as those microdose ones because it's basically the same
thing as that. Because of the personages, I
would say teacher or those, the hard pressed ones.
I find that gummies are so missed, misdosed.
Like when we were getting our medical cards, the guy behind
the front desk was over there talking to me.
But she's like, oh, these ones are, you know, tested, they can
cut it up in the exact way and they get the right dose on all
that. And that's not the way the food
works, regardless of however, that's why the gummy is a whole
piece. If it was meant to be in smaller
doses, they would have already done that.
And so when you you're supposed to consume the whole thing, you
could eat a portion of that gummy and then not not be
anything in it at all. It could be a very trace
amounts, but all of it could have sat on the bottom.
Yeah it's all collected in one section of that gummy now we
have no idea. It's so it's that's why you have
a full gummy when people cut those up and it's like 5050 if
if you're going to get the right dose but then when they're hard
pressed into those ones they it's it it's you know plus or
minus with each one. But at least it's a lot closer
to that and understanding that one not like with full THC right
flour when I give that damn. I I would like to say that I
would like to try doing that but even one time when I told him
you know what if you're in my presence, I'll do it with you.
I chickened out. I was just like I I do not want
to contribute to. I was like you know what I think
what we need to do is go every day with CBD and how that
affects you and then we'll see what happens from there.
But then at the same time for me it's there's that legal barrier
that I think about what am I doing?
What am I showing him? But at the same time, you know,
we're educators here. We're we're always talking about
this. We're we're contact creators in
the sense of we're trying to be able to put cannabis in a better
light. And yet I'm afraid to have my
son take it. And a lot of the reasons come
from who I am and what I use it for as opposed to just somebody
wanting to get high. If you're getting high to attend
to, think that you're running away from something or you're
trying to numb something, dull something, and it's not
necessarily in the fashion of, hey, this is going to help me
accomplish XY&Z. Now he could go to school, but
that's going to last him 1 1/2 classes and then what?
Then he's going to want to use more.
Well, it depends on what it is and potentially, like you said,
maybe a tincture and if you do that and it's CBD and that helps
him focus, then you know, maybe that takes away some of the
anxiety and stuff because we think about it and growing up my
life wasn't hard like in the sense.
In a sense, does that mean for other people on the outside,
look at anybody like Brandon's got a pretty good life.
Yeah, but and they would think that and they you look at it and
go, hey, you know they might not have anxiety or stress or
depression or whatever because they just why would they Their
life so easy. But yet it's, you know we don't
walk a mile or we don't, we've never walked every mile in their
shoes. We don't know what.
Every thought that's gone through their head.
Everything for everything else. So I guess same with our kids
and maybe if we can help them just introduce it in something
low like a CBD thing go let's help you use this because you're
right. I do use this for medication and
stuff and it helps me with focus or pain or stress or whatever it
is that you're using that for. Yeah, but maybe because right
now it's hey, I don't know fully how this.
Interacts with your young mind. I would prefer that we start
with like CBD. Yeah, because we know a lot more
that that doesn't have the same psychoactive effects.
So it's not going to have the same altering effects of like
the hippocampus or anything that most of the THC is the
concerning thing. And even then all of the
studies, it's all dose dependent, it's all high dose.
So if it's a micro dose, is that harmful?
Is that going to be bad? Or is it truly going to be
beneficial because it's introducing cannabinoids into
their endocannabinoid system? That's probably not perfect
anyway. Yeah, no true.
I I see that. I see that point too.
It's. That's a hard one.
Like I know. And I've seen the benefits of
that for migraines. Mine too.
Stress for all of that. But I also want to give them,
like, you know what? Cbd's great.
I mean, it's awesome for pain. It's awesome for anxiety.
Now I take it since we've been working with Sun's oil?
Yeah, Sun's Oil stuff is fantastic.
It's amazing. I use it every day, multiple
times during the day. I've got a bit of a cold right
now but you wouldn't be able to tell.
But I'm. I'm hopped up on quite a bit of
it and a little bit of day Quil, but I feel good.
I feel really good. But it it's good for those
parts. But I'll tell you what THC when
my stomach is upset, if I've got intestinal problem, which that's
what we got. I mean, if you have a nuts up
stomach, it means your intestines are upset, not your
actual stomach. Your stomach's like right over
here and then your intestines are right over here, right?
But when you have that cannabis just takes that away.
When I've had stomach bugs. When you've had stomach bugs.
Well, supposedly cannabis is one of the only things that can help
cure Crohn's, which with modern medicine is supposed to be an
incurable disease, right? I mean, it's completely
manageable. It becomes a I mean, there are
so many different things, like if I'm overly anxious or I can't
sleep, Like I don't take sleep meds, I don't take pain meds.
Typically I, you know I will if I mean, I've got a lot of real
bad injuries too. And I sometimes cannabis just
doesn't reach it at all. Just every once in a while flare
up like my ACL tear, like my shoulder.
You know, I got my lower back. Not as bad as yours, but it's
still there and it's it sucks. But with cannabis it's
manageable. Like I feel that the best
attribute, the best preworkout is cannabis.
Like I don't I don't use uppers or a bunch of other stuff.
I use this. So when I've got all these
positives right here and and I've also have this son who's on
the autism, autism spectrum, right.
So he would be considered in the older one, he'd be Asperger's,
right? Highfunctioning, knows a lot of
stuff, but at the same time he doesn't pick up on social cues.
But I know that they've done a lot of studies with cannabis and
autism and it's been beneficial. Just true.
So in those instances, it's just like any other medication, but
with way less side effects. And it is.
I mean, it's just so taboo because of what everyone's been
taught for so long. But I know there's tons of
parents out there who who like, properly dose their children for
certain things. I've read about it in tons of
places. If you guys are comfortable
sharing your story with us, we don't necessarily have to share
it on air. Well, we don't have to say a
name. I mean, there's a thing like we
as parents, we have this struggle.
Do we give them? What helps us And if we were
past all of the, you know, it's like the Old West.
The Old West was the last kind of anarchy, free reign that we
had as the United States because then after that it was a it was
a world of laws. That's what.
Dang. It's the C note, But it was a
world of laws and we've fallen into that.
So now. When we look at that, it's not
necessarily the fear of that one, it's what example.
And I was thinking about it when you were talking, if we show an
example of being productive, of being responsible, of not being
belligerent, because I find it very hard to be belligerent on
cannabis. But at the same time, it's real
easy to get into the Stony mentality, which is, that's
what. That's what the negative
connotation is with those on the outside of cannabis going, Oh
yeah, I had a brother. He smoked pot growing up.
He's an idiot. Oh yeah.
That was always like smoking cannabis was.
You're an idiot for sure. And you know what?
That didn't even have to come from the drug war.
That came from our own culture. Yeah.
Well, you think, Did you go to that family gathering of all the
cousins that we did? You were there.
Yeah, for everyone at home. I'm rocking the DAB tech trio,
which is fantastic because it's like the perfect device for
concentrates. You can do a 510 thread, you can
do this little oven with it, or you can do the like the dab
straw and just bring your little puck and do it on the go in this
fantastic Canna style bong. Yeah, that is way cool.
We were going to use this one. We'll do it another episode.
It's Dad. Do you tell it utilian?
Utilian This is an amazing dab rig.
Cool part. This is the coolest part.
This little tool here that you put your your dab on, you put
your wax on it, and then when you put it in here, kind of just
seals itself a little rubber thing.
That's magnets. Set it in there.
You don't even rub it on the side.
Which is totally different because most bangers you're
going to have to rub it in trips right down into the center of
it. From the Heat and it's super
cool. It's super unique.
Yeah, as you can see there, I love the feel of it too.
Oh yeah, it's got that texture. It's almost feels like a, I
don't know, so cool but. We'll have it on another
episode. Yeah, we'll get back to that.
But like I was saying about family gathering, like you said,
it's the mindset of what's been taught or just culture.
And so my cousin was like, making all of these jokes about
how, you know, using cannabis makes you dumb and.
Who is that Right? Oh, he's making like joke after
joke because it's just what is. So tough.
That's what was perpetuating for a very long time.
And and but it wasn't just perpetuated, it was actually
shown like, this is your brain on drugs.
This is your brain on marijuana. I'm talking about the people I
knew in high school. Those guys were idiots.
I didn't know anyone in high school who smoked weed.
Well, yeah, I mean, considered. So I when I went, I went to
public schools. And Brandon's fancy he went to.
I got kicked out of my high school for not going to class
and my parents didn't want me to go to the troubled kids school,
so I got sent to a private school.
Yeah, and I mean an LDS based private school, So our religious
one it was. Yeah, I don't think I would
have. I would.
I don't think I would have stayed with the religion after
that, which is interesting because now I do not follow any
no absolutely slightest. Yeah, but that's the thing.
It's it's kind of funny. I mean, you think like, oh,
that's gonna really help you that this, like, probably
absolutely pushed you away. And I was the only one out of my
family to go there and I was the very first one to leave.
Yep. Yep.
No, I mean that's that's funny. No, but going back today said
that. It it also what makes it really
funny now is that that comment made by you know our cousin he
it's not his fault, but at the same time it is his fault
because it's so prevalent in the world today.
And again, that's some of the reasons why when we had talked
about this, you know, starting this up and and being involved
in cannabis before we started this, it's we wanted to get rid
of that culture. Because that hurts us more than
anything else, and I think that still sticks in my head.
It's not that I'm contributing to that.
One is that I don't want to contribute to that type of
mindset, yes, and to that type of perception that is coming off
and going, hey, I'm a Stoner. Yeah, but there's nothing wrong
with being a Stoner. There's not.
But it's just intent. It's the connotation that is
like, around it of like, stoners are bad people, right?
They're not, dude. It's like every time we've got,
you know, when the times we've gotten people together here and
we're all smoking, it's awesome. Oh, it's amazing.
Great conversations, A lot of laughter.
A lot of love. Love always.
It's so cool, right? And then you switch that.
And have a bunch of booze. There's wild, stupid shit going
on. Random people hooking up
Someone's boobs are out. Yeah, who knows and.
Worse than that, when people are doing dumb shit and getting
themselves hurt, you don't see that with cannabis.
And that's what I love about it. But then what is always
associated with it? Well, it's a gateway drug.
I think that's horseshit. And people constantly being able
to say it's a gateway drug. The first thing I asked them is.
Oh, so you've used cannabis? Yep, right.
And they go, well, not me. And I'm like, oh, OK, so you're
an expert? Because I'm like, actually, I
feel like white coats is a gateway drug to more
prescription drugs and more prescription drugs and more
prescription drugs. Well then you go from
prescription drugs. That's why you go to hard drugs,
because prescription drugs are so fucking expensive.
So then it's okay. So you tell me which is worse,
the cannabis that I use and function and.
Or the synthetic heroin that you allow to be PF2.
But how many people who take actual pills are like, I'm in a
fog. I'm not there.
I'm like legit just gone. Yeah, and that's I think that's
the part too, that really weighs on me as a parent and and I'm
sure it weighs on you too, because it's always that.
I would love to be able to just give my kids cannabis without
worrying about what the perception is for them, not
necessarily for me because, for example, this is a funny story
and these all has to do with perception.
When my son, my oldest son, Max, he's 16 now when he was three or
four, he was in preschool and I was playing a video game on
PlayStation 3 called Uncharted. You played that one, right?
Yeah, and. Do you remember the publication
company? What their name is?
Naughty Dog. Right.
So Naughty Dog, my son doesn't know what I'm playing, but he
asked me what did that say on the on the screen because it has
a paw print and I said that's Naughty Dog.
He says is this hard? I said it's very hard for kids.
It's very hard. And he goes 00 Ki take him to
preschool one day and he asks me right in front of the teacher,
Hey dad, is your Naughty Dog hard?
It's still an outgoing joke with me and my wife, but.
In front of that woman, what's the perception?
Yeah, some whole. You dirty mother, right?
What are you talking about? In front of your kid?
Yeah. What are you doing in front of
your kid? Like, what sort of piece of shit
are you? Right.
And you're like now. All of a sudden, they're calling
Chris Hansen to bust me. And we've got to.
Recordings of you saying that you're done.
Naughty Dog was hard like bullshit like that.
And so that is in my head when talking to my son.
If the perception of me giving him cannabis is it, it's not
that I'm giving him something illegal.
What I'm giving him is an opportunity for him to be able
to question me on what's okay and what's not okay.
Well, you've let me do this before, Dad, so why wouldn't you
let me do this? And so I think that's where it
stops me is his level of maturity is what keeps me from
wanting him to be able to experience that.
I know plenty of people who said I've been smoking pot since I
was 8 years old. One Where the fuck were your
parents, Right? I wouldn't let my 8 year old do
my little phoenix. One year older.
Nope. Yeah.
I can't even imagine. Even out here, she's 11.
Like, no. Nope.
Hard pass. Haley's 14.
He's like no. Yeah, I see that where it goes,
it's the level of maturity that I think is there.
And and the hard discussion is like, OK, so let's let's put
into hypothetical. I catch him using cannabis.
Yeah, you catch Haley using cannabis.
So Haley, what would you do? It'd be difficult, but at the
same time I would ask her where she got it.
Yeah, not to bust the person, but more for quality control of
like, do you know what this is like?
And this? It's the same thing.
So Addy's got ADHD, she struggles focusing.
We go on rides sometimes and then I worry when she's not
paying attention because I see that she is like wobbly or
something. And my first thought is she's
going to eat shit and she's going to get really hurt, and I
don't want her to get hurt. And so in that thing, I think
it's the exact same thing of looking at it and going, I don't
want you getting hurt. Yeah, What is in that like?
Because that's the parental thing in me of like, I want to
protect my kid. I want to keep them safe.
Well, I I think about the times where I've taken too much and I
didn't know my level. I didn't know where I couldn't
go, but no kid is ever taught that either.
No. And that's OK.
So this is a really funny story too.
You remember that guy I told you about who caught his kid with
carts? So the guy's an ex cop from
Seattle, right? We grew up together, but he was
out there. Being Seattle cop is no joke for
all those Seattle people out there.
Like, you know, you may hate the cops, but that's no joke.
It's a very stressful thing. It it ruined this man.
He has severe PTSD to this day and just because of the
interactions have I I'm. I don't know if you know Seattle
cops. Just like, you know I don't know
what that is. But my life's been pretty easy.
But he's had a lot of traumatic things happen that he's been
able to see, and it got to a point where it broke him.
And so he didn't. I mean, he we grew up together.
We drank together. But cannabis wasn't a big thing
in my town growing up. There was a few people that did
it, but those guys were perpetual idiots.
Yeah, they're just hardcore stuff, man.
This does the plant, man. It's for you.
It's from God and like, fuck, shut up, right?
It was so annoying. But this guy he.
He he said, you know, he's telling me and he he acts like,
he's like an old cowboy. He's like, yeah, I cut my son
with the some of that marijuana going out there and all I'm
thinking is like, why are you talking like an old person?
Yeah, we're the same age. What the fuck?
So I was like, all right, cool. And he goes, yeah, he's like, I
caught him with, you know, some of those, those those vape
cartridges. And I'm like, Oh yeah, how many?
The three of them, how big were they?
He gives me a measurement of a gram cart and I'm like okay, so
he's like 3 grams of. So he's like, I I found them and
I put them on the table in front of us.
And I said, son, what are these? He, my son was scared.
And he said, you know, Dad, they're these.
And he goes, okay, I'm going to teach you a lesson and I'm going
to think of please don't, please don't be.
That person who caught their kid with a pack of smoke says You're
going to smoke these all. So it'll break him of it, right?
All I'm thinking is like, oh, cool, you're going to put your
kid in an induced panic attack by doing that.
So he's like, you know what I did?
And I'm like, here comes I smoked all three of those right
in front of him at the one session.
And I'm thinking, Oh my gosh, what?
You're nuts, bro. Yeah.
Like, I would never do that. No.
And he smoked on like, what we doing.
He's like, I was drooling. I was throwing up.
I was hallucinating. And I'm like, you serious?
He goes, yeah. And I talked to his wife and
she's like, yeah, he did that. Like, that's nuts.
But that's the thing. You don't want to let your kid
go through that. Like your kids not going to
know. Like, you know, and I don't want
my kid going around like, you know, this guy's over there
hitting a pen outside of class and he's like, hey dude, don't
let it go to blinker because it's going to mess up your oil
or going, hey, how many times have you hit that?
Well, that's about this much of A dose.
You probably don't want to go too much further, no?
It's like trying to tell Phoenix, like, only have one
cookie. Yeah, right.
He's like, it's not going to. All right.
Well, as soon as you turn the back, I'm gonna eat five.
I don't know. Let us know your guys's
thoughts. Yeah, it's it's a hard topic,
but definitely let us know. Very curious.
Yeah, it's it's crazy. I know.
All right, all right. Catch y'all next week.
Take care.