Jamaica Project, Outdoor Growing, and the Jamaican Cannabis Revolution

0:04BubblemanWell, welcome to Bubble Man's World, everybody. I think I've got this thing going. Let us see. We'll head over to the YouTube channel real quick and see if it's working over there. Welcome to Hash Church, Episode 2, by the way. Really excited to have you guys here, if there is even anyone here. This is happening right now. Let's see where we're at.

0:32BubblemanLet's see where we're at.

0:37BubblemanI didn't lose you all.

0:42BubblemanI didn't lose you all.

0:55BubblemanOkay. I think I'm going to have to copy this real quick. Sorry that you guys are having to Watch it like this. Bummer. I had it all open on YouTube and then I went away and it disappeared. So let's just see what we can do here. Maybe we'll go to another computer. I think that's a good idea.

1:25BubblemanSo Hash Church today, nobody's in here just yet, so I'm going to take the time. To find out about upcoming events, Hash Church 2 says it's live right now. All right, there we are. See if it'll load up the chat, because that's what I'm looking for, to see if you guys are actually seeing any of this right now. And then what I'll do is I will link the chat room from in here.

1:55BubblemanI will link it to... The YouTube channel. However, right now, the YouTube channel is not opening up the chat. So, I guess I'll go to my Facebook page, if any of you guys know my Facebook page, to try and get you guys in here.

2:14BubblemanUnfortunate that it's working like this, but this is how it goes sometimes, you know? Trying to open up Windows and not happening. All right.

2:27BubblemanLet's start hash church up. Oh, all good. Johnny B says it's all good. Well, excellent. But Johnny B, we still need some of us, some of us in the video chat. I would love to get D420K. I would love to get Johnny B. So I'm going to send that link out first to D420K. It's amazing how the nervousness of trying to get everything operating fast. I'm pushing all the wrong buttons and I can't open things fast enough.

2:56BubblemanBut here we go. Hopefully we can get D420K in the house real quick. Johnny says it's all good. It would be great to see the chat. I have to admit. I would love to see the chat. All right. John's sending me stuff. All good. 32 following. We're chatting. Excellent. Well, welcome everyone. This is, I think we should start it with a bowl right off the bat. Sorry about my technical difficulties there.

3:24BubblemanYou know, it's probably not a bad idea for now to have just myself in the chat. And what I'll do is I will link through YouTube. Sorry, I'd love to link through YouTube, but I can't because I can't send the text to John because he's on a Samsung phone. I can send it to Darren and then I'll get Darren to try and send it to John and a few other people.

3:48BubblemanCan you send this to John? And would love to get John and Darren in here at least in my Google chat.

3:58SpeakerYou know what?

3:59BubblemanI'm just going to put it on Facebook. That way, I find it a lot easier to have people in here to talk to rather than be by myself. I probably won't be answering my texts anymore, John. You're blowing up my phone. I'm not able to turn each time. I'm going to pass that to Horatio as well. Perfect. Oh, and that's how I can pass it to Johnny B.

4:21BubblemanExcellent. Okay, Johnny B., there you are. Horatio, there you are. We passed it on to D420K.

4:32BubblemanMaybe give Matt the link if he wants to make it in. Send the link to Jibs if he wants to make it in. I think this is great. Okay. I would love to be able to read the chat, though. That's what's really downplaying me right now, guys. I want to be able to see what you guys are saying. I think that that would be pretty key. So, how's everyone doing today on Hash Sunday?

5:00BubblemanHash Church in the house. That's what I'm talking about. Got some exciting news happening. Welcome Horatio. What's up, Seth? Good to see you, bro. Long time. Yes, it has been a long time. I was thinking about you the other day. I met the owner of Eden. And I was talking about the LHO and he didn't even really know about it. And I said, listen, man, you really should get in touch with Horatio.

5:29BubblemanThis guy's a real intelligent cat. He's not going to ruin anything you have. He's only going to add it to what you have. And he was really interested in meeting you, bro.

5:38HoratioCool. I guess I got to try going downtown more often. It's this bush life that gets so cozy.

5:44BubblemanWelcome, John. Yeah, I know what you're saying, man. Bush life is cozy. I'm out here as well. And now I can see the chat. So this is great. D420K says it's not working. I've got the chat up and running. So now if people have questions for myself or Horatio or Darren or John or anyone for that matter, you can punch it up. And I agree, Stoner Montreal.

6:08BubblemanLet's get high.

6:11BubblemanWho can't see our chat in here? I can see the chat. Positive vibes. I just now am able to see it. Okay, what are you puffing on, Horatio? What strain of the day for Mr. LHO?

6:25HoratioMight reach for some Rockstar Kush, might reach for some, what is this, Tuna Bear mixed with Rockstar. It's just sugar.

6:37BubblemanFor those of you that don't know, Horatio produces an oil product, shatter, using a terpene called D-limonene. Horatio's an incredibly intelligent guy. He's definitely got high integrity, which is why he's currently in the low profit margins, but that's okay because high integrity to me is way more important than high profit, and if you stick with your passion and your high integrity, profits will come in abundance. So if you guys haven't heard about Horatio, check him out on Facebook.

7:08BubblemanLook into the limonene hash oil. And if you've got a question for him, he's in Hash Church right now. He will help answer your question. All right. I'm some fire starter. Can't figure out how to work Google Chat thing over here. I could put the Google Chat link in here, I suppose. Then we will blow up with a bunch of people. I'm going to do that later.

7:31BubblemanThat's what I'm going to do. For now, we're going to hit a puff. I've got fresh frozen Astro Boy, really beautiful stuff that I just peeled off the parchment. I've got some full melt dry sift that I just cleaned over my screens, which we'll be doing a little bit later on. I'm going to clean a little bit of dry sift for you guys on camera because that's fun, right?

7:56BubblemanD420K, you get on the video by clicking the link which I sent you to your messenger. On your messenger, I've sent you the link. There we go again. I'll send it one more time. That is the Google Hangout link that you can get into. And we got Johnny left again. Well, Johnny's back again. All right. I'm joining you for a puff. And when I say you, I'm talking to everyone.

8:23BubblemanWelcome, Sync Florida Sync. Welcome, Adam. Positive vibes. Permanently high. Hewlett Trees Maestro. I don't know how many people are in here, but welcome all of you. I'm really happy to share this wake and bake with you. I haven't puffed yet today. If you could kind of tell at the start when I was trying to figure out getting Hash Church going, I was a little bit stressed out.

8:43BubblemanLet's have a relaxing hit.

9:01BubblemanWell, let's see what Darren's doing here. We better send him another link. It's not working for him.

9:10BubblemanLet's see what we can do for Darren. I won't be able to do too much more sort of whatever you call it, troubleshooting, because I want to get into Hash Church. I want to get into talking. I'd love to have my boys in chat. It would be good. Okay, here's a serious question for someone who's looking to grow outdoor personal in New Brunswick. What and where should I keep in mind for my first attempt?

9:34BubblemanAny location advice? Big do's, big don'ts. Well, that's a big loaded question. Welcome, John. I hope you're here to stay, buddy.

9:44BubblemanJohnny B? Johnny B? All right. He's not saying much, but... That's a big question. What to grow? I mean, really, I would try and figure out talking to someone in the area of New Brunswick. Anyone that's going to try and answer that question for you that doesn't live in New Brunswick may have a hard time. You're going to want to make sure that your situation is that if you're unlicensed and it's illegal, I mean, you have everyone to watch out for.

10:16BubblemanYou have to watch out for the cops. You have to watch out for the rippers. That's a lot to watch out for. You're going to want to find a spot that's not too difficult to get to, but at the same time difficult enough that people aren't going to accidentally show up to a place like that. I don't grow a ton outdoors, plus I'm licensed, so I might not be the best person to answer that question.

10:39BubblemanI wish we had some more growers in the room. We would be able to get you that question answered. D420K can't get into the chat for whatever reason. He's not able to... Make it into the video aspect of the chat. So let's see if we're going to get this up on Facebook because that's what I'm thinking.

11:08BubblemanI guess we could put the link as well. I'm not sure how well this will work. Probably because it's a live link. I don't know if you can invite people the same way. I'm very new at this. How did you get in, Horatio? Through the link that I sent you? Yeah. I wonder why it's not working for D420K. I sent him even different links and it's just not working for him.

11:32HoratioMaybe he's not logged into his Gmail.

11:35BubblemanYeah, Gmail's a bitch, isn't it?

11:37HoratioI know. I did my name swap way before because it's hard for some reason when you're in a Google chat. It keeps forcing you to be the old person. Right. I think that's why John was MedTainer and stuck.

11:50BubblemanYeah, they don't quite have Google Chat figured out yet, I think, and it's giving them a bit of problems here. Yes, like this, Darren. He clicked this video. This is what he did. And then he clicked on that. I know you don't want me to send you that link, but I'm just letting you know that's what he clicked on to get into this chat. Now I'm going to quickly, I think, put the chat link...

12:18BubblemanBecause I would have loved it if my friends could have made it in, but clearly they can't. Well, that's not going to open now. And so what I'll do is I'll put the link up in the chat right now, and that the first 10 people that want to try and get in, they can do that.

12:37BubblemanIf it comes through, if it comes through. Yeah, we're trying, Chris. There's a bit of technical difficulties. Welcome, Andrew. Yeah, you know what, if Horatio wants to talk a little bit about delimiting explanation, extraction process, he can go into that while I do my technical difficulties, if you would like to, Horatio?

13:01HoratioSure, sure. I mean, where do I start? I mean, I start with my first dab, quitting smoking, learning about lungs that are finally free to breathe, illusion free for the first time, so it's kind of the first, for tobacco, the same Plant, pizza box situation, tobacco being at the box, the nicotine being what I'm after. And when I made that switch and my lungs cleared up, I got to try BHO.

13:30HoratioYou know, I had iron lungs, leather lungs. And what I'm saying, my wife's like, you're coughing worse, buddy. And I'm like, it's catching up. I don't understand. So I looked at everything. I looked at the bubble, looked at the ISO, looked at what gives, what's trending, and why is this BHO sweeping the nation. And We've got to some point where we could get something dabbleable.

14:19HoratioThen I became the guy in the woods that had been dabbing his own stuff for too long and it's time to come to the city and see how it feels. There's just too much YouTube and Facebook and it's not a bioassay and it's not a This feels more positive, more beneficial if I'm looking at broad speaking what methods are we going to address cannabis with when we're trying to actually heal a larger nation and I'm like I can't do it with 10 billion closed loops just yet.

14:51HoratioIs there anything else that the pharma company is going to take because they're not going to take, they're not going to take BHO as quickly and I really, what do they do with CO2 or ISO for them? What non-polar solutions do we have? What's the power of this non-polar? BHO has characteristics that non-polar seems to do, but how are we going to do it in 100 years?

15:14HoratioIt's a temporary solution for everybody. It's not a real plan wholeheartedly for mankind, so that's what I'm looking at, and that's why it's not as fast as just coming up with something, a hustle, you could say.

15:28BubblemanFor sure. And the BHO is very quick on the hustle. It's very prohibition-based. It's very easy. Grab some cans, blast some herb, get a golden honey quality oil. To the naked eye of a non-connoisseur, maybe something that is decent or worth buying. But we know from experience it's not the case. Welcome, Wayne. I muted you because you came in with a loud mic and it was... We're making Horatio echo, so you may have unmuted yourself at this point, and your mic sounds good, so...

16:02BubblemanThank you. Welcome. Thank you. Horatio's just talking a little bit about his LHO, doing extractions using terpenes, limonene terpenes. It's definitely a little bit different from the majority of ways that people are doing extractions. It's another different, interesting way to add to the quiver, and I just... I just puffed a bowl of 90 micron Astro Boy. Loving that 90 micron Astro Boy. I wonder what's happening with Medtainer, why he's coming in and out.

16:35BubblemanHe's having a hard time. You okay, Johnny B?

16:42BubblemanIt's in the comments section, guys. If you understand YouTube, under my YouTube video, there's a comment. It'll say, started on October 5th. And then it says Hash Church Sundays, my second live event. Read the whole comment, and when you get to the end of it, you'll see that there's a Google link. Now, D, it's obviously not working for you because I already sent you that exact link multiple times.

17:05BubblemanBut for the rest of you, you can go down to the bottom and figure it out. It's there.

17:11WayneLook, my people are figuring it out. You've got Quinn.

17:14BubblemanOh, boy.

17:18BubblemanKyle just... I wonder what's happening with Medtain or why he's coming in and out. He's having a hard time. You okay, Johnny B? So here's a point of advice, guys. Don't come into the room with like a radio or a loud TV. If your mic is turned on or I'll have to mute it ASAP-a-roonie. But otherwise, welcome, everyone. And there is a little bit of a delay because this is live.

17:47BubblemanI'm watching over on my other computer and there's a mile.

17:54BubblemanYou can go down to the bottom. John B is a super nice guy.

17:59SpeakerI wonder what's happening with MedTain.

18:02BubblemanMute the mics. All right.

18:15BubblemanWelcome, welcome, welcome. I'd love it if you guys could use your own mics. Because what it's doing is it's causing a feedback loop on the sound. And it probably doesn't sound that good. Now if you're like, no way, who just came in. He's got his headphones on, so he won't create that sort of echo. Oh, don't worry about it, Tyler. We're learning here all together, man. I'm totally new at this.

18:46BubblemanI'm trying to organize and keep this going pretty good, but I think it's time to make some hash.

18:55BubblemanI mean, let's be honest.

18:58SpeakerLet's be honest. So generally, apparently it is...

19:11BubblemanThose darn apple cords. They really stick, don't they? All right. So, welcome to my hash station here, gentlemen. And ladies, if there are any in the house, I highly doubt it. So, when I'm cleaning my drawers... Who do I draw with? Connor, you, you. Yes, Darren says, fuck this. Sorry, buddy. I'm sorry that you can't get into chat. That blows for sure. But I don't have time to try and figure it out for you right now.

19:47BubblemanI'm going to my shop and smash something. Fuck, I hate that Darren's upset right now. I'll smash something for you, buddy. I'll smash this bowl of dry sift.

20:01HoratioLet's smash some BHO smokers.

20:05SpeakerSmash!

20:06BubblemanNo, we never smash the BHO smokers. We educate... And then keep in mind, of course, you know, not that I'm a fan, but I guarantee you there's going to be someone out there, chemists with an incredible, you know, closed-loop system or something, that eventually produces a safe product. Now, 99.9% of people are never going to do that, so I like guys like Horatio. We're figuring out other ways that are making it cheaper.

20:34BubblemanAll right, whose mic am I doing now? Connor, if I mute your mic, please don't unmute it. Because it's the sound of the video game or whatever, your phone beeping, I just gotta turn it off. Alright, I'm slashing this one for you, Darren. Sorry that you can't get into chat. That looked like a great hit, Horatio.

21:02HoratioOh, well, I'm vaping and dabbing. I've always been a smoker, one way or another.

21:09BubblemanBut I cleaned it up. So what we've got here are two screens, a 60 micron and a 90 micron, stacked on top of one another. Now, not stacked on top of one another the way you might think they should be. You would think that the 90 should go on top and that the 60 should go underneath because 90 is bigger and 60 is smaller. However, that would be incorrect.

21:41BubblemanAnd in fact, 90 LPI is 180, whereas 60 LPI is 250 micron. So they're counterintuitive numbers. This confuses a lot of people. I'll repeat it as I have many times before. When you're shopping around for mesh, don't ask for micron numbers, which is like happening right now. People are like, I'm not going to buy those. Thank you for watching.

22:26BubblemanIs like 5 micron or something. It's super small. It's ridiculous. You would not get anything and it would cause you problems. So please try to avoid that. If you're going to go and try and make your own screens, go to a silk screener and ask for a 60 LPI or mesh count or ask for a 90 LPI or mesh count. And you know, if you are going to ask me a bazillion questions after you go get your own screens made, Just buy them off my site.

22:52BubblemanIt'll be worth the amount of questions I answer for you and our customer service and the fact that they're pretty much the same price as if you went and got them made yourself. So we love your support. I'm always here for you whether you bought them for me or not. I will still help you and answer your questions, but I will go out of my way to say if you're going to ask me a million questions anyway, it would be great if you supported our company and bought the product from us.

23:17BubblemanAnyway... When I'm dry sifting on screens like this, and how this screen trick works, because this really is a trick more than a technique, the screens are extremely large. You heard the numbers I mentioned, 250 and 180. That's a very high screen size for dry sifting, like ridiculously high. Ten years ago, if someone would have said to me, I'm using a 250 to dry sift, I would have for sure laughed at them, which teaches me that, you know, The more I learn, the less I know, so don't ever think you know anything, because you really don't.

23:50BubblemanBut what we know about this is the 250 micron, slightly above the 180, okay? I've got these things added on, my little sort of soft, plushy things that raise the screen just enough, right? You see the raise? Now, in that space, what's going to happen is this, in that technique. Sorry, Chris. I will unmute you guys eventually and we'll have a conversation, but I'm blabbing on right now.

24:21BubblemanIt's hash church. I want to see you guys smoking. When you're doing this particular trick, what's going to happen is you've got your trichomes that you're breaking off the plant matter. Now, with trichomes, there's an enormous amount of contaminant because glandular trichome heads Oh, good to see. Very good to see. Excellent. I like it. Oil slick. Looks like sift or beautiful hash. Good stuff. Thumbs up. When you're doing that, when we extract resin from the plant, what we don't understand is people want to believe that they have 25% resin on their plant, okay?

24:55BubblemanWell, what I'm saying is if you extract just the trichomes, you are still looking at potentially only 25% of gland heads on those trichomes. So whereas you take your herb and you make a bunch of sift, you know, like, oh, here's some right here. You make a bunch of this stuff, right? Single screen. It's not to be respected. You've seen pictures of it. I have it on the garage floor.

25:25BubblemanI have it on the cardboard. I have it in plastic bags. 99% heads would never go to any of those places. But when you learn how the heads can get caught up and hidden in the contaminants, I mean, I could drop a pound of keef on my carpet, and it wouldn't make me cringe at all. I would literally probably go put a new vacuum bag on, suck it all up with the vacuum, go empty the bag, and then clean the hatch the way I was going to anyway.

25:51BubblemanIt was just as bad, in my mind, before it went through the vacuum. It was just as dirty. So when you learn these processes... This particular one is a nice little trick to add into your quiver before you do a full sift of cleaning and the screening that I've shown on my channel and on different threads and magazine articles that I've done. All right. Time for a little glass of water out of the Ruhr glass.

26:17BubblemanI want to thank Martin Dizzle from Ruhr. Always up with the gifts. Gave me that probably 15 years ago. Little bubble man Ruhr glass. All right, so how this trick works is you want to take single sift, single screen sift like this, okay, and basically run it over the top of this screen gently. Now, this is what I do. If you were using herb, you could take herb and you would gently bounce the herb over here, and what happens is the heads and the stalks all fall through the top screen.

26:54BubblemanBecause of the space, the heads fall like rocks. And the stems, the capitate stalks and the systolic hairs fall more feathery. What happens is the majority of them get jammed in the big hole of the screen, and afterwards on the second screen when I lift it, you guys unfortunately won't be able to see too well, but if you were here with the naked eye, you would see literally stigma hairs, capitate stalks, and systolic hairs like a weird landscape of trees.

27:23BubblemanThey're all angled at weird angles. They've all fallen in and gotten stuck. It's very, very gentle. You have to lift that screen so gently. On the second screen, the majority of things that are caught there are probably 50% contaminant and maybe 50% head. So I basically lift up both screens simultaneously after I bounce. And I mean basically why don't we just do the tour right here. I'm going to have to cut my head off, but my head is not important right now.

27:50BubblemanSo when we're taking single sift screen, what I use this little unit for, okay, this is a 63 mesh, about 250 micron. What I use it for is to break the hash up properly. Right now it's in rocks, and that's not an ideal way for it to hit these screens. So what I'll do is I'll gently grind the rocks through the screen. These are metal screens, okay?

28:16BubblemanIt's okay to use your hand. This is a single screen, but there are tools that you can use as well, a plastic type of plunger.

28:25BubblemanWell, I don't know. Siri's talking to me over in the corner. It's like she just heard me talking and now wants to share a Wikipedia article with me. All right, so once I've broken that up, one sec, I'm going to turn that up here. Once I've broken that up, I take my brush. You guys see the brush there? And I'll brush the resin that I've broken up through the screen.

28:48BubblemanYeah, you can see that falling nicely. Now, I'm pretty OCD. I would probably do this right till the end because there's quite a bit of still hash there. Can't really see that well, but there's little chunks and stuff in there. So we'll put that back down on here. As you can see, there's piles of hash everywhere on my table here. As well as this one is completely full of multiple layers of different grades of patch that I've cleaned.

29:14BubblemanAnd then once we get to the nicer stuff, you'll end up seeing it as a much nicer color.

29:24BubblemanSo, let's see what we can do here. What we've done is we've gently sifted this. Barely anything's fallen through. So what I'll do is I'll give it one smack. All right, we can lift both of these up.

29:40SpeakerI'll probably do this right until the end.

29:45BubblemanLet me just... I can hear my voice coming through there. All right. So now what we do is we gather this pile I already had, this pile right here. All right, so... To the naked eye, this won't look like much, but what I can explain to you from a hash connoisseur's perspective is this. There are subtle colors and nuances, but with my microscope, what I've shown you before and what I wish I could show you instantly right now is that these initial piles that I've left to the side are highly contaminated, probably 50%, which is actually considered low on the contamination scale for a SIFT.

30:33BubblemanIf anyone ever gave you 50% head contaminated SIFT, You would basically be very excited about it and pretty much think it was one of the best sifts that you've ever gotten. The majority of sift is closer to 75% contaminant and some is upwards of 80 and 90%. So these particular piles that we just made now, now that's going to be in the 90% range of heads. So I personally would still take that and clean it because I'm obsessive compulsive and I feel that there's really no reason If I don't have to, if I have the ability to get something out and increase the, you know, exponentially increase the potency and the efficiency and the enjoyability of the resin, I find that it's pretty much my duty to do so.

31:24BubblemanSo, why don't we lift up the screen a little bit, pull out the mothership, and have a rip on that freshly made foam out. In the mothership email combo.

31:55WayneAh, very good, very good.

32:03BubblemanAlright, I think I'm going to try and unmute some of you guys so we can have some conversation. That was just a little quick hash experience. I haven't read the chat for a bit. I'm reading it now. Horatio will show you what he was vaping out. I think it's a hitman with a particular type of D-nail. I'm not sure if he... Oh, he's still there.

32:25HoratioYep. It's the old Infinity Domeless classic hack.

32:39BubblemanOh, no apologies necessary, Martin. Everyone that's come in has done the same thing. Hopefully we can get the mics turned down a bit so I can turn the mics up. It would be nice to be able to hear from some of you guys. All right, Tommy, perfect.

32:57BubblemanI mean, not perfect, but welcome. Now I know you were no way just yesterday. Tommy is in from Sweden, where if he is caught with cannabis... PHC Resin in his bloodstream, the molecule. Through tests, he loses his job, his license, you know, the whole nine yards, everything. So he's a frontliner. We feel for him. He's kind of like, as it's getting better in the rest of the world, it's still pretty shitty in parts of the world.

33:28BubblemanSo I always feel like the information, part of the information that guys like myself and John and D420K and Horatio and a ton of different people are trying to share is Is that it's information about this endocannabinoid system and information of the importance of, you know, with what I know now, if I lived in a country where they told me it was actually illegal for me to feed my endocannabinoid system, something that I currently believe is one of the essential building blocks of life, can keep you healthy and happy, to be able to be kept from that is almost like being kept from breathing clean air.

34:09BubblemanOr drinking clean water. Like, it seems so absurd that it could be allowed to happen for this long on our planet. I really wish I could hear from you guys. I wish the microphones weren't all so fucked. Because I know you guys have things to say, and it would be a way better conversation if you guys were saying it. Like Chris, can you hear me? Yes, I can, Quinn.

34:37BubblemanI can hear you great. Dr. How are you doing?

34:43WayneI'm doing very good. Dr. The whole concept and obviously more research needed on the endocannabinoid system, I think that's the more practical approach to On the political front is to attack it from that area. I'm in Denver, Colorado, so obviously you know what's going on here. Absolutely, at the forefront. There you go. But here's the thing, guys, and I hope I don't offend anyone, but one reason I like Marcus and what he's doing and has done is he's tried to get away from, and correct me if I'm reading you wrong, But he's tried to get away from this kind of stoner image, this slacker, the whole stereotype around cannabis, and especially in America, is that if you talk about using cannabis, of course, again, in context where I live, it's a different situation, but if you leave this bubble, And you go somewhere else, in context, if you talk about using cannabis, it's still very, there's a stigma attached to it that's going to take incredible amounts of people and knowledge and people who are articulate and don't reinforce the stereotype of getting stoned and lying on the couch, you know.

36:13WayneI appreciate that aspect more than anything. The idea of the endocannabinoid system and how important that is for our bodies to equalize and to stay healthy. I'll share something with you that is kind of interesting, I think. I've lost 50 pounds, about 22 kilos, in the last six months using this, using the good old 73 micron ice water extracted hash with bubble bags. So I just wanted to throw that out there, and I like the science approach more than the, you know, Denver's riddled with the stoner cultures.

37:00WayneIt's long here, and it's riddled with that. So I like the more scientific, more academic approach, the more intellectual approach, if you will. So I just wanted to throw that out there.

37:11BubblemanWell, I appreciate it, Quinn, and I loved everything that you said, and I love the fact that, you know, proving once again with the endocannabinoid system, when we say that it regulates a biological function, well, one of the biological functions is when we get hungry and how often we eat, and that one gets out of whack for a lot of people, and I believe that it won't only help people lose weight, but it would help people that are bulimic and people that have anorexia actually gain weight.

37:36BubblemanWe know that through the wasting syndrome that it's helped to age patients and People with cancer medications taking away the nausea. It not only takes nausea away, it can increase appetite, but it can also regulate appetite. Not a lot of people will have heard what Quinn just said. People will be like, oh, come on, I get the munchies and I eat so much. It's like, well, you actually have a different endocannabinoid system than Quinn.

37:59BubblemanHis relates to his body, and it relates to all the things that he has on point and which are things that are off point. And that's how it does its job. We're all different and that's, you know, one of the reasons the pharmaceutical companies just irk at the thought of this plant. It will replace literally 90 plus percent of all their medications because when you realize that all those medications are, they are ways for them to try and manipulate our endocannabinoid systems, which clearly they're not doing a good job on because have you read The side effects on any of those drugs lately?

38:37BubblemanAnyone? Come on, I know some of you have. Teddy, you're going to have something to say about this. Teddy's husband's been battling cancer for I don't even know how long. How long, Teddy?

38:50BubblemanYou're muted. You've got to unmute.

38:57SpeakerMike has been treating it since July 31st. Terrible. Yeah. Well, I've been dealing with cancer since 99. Oh, Mike's been dealing with cancer since 99, but treating it with cannabinoid therapy since July 31st.

39:16BubblemanSo Mike can know the difference. Mike was there in 99 when the cannabinoids weren't being the main drug induced. I'm sure he was probably taking all sorts of things.

39:27SpeakerYeah, he's taking all sorts of stuff now.

39:30BubblemanYeah, pharmaceutical drugs terrify me. I'm thankful that... That people have cannabinoids to fall back on, really, because it is the ultimate fallback, because it's the net that is always there. And it seems to... We're very lucky. Welcome, Mike. Hey, how's it going? It's going really good, man. I think I'm going to have a bowl right now to say, fuck your cancer. Cannabinoids are going to kill it.

39:57BubblemanThat's my hope. Let's all have a puff for Mike.

40:04SpeakerBring it on.

40:08BubblemanAll right. Where's Johnny B? Well, where's my joint? He can't stay online.

40:13SpeakerHe can't stay online. No, he's still having issues.

40:16BubblemanIt's so weird that John and Darren, the two people that I talk to all the time on here, cannot get in right now because I really would like to hear from them. You guys should bring them over to your house.

40:29SpeakerI think it's full right now. Yeah, I think so too. I had a hard time getting in.

40:39BubblemanOh, Johnny's in the chat though. I've got to keep reading the chat because there is a chat going in the YouTube part.

40:47BubblemanIt's good. Johnny's holding the chat down and talking to everyone there. That's wonderful. That's awesome.

40:58SpeakerSo yeah, it's nice to see...

41:01BubblemanI agree with Quinn in the sense that, you know, for me, I'm not really trying to get away from the stoner stereotype. I'm just not the stoner stereotype. I never have been. I've always been somewhat of an, I guess I used to think I was an anomaly, but really what I was an anomaly was I was an anomaly against that stereotype. I just didn't fit into it.

41:27BubblemanWhen I smoke hash, I go faster. My brain goes faster. I can be more focused. I'm able to execute ideas on a level that I just, even through my photography and through the excellence that I try to achieve is always helped and raised through cannabinoids. I always give them a ton of credit for that. They allow me to focus and they allow me to To think on a different level, and I feel literally like it's because I'm not just inhaling and smoking, but consuming it.

42:02BubblemanI believe that the consumption of cannabis and cannabinoids is probably the single most important thing that we explain when we say feed your endocannabinoid system. You're not really going to be feeding it with a bomb. I mean, maybe a little bit, you know, you can get that ocular pressure relief, you can get the inspiration through the mind. I mean, there's a good, I'll never want to stop inhaling it.

42:27BubblemanBut if we're really talking about getting serious illnesses out of our bodies, cancers, we need to consume high doses of phytocannabinoids. And essential amino acids, which produce endocannabinoids in the body, that's important. I never knew that until probably a few months ago. The endocannabinoids were produced inside the body using the building blocks of life essential amino acids, amino GLNAs and GLAs. There's eight of them. Adults require eight of these essential amino acids, and children require 11.

43:06BubblemanI believe they have three. You know much about that, Horatio?

43:09HoratioWell, I know the natural... MC will get us all that.

43:15BubblemanYes, 100%.

43:18HoratioSo essentially it's paired itself. It wants you to go to seed in one field. It wants you to keep it nice and pristine in another field and then Go to the third field to get the rope to make the pants to wear to do it all. And yeah, that's the balance. You just mentioned it. This is the other half of what I've learned. I can't just smoke or dab my way through it.

43:42HoratioBut then I'm like, well, we don't have to pull up any fish. We don't have to gut anything for oil. We just have to let some flowers go to seed and get the rest of the medicine. So it's a complete plan and it's a complete journey as humans to understand its potential.

43:59BubblemanAnd then even the planting of the crops, the vegetation re-nitrogenizes the soil in a way that most crops, it's unheard of. And then more importantly, it removes through phytoremediation poisonous alkaloids that are in the soil. It can pull out radiation.

44:21HoratioThat's the aspect that makes it a weed. And when it comes to weeds, their job is soil remediation and cleaning up this earth. It all sounds like it's in line.

44:37HoratioOne thing I did want to say about the whole subject of going faster and faster, you'll find that is a common sentiment among people who seem to smoke all day but succeed in life. I mean, I know I came down from 230 pounds, so... I'm 152 on the scale. I don't work out or anything like that. But I've just obviously with the invention of LHO been more focused.

45:02HoratioSo you could say each dab seems to bring you further to a more balanced life without having to go to the gym and get on a treadmill. My appetite is not for Mr. Noodles. It's just for healthier food. Why maybe I was high online reading too much and that's how I self-corrected my diet.

45:21BubblemanSo you lost 80 pounds?

45:23HoratioAbsolutely. My family is a blimp.

45:27BubblemanWow. You and Quinn. That's awesome, guys. Holy. I mean, come on.

45:33HoratioQuinn, don't stop. It works. And you talk about the intellect, you talk about your mind, and that's really it. When you cross over into using cannabis to actually When you get out of that stoner laziness, which is really just interdisciplinary, when you cross over and you get your discipline in check, it starts to work better for you, it starts to work faster. Now you're too busy. You're too busy to get slugged down by excess of food or the wrong types of food that don't work with your body.

46:01HoratioAnd I don't know what you just self-correct. You're not really thinking about it. I eat as much as I think I want. I just don't want. I just want to go back to thinking and working in Creating and bringing something into this world, and I think that's why the busybodies seem to be able to dab so hard and get it done.

46:20BubblemanYeah. Don't let the naysayers say nay.

46:26SpeakerHell yeah, man.

46:27BubblemanThere's Johnny B. John! Unmute the mic. Say hello. We muted. Sorry, I had to mute while Horatio was talking. No, um...

46:40SpeakerI was trying to log in and Hedy's unneeded us. So how is everybody today? You know, I'm involving and enjoying. I was doing bongos with you the whole time.

46:57BubblemanI saw you holding chat down. It was awesome.

46:59SpeakerYeah, you know what? It was good to talk to you, but of course I had to run over here to say hi in face.

47:05BubblemanDude, right now, the YouTube chat, everyone's like, oh, Johnny's leaving. Oh, come back, guys. I'm like, no, Johnny's on screen. He's not going anywhere. He's not going anywhere. You know. That's awesome. Really nice chat happening this morning. Really inspired by everyone that's in here and sharing their stories and enjoying bowls on Hash Church. It was really good.

47:37BubblemanWe will do it lots. So what's puffing by you, Johnny B? 90 micron kush?

47:46SpeakerPretty much. Excellent. This is what Mike's been eating too. Mike's been eating that stuff. Really, the 90 micron? Oh, yeah. He actually, this morning, he had one of Horatio Sativa pills that I got from Mike Mailman. Thank you. I actually took one too, Horatio. I took one last night and for breakfast, so I just had the Sativa one. So that's pretty cool. So I'm testing along with Mike.

48:19SpeakerEverything that Mike consumes, I consume with him because we're both fighting conditions. Mine's pain, his is cancer, and we're going to do this together. So whatever he eats, I eat too.

48:29BubblemanYeah, dude. And I think hyperdosing is a great idea for you guys, you know, eating more than less.

48:35SpeakerAnd I figure, like, when you attack cancer, you don't attack it with one guy. You use an army. So that's why we're using Horatio's oil, and we're using dry sip, we're using bubble hash, we're using Rick's oil. He ate 30 grams of shatter over the first month. In the beginning, when he'd come over, I had to get him to come over because he was so high the next day.

48:55SpeakerHe's like, I'm still high. It's 4 o'clock, John. I'm like, yeah, come on over. Mike's got to eat some more hash. But he's now, his last dosage was 1.6 grams of 25 micron and 45 micron Kush Bubble Hush. Nice.

49:09BubblemanIsn't it great that we can grow? Like, this is macrobiotic medicine. Like, this is macro, I say, I always like to say, we're taking the harm out of pharmaceutical drugs, right? We're taking that pH. Micro. Out, and we're putting the F, the farm, back into pharmaceutical. Let's get the harm out and the farm back in where you grow your own medicine, literally that can align and heal your body.

49:37BubblemanYou can grow it well. You can literally grow it right out on your own deck, you know?

49:43SpeakerIn your backyard. Where's he going now? Mark? He's going to take us out to his deck. Mike's doing his hash shoot right now. Okay. Mothers. Yeah, nice, Mark. I love it. We love our moms.

50:03BubblemanHere's Jamaica.

50:07BubblemanDo you have the Haas there by any chance? 20-year-old seed. Haas? Yeah. Yeah, Haas.

50:13SpeakerThat's the one.

50:15BubblemanHaas is right here. Thank you for keeping that lady alive. Yes, she's healthy. She has lots of nice clones on her. You're welcome to come and get her anytime. Here's a special one. What's that one? This one is a male Ortega.

50:32SpeakerNice. Yeah. We should hit that male.

50:36BubblemanYou can do whatever you want with it. I'll give you the pollen when it flowers out, and you can hit whatever you want with it, buddy.

50:42SpeakerMike, are those males still out back?

50:44BubblemanYes. Yes, I haven't taken them down yet.

50:46SpeakerWe have some males outside right now. It's actually quite dangerous. They're just outside of the fence here and everybody's flowering. I told Mike to spray them down with water and cut them down. Oh, yeah, yeah. I don't even want to go near them, actually. I just know that they're behind that wall over there in the corner.

51:01BubblemanI've got a bunch of six-footers outside.

51:04SpeakerI've got some ten-footers around the corner from it that are flowering, Mike. So we might have some new genetics by the end of October. I'm kidding.

51:15BubblemanThat's funny.

51:17SpeakerThe outdoor midi haze is 10 feet tall, and I don't think it will finish, but we're definitely going to do the best we can to wash it with ice and water.

51:29SpeakerVery nice. Yes, that's the one you want to wash? Oh, I'm going to wash the watermelon today around 420. We're going to cut it down in the backyard because it's got the powdery mildew, and we really just got to get rid of it. So I figure cut it down. Ice and water right in the garden, right there. Make it.

51:46BubblemanYou have to be a little different. You'll want to use like, well, you'll have to boil your grater after you use it. Okay. What you want to do is, you want to, before you pull that hash, each bag you'll have to do this. And it'll be great for you to film this because it's never really been filmed, but you'll want to... Take the hash out. I would get big jars with tape on them and write the micron on each jar and just have a jar for each one.

52:17BubblemanYou're only going to do one at a time obviously and so you could reuse the same jar but it causes more confusion and I'm telling you having all seven jars or six or whatever you're going to need with the micron written down is good. So scoop out the hash from the screen, throw it into the jar with clear water and shake it and then let it settle.

52:37BubblemanCold water, obviously. It's unfortunate that the resin is going to have to be exposed to water longer than usual, but you need to make sure that there's no mildew molecule or whatever you want to call it. The little bodies, I've photographed them before. Spores, I guess. They're spores. You don't want them to be present on the heads, so you have to wash them by... Doing this process, letting it settle, scooping anything off the top, pouring that water out a little bit or replacing it with all clean water.

53:06BubblemanIt takes about half an hour for each bag. But then you're ensuring that there's no powdery mildew in there because if there's nothing afloat on the water like a slick, that's how it looks on the water on top. It just floats up.

53:21SpeakerWell, you know what? I'm definitely going to take that. I did a video yesterday of cutting down the one with spider mites that I put outside that was infested, so I cut that all down. I'm going to make hash with that, and if you don't mind maybe taking a look at if there's anything left in there, it would be kind of cool to see. And with the PM, I've been cutting it out, and one I'll leave with PM, and we'll do one batch with that just to make a test so people can see.

53:45SpeakerSo, you know, we have what we have, so I'll also do a run of some Bud Wilson PM, and we'll do that little jar method, and maybe I'll bring it to you, and we'll do it together or something like that. Awesome. Well, that's amazing, Hedy. Yes. Yeah, Mike has done amazing since he's gotten off all the pharma. Check it out.

54:05BubblemanHoratio's lost 80 pounds. Quinn lost 50. Mike lost 45. That's like a couple of people right there.

54:15SpeakerAaron lost 130. Aaron lost 130. I've been about 10 pounds in the last six months, but I'm eating a lot of pizza. Wait, wait. What did Chris just write? He wrote 130 right there. Oh, yeah. That's like ridiculous.

54:32BubblemanAaron?

54:33SpeakerAaron. From Michigan, yeah, I lost 130 pounds. Wow. Okay, I'm getting back on eating more weed. I mean, I'm not going to be eating as much weed as I should be. I'm only going to be eating like 3 grams a day. When I was eating 10 grams a day, I was losing weight. So, I understand I was eating roughly 240 milligrams three times a day. That was my dosage in the beginning.

54:53SpeakerI think I have to join you. Time for a trip, B. Nice job. Oh, I like that little wobbler. I love that little wobbler. I know, it fits on everything. That's totally amazing. I love that thing. I'm happy Mark's enjoying it.

55:11BubblemanAre you sure you're not back, buddy? Little trippy rips.

55:27SpeakerI'm still going at one gram. Go, Hetty.

55:33SpeakerTime to get serious. Here is a lady who never smoked weed. Until I was 48. Until she met me. Yeah. Bad mistake. She now smokes gram joints. She is my neighbor.

55:48SpeakerShe now smokes gram joints. Yeah. Mike never even knew how to roll a joint before. He now rolls gram joints. That's all he can roll. Mike was also one of those people at the age of... How old, Mike? Oh, by the way, guys... She's a cradle robber. Mike, how old are you? 47. Mike's 47. He's a little bit younger. 46. Mike started consuming cannabis about two years ago, too.

56:13SpeakerHe now grows his own. Yeah. He needs a better quality of life. Love it. I got off of all my pharmaceuticals.

56:20BubblemanYeah, I never got on them.

56:22SpeakerBut I never lost any weight. Max.

56:25BubblemanI never started smoking cigarettes. I never started drinking food.

56:29SpeakerShe just smokes weed so she gets the munchies. Once you start consuming it orally, you start losing weight, I think. Really? Is that everybody here who's losing weight or consuming it orally?

56:39HoratioIt's more about a threshold. It's when you get your tolerance to the point where it stops making you slow and it starts making you fast. And that seems to be when your mind switches over and then it seems to be just a side effect. It seems to be when you change that the weight change. So it's internal to how you're living your life. So yeah, when you begin to slow down the carbs and increase your protein and look at consuming more healthy fats as a way to get energy, then Thanks for watching.

57:41SpeakerI know what my problem is now. At 11 o'clock at night, I eat pizza. Yeah, every day. Every day. Every day. Every day. I love pizza. Oh, what's in there? Well, it's actually what we call a toolbox of hash.

58:03BubblemanThis is my bubble box, and it is full of varieties and sifts that I've made.

58:09SpeakerI've got my seven-year-old bubble here. Maybe we'll start with that. Is that all you have?

58:19BubblemanWhat's that?

58:21SpeakerIs that all you have there?

58:24BubblemanSorry, one more time, Chris?

58:27SpeakerHow much of that do you have? Is that all that's left of that stuff? No, no, I have like 40 or 50 grams of it. Oh my God, that's awesome. Yeah. Exactly.

58:41BubblemanI mean, even this, I would guess, is probably close to 10 grams, 7 grams, I don't know.

58:49SpeakerYeah.

58:50BubblemanAll right. Can't really see it well. How about under the Pedro Smiley lamp?

59:00SpeakerIs it Master Kush?

59:01BubblemanYeah, this one is.

59:05BubblemanOh, God.

59:08HoratioIt's a wonder if Mastica is the most stable strain ever. It's produced the most stable LHO I've ever produced and the only LHO I've ever tried to cure. Yeah, I believe so. I wonder what else about that strain.

59:26SpeakerI'm doing this as a sample.

59:28BubblemanI know exactly what it is. Great to see you. It's the cannabinoid profile.

59:37HoratioI guess I got to look at more tests and see a pattern. Why it's, who its parents are and why, when they came together.

59:44BubblemanWhen we have access to labs, Horatio, when we have the research and development lab, I mean, did any of you guys see the announcement recently on the United Cannabis' joint venture with Cannabinoid Research and Development, a Jamaican company? Yep. Because that Jamaican company... John and I are partners in that company. So that's a project that we started a couple of months ago that we weren't talking about until they started making public announcements, but CRD and, well, United Cannabis, which is out of Colorado, Tony Verzura and Ernie Blackman, the owners of River Rock Wellness Center, awesome guys.

1:00:28BubblemanSo we've announced... We're looking to lease this 30,000 square foot building. We're looking to help find the original lamb's bread and old school sativa strains from Jamaica to preserve them and potentially re-breed and re-stabilize them. That's awesome. Do You Can's full-blown, you know, You Can has a variety of products, the Prana products that Tony's always posting about, the infusion drinks and the Prana pills, the sublingual drops, the salves, the transdermals, a whole variety of great ways to saturate your endocannabinoid system, because like John was saying earlier, it's about the quiver, not just eating bubble or dry sift or LHO or whatever, it's about getting them all in.

1:01:22BubblemanAnd consuming a variety of profiles as well. I think that it's dangerous to get into this single cannabinoid profile, particularly the CBD craze that we're going through right now with kind of giving CBD all the credit because THC has been so demonized. It's how now they're sort of Almost need to do it without completely just telling the mainstream, look, we lied to you harsh, and because of it, many of you suffered, many of you died, and we also ruined your lives by jailing you, and we're not even sorry about it.

1:01:56BubblemanThey don't really want to say that, so they just say CBD this and CBD that. It's all about CBD. I think it's all about pure plant profiles, and that's sort of our motto at CRD, pure plant profiles, full plant profiles.

1:02:12SpeakerAre you going to be able to grow outside there? Are you going to be able to grow fields in Jamaica?

1:02:18BubblemanOh, I'm certain.

1:02:20SpeakerThat's awesome. And just watch that. That's going to give you guys so much.

1:02:26BubblemanYeah, it's like I'm basically my position is to build the lab to extract the resin.

1:02:37SpeakerJamaica's going to have awesome hash.

1:02:40BubblemanYeah, dude, I think Jamaica's going to have awesome hash, and I think, you know, if what the minister's release recently, I don't know if you guys read the Jamaican minister, but he made a release.

1:02:50SpeakerI can read it to you real... Yeah, you can do any, like, whatever the fuck you want with whatever you want with hash.

1:02:59BubblemanWhat's that?

1:03:02SpeakerAll right, where does he get that here? You can do anything you want. Yeah, it will be anything you want. It should be like that.

1:03:08BubblemanSo what they're saying is they want to produce amendments to the act that cabinet has approved, provisions for permits to cultivate, possess, import, export, transport, manufacture, sell, and distribute ganja for medical and scientific purposes under license.

1:03:28BubblemanSo that's pretty huge what they're saying they're going to allow people to do. Within a day of Jamaica announcing that, UCAN announced that they've joined forces with us, and you can read about that. A real brief quote from Ernie. I visited Jamaica during my 20-year cultivating medical cannabis and have long championed their decriminalization of marijuana. With that milestone clearly on the horizon, we formed CRD to formally establish our presence in Jamaica.

1:04:00BubblemanAnd begin preparing an application for a provisional license so we will be ready to apply the minute submissions are being accepted. Tony Verzura, Chief Technical Officer of United Cannabis added, we could not be happier about the news from Jamaica. The variety of strains cultivated here along with the benefits of the Caribbean environment provide a wealthy opportunity for discovery, a wealth of opportunity for discovery and growth. Our 50% ownership in CRD affords us with immediate access to the local resources and insight to the intricacies of the infrastructure Giving us real momentum as we enter the Jamaican market.

1:04:34BubblemanMyself, Mr. Mark Richardson, Chief Technology Officer of Cannabinoid Research and Development stated, I'm excited being and working with Tony and Ernie and the rest of the United Cannabis team. The work they have done in Colorado is on the cutting edge. Not only do they bring an extensive knowledge of the cannabis plant and its properties, but their ability to leverage technology and incorporate systems within the breeding process will be invaluable as we seek to pursue the vast opportunities here in Jamaica.

1:04:58BubblemanMr. Richardson went on to say, while marijuana cultivation was deemed illegal during the past 50 years, the unrestrained cultivation by some factions resulted in the degradation of several of Jamaica's original land-raised strains. One of the goals of CRD is to help restore the purity of those strains and standardize the breeding process to ensure this does not happen again. So needless to say, Johnny B and I are just a little excited.

1:05:23BubblemanCorrect, Johnny?

1:05:27BubblemanYou're muted. But I can see you smiling! So that's real exciting for us to be able to announce that we've partnered up with United Cannabis and that we have finally released publicly a little bit of our Jamaica project and there'll be more releases. You won't hear John and I talk about it too much as we're just playing parts in it and it's best to just let those guys do their big releases each time they want to do a release.

1:05:55BubblemanSo you don't know when it opens yet? Well, I know that I'll be going to Jamaica soon to start working.

1:06:02SpeakerWhen should I move to Jamaica?

1:06:05BubblemanI'm thinking, well, it depends on if you wanted to get on the ground floor of things happening in Jamaica or if you just wanted to roll in when your buddies have already, like, sorted shit out, you know? For me, I said that, like, a year ago.

1:06:22BubblemanJamaica's pretty awesome. Don't you have property there, Horatio?

1:06:25HoratioYes, I do, and the citrus country in the mountains.

1:06:28BubblemanDude, so you're laughing. You need to go set your shit up. You could have, you could potentially... What's that?

1:06:36HoratioPretty much, pretty much go set up and get licensed once there's some licensing criteria to meet.

1:06:42BubblemanYeah, or come talk to United Cannabis and CRD and just see if you can't, you know, you bring your resume and you show up with your gear and you show what you can make and then it gets tested in the lab and if it's like, If it, you know, it doesn't take long before they're like, oh, well, great, you know, like, I guess they'll be making an announcement about you one day.

1:07:02BubblemanThat's where it all goes. They have other announcements to make.

1:07:13BubblemanI lost the sound on you, or are you just yelling?

1:07:16HoratioI got a question, and it's driving me crazy. All right. That big honking new LED that's putting out the sun rays. I'm looking at it. I've been researching it for about 16 hours straight. No sleep. And thinking about Jamaica, thinking about, wah, I'm looking at those lumens, looking at that sun spectrum, and all we care about is the true resin. We're not trying to grow a bunch of leafy pizza boxes to fluff up a bag.

1:07:45HoratioSo I'm like, how soon and how... Revolutionary could it be, and I don't really want to grow anything if I'm not growing as close to outside as I can. It's always been something that's bothered me. That's why I never liked HPS. I didn't know it was the ballast and it was the magnetic frequencies from that, but I guess I'm a real sensitive person. I mean, even in dabbling in the solvent world, I'm like, I'm only going to dabble if I can dabble with something that goes as far back with humans as cannabis does.

1:08:22HoratioThat's why it was lean, lean, or bust. It wasn't really a, well, I'll just go and get some ISO and get back to work. It was, could something so longstanding be a benefit? Is limonene got any negatives? Because that's the only way I could see something being in harmony with cannabis and not damaging stuff. Dabs in that aspect is one thing. But yeah, looking at the Sangia Gupta, looking at the giant road of apes going round and round, I'm like, well, if it's got to be in harmony, like the seeds, we got to eat the seeds.

1:08:56HoratioIt's going to be, it's got to be a solvent that pretty much does what Cannabis does. Or else, I don't know. Hold on.

1:09:04SpeakerHold on a sec, guys. I'm not going to let you guys out.

1:09:07HoratioWe're in the room.

1:09:10BubblemanSorry, I muted him because I thought you were going to finish talking, but he can unmute himself.

1:09:16HoratioBut yeah, that light.

1:09:17BubblemanDude, what is your problem? Are we in the room?

1:09:29BubblemanThe light?

1:09:30HoratioYeah. Have you plugged it in yet?

1:09:32BubblemanNo, I haven't even plugged it in yet. How terrible am I?

1:09:34HoratioI just want to feel it, and then feel if I feel at home under it. If I can feel it, then it's got a shot.

1:09:43SpeakerDude, Horatio, what is bothering you with your HPS ballad? I have one like right next to my bed.

1:09:51HoratioAnd we went under electric wires and the horse's muscles went crazy and my muscles went crazy and I'm like, I don't think you guys should live here and I don't understand but one day I'll make the links to make it logical but for now I'm just going to follow my intuition until further notice. And I picked up the same frequencies under, I'm like, this lighting works but I don't I want medicine.

1:10:16HoratioI just don't want results, and I don't know. And maybe I'll know in 20 years, but I'm going to follow my instinct, and it's why I've never really grown. And then I see this light, and I'm like, I feel it now. It might be the time. That's what the hope is. That's why I want to feel the light on my skin.

1:10:34BubblemanYeah. Well, the time is definitely, no matter how good that light is, You're still going to want to go to Jamaica and sort that property.

1:10:41HoratioWell, I mean, I'm doing my best. I tried to precursor this, you know, decriminalization by a couple of years, you know, just, you know, maybe a little bush stuff, but nothing on record.

1:10:53BubblemanYou should look into, oh, what the heck are the names of the ballasts I have? Those big, like the big ones, I'm also sensitive to the frequencies those things give off. Those things are They give me a headache, actually.

1:11:07HoratioWell, they pretty much give me a seizure.

1:11:10BubblemanYeah, I believe it, man. They're fucked up. But I got these, oh, NanoLux. I got the NanoLux ones. They're like, they're the size of a small book, so they don't have that big magnet in there. Yeah. They're pretty small, and they have an intake and an outtake fan on them, so they keep their temperature way down.

1:11:28HoratioWell, I think it's just pretty much stand in front of it. If I put it against my chest and I don't, I feel weaker. I feel stronger. It's a go. That's kind of the way I live it. I put it against my lymphatic system and wait for a response.

1:11:53SpeakerSo I've taken two of Horatio's sativa caps this morning. It's 12.13. And I think I'm feeling it a little bit right now.

1:12:03HoratioYou're starting to come on and wash over you.

1:12:05SpeakerHow are you doing, Mike? Mike took one, I took two. Mike, you took two? I took two. Okay. Mikey, did you take them to the coding this morning? Hey, welcome, Darren. So, Horatio, good job on those ones. Hey, Mark. We're going to need some more. Darren. You got in, bro. He's probably going like me, trying to get in.

1:12:38HoratioIt's got to be in harmony.

1:12:41BubblemanWhat's going on, D?

1:12:47SpeakerOh, just finally in the link.

1:12:52BubblemanFuck.

1:12:54SpeakerThat's awesome, dude. It felt so weird to have John. Maybe a good ten reps.

1:13:02SpeakerI know. And I was watching everything and I could hear everything. I want in, man. I want to see my buddies. I want to talk to all these cool people and all that. Fuck.

1:13:19BubblemanWell, you're in now, buddy. You're in now. We've been chatting. An hour? An hour and 15 minutes?

1:13:29BubblemanWe've got 182 viewers. I'm not sure if all of them are in the chat, but I guess we could let them ask any questions they have for anyone in the chat, really. But if you do have a specific person in mind, comment direct to them in the YouTube chat. Here's a question.

1:13:49WayneYeah, absolutely.

1:13:53BubblemanIt was a personal question. Sorry. Go on, Darren.

1:14:00SpeakerOn your cell phone, get in on your cell phone if you can't get in on this video because then you can have a room going and you will be able to communicate anyways. So I just wanted to point that out because I was in a room with a couple of guys.

1:14:16BubblemanYeah, the problem with the cell phones are is that they come in with a super loud microphone and they cause super reverberation every time someone talks. So you can come in with the cell phone but generally you'll get muted pretty quick.

1:14:32SpeakerYeah.

1:14:34WayneSo, hey guys, with the Washington's 502, the legalization in Washington, like I said earlier, I'm in Denver. It was really interesting to me that that law, that amendment, if you look at these two, ours was Amendment 64, theirs was 502. If you look at 64 here in Colorado, and if you read that, It makes very clear that everyone is allowed to grow, legally grow, six plants per adult in the household.

1:15:08WayneSo I think that's probably the most important aspect of that amendment. And my understanding, and correct me if I'm wrong, but my understanding, if I vote yes, is absolutely not. You can't cultivate at home. Is that true?

1:15:23BubblemanYou can't cultivate at home where? In Washington? Correct. I'm not too sure. I wish Mike West was in here from Green Lion. He's down there. He operates CO2 machines and is a wholesaler at a dispensary. He's a real smart guy. Introduced to him via Robert Takata. Great guys. They got their heads screwed on tight and they have a lot more to learn about what's going on down there than I for sure do.

1:15:50BubblemanI'm up in Canada. I know that we have federal laws. We can consume it if we have our licenses. We can possess it, consume it, grow it. But they've stopped that, and now all of it's in court during doing an injunction. There's 40,000 of us that have federal licenses to grow cannabis. But now it's in court, and our government's kind of saying, no, no, now just get a prescription from your doctor and order it like you do anything else.

1:16:16BubblemanAnd everyone's kind of like, no, we really kind of still want to be able to grow it. I think they should just let anyone who wants to in Canada grow it. Because at least 90% of those people will realize that they are time consuming. To grow yourself the amount of resin that you would require to heal yourself of a bad disease is not easy. I personally grow less than a gram of resin per day in some generations.

1:16:48BubblemanNext. I'm going to mute Kana again because I don't want to hear my voice reverberating through the microphone. Sorry, Kana. It's hard to grow enough resin for yourself is what I'm saying. I have a 98 plant license. Because I like to keep mothers, there's about 30 mothers. I want to have variety. So that gives me 70 plants that I can actually bloom. And because I have a small area, I only bloom the only

1:17:16BubblemanIt's hard to grow enough resin just for myself orally and through inhalation.

1:17:28WayneThat's interesting. Is there a solution to that or what is your...

1:17:39BubblemanWell, the solution is this, Quinn. We shouldn't fall victim to low numbers, like when they're like, well, we'll just let everyone grow like half a dozen plants. Really, that's completely unacceptable. It's like saying you're allowed to have 30 milliliters of water per day or something. It's just like, you don't know. We need to have full access to water.

1:17:58WayneWe need to have full passes. Let me clarify. Here, I'm a red card holder. I'm a medical card holder here as well. So on the recreational side of things, Each person can grow six plants. But on the medical side of things, you can get an increased plant count and go up into the, you know, you can tell them I use hash as medicine and it takes X amount to get an amount of hash that I make.

1:18:29WayneAnd they'll increase your plant count. So you can get those increased by law. But I agree. And if they've taken that, if 502 doesn't have or doesn't allow cultivation at home, which I believe it doesn't, it's a dangerous situation in my mind in the sense of prohibition and in the sense of really making this stuff work.

1:18:57BubblemanFor sure. No, it is well said. I was just answering a couple of questions in the chat room. I don't know how many people we have in this chat room, maybe 100 plus, and they're all sort of kind of interacting with us. I guess the people in here probably don't also have the YouTube chat open, but you should because some of the people are asking us questions.

1:19:23BubblemanThey can hear us talking, and there's quite a few of them in there.

1:19:31WayneThe situation, in my mind, in the sense of prohibition and in the sense of really making this stuff work.

1:19:42BubblemanThe prohibition of what? Sure. No? It is well said. I was just answering a couple of questions in the chat room. Oh, he's coming through. Sorry, I'll mic you. I can hear my voice coming through. YouTube chat, 173. Well, yeah, it shows 175 in here right now, so that's pretty cool. We've got 175 people probably from mostly North America, maybe some Europe, maybe all around the world.

1:20:14BubblemanOkay, so now Sai Khan wants to know why more about the saturation of the endocannabinoid system is so important rather than small and moderate doses. All right, well, I would go mostly through my own bioassay as well as knowledge that I've learned from second hand, i.e. people telling me about things that they did in regards to curing their diseases. From what I know, all the people I've met that have cured cancer, which is a big one, they've hyper-dosed.

1:20:44BubblemanThey've just used a lot because there's no dosage. There's no telling you how much to use. You don't know for sure if it's even working. So of course they're all, when Rick Simpson was putting the oil on his nose, he was putting a lot. Like more than any person would put like a cream or whatever. You know what I mean? What do you think about that, Horatio?

1:21:05HoratioHe was putting a lot. That's pretty much why you can't give a person a plant count. Because that person may, you know, suck and need a sea of green. And another person could be gifted and make one plant all they need. And just thinking about other people who, you know, one dab will kill them. They have different needs. It's like a different type of beast. So my wife can get her gallbladder solved in a single dab.

1:21:36HoratioAnd you see that miracle and you realize, okay, she's never going to build that tolerance. That's a different type of fish and I can respect that. It's when you don't know you could be catalyzed into a more energetic, dynamic person. So each person's got to find their own plot point. Some people have got to learn to discipline, to work through Getting wigged out and actually, you know, getting some guts to life.

1:22:02HoratioAnd with that, it does get better. And other people, they just need one hit. And the medicine goes a lot further. It all depends on what you need to relieve your suffering. And that's what cannabis is here for.

1:22:17BubblemanThat's it. And when I'm talking about hyperdosing, I mean like, you know, if I find out tomorrow I have pancreatic cancer, I can't rub salm on my pancreas. I'm going to rub shit on my skin, on my epidermis. I'm going to be taking patches and salves. I'm going to be eating edibles. I'm going to be consuming my coconut oil. I'm going to be using hash and infused products.

1:22:48BubblemanIt's not like too much of them cause a problem. And I'm sure, you know, the science in the next five to ten years will learn so much about More than just CB1 and CB2 receptors, potentially we have a whole variety of receptors throughout our body that they just haven't figured out how to discover.

1:23:07HoratioWell, that's like unlocking classical strains, that when bred with classical strains, there was a lot that didn't get done during the 70s and 80s when it came to breeding, and When I think about my wife, I'm like, no, she just needs that catatonic times that haoma to mask it to allow more through, and that's also another thing the plant will do. So those low-tolerance people are just looking for a different constitution of cannabis than us high-tolerance people, but that doesn't limit how much your endocannabinoid system can take in, just how much your psychological system can tolerate.

1:23:45HoratioSo again, that's still... Go for it, it's just you've got to find your constitutional match.

1:23:51BubblemanBut would you try to cure like a pancreatic cancer or put into remission of that cancer by dabbing or do you think you would probably consume oral cannabis?

1:24:00HoratioLHO was invented for consumption. Dabbing was a phenomenal, oh my God, I can't believe I made something relevant to the young people. But I started with people who, a man who asked, can you make this into a suppository and I had to go to the pharmacy and ask. How do you package it? This guy is dying and he's begging. He's like, I know this is the route to get to my prostate.

1:24:24HoratioAnd I want a suppository. I don't even want to swallow it. And I'm like, he knows what he needs. And nobody who's dabbing is thinking about this. I've got to go to a pharmacist. Yeah, for sure. That's real suffering. So that's the primary cause. Dabbing, that is more... Our recreational lifestyle is effective for the fast people, but critical illness is always a matter of oversaturation if you can deal in something without side effects, so it's going to be natural.

1:24:56HoratioIf you want to give somebody a thousand milligrams of BHO cooked down, you better make the perfect BHO because you're concentrating a lot of stuff. That's why if anything goes wrong, I know limonene... In its worst condition is a vitamin dose. So anybody who follows me could only do as much harm as drugging people with vitamins accidentally. That's kind of why I chose this route. So there is no human error other than bad taste.

1:25:30SpeakerYeah.

1:25:32BubblemanThe question was why saturate the endocannabinoid system rather than take small doses?

1:25:41SpeakerOh, okay, so I'm just curious. I forgot. I don't know. I'm just... I just say, you know, consume as much cannabis as you can if possible. It's going to make you feel like you're fighting whatever condition you're fighting. When it gives you the relief for the symptoms that you're suffering from. Or if it just makes you feel better. Yeah. And it can't hurt you. Oh, it can.

1:26:04SpeakerBelieve me, I've been there. I've seen the tunnel. I've ate enough cannabis where it's made me feel so paranoid and I sat in a corner and I thought the world was caving in on me. Yeah, but it still didn't hurt you. It didn't do anything to me. It just freaked the shit out of me. But that's what we're saying. That's the whole point. It's not going to really hurt you.

1:26:27BubblemanOh, no, look at me. I'm doing pretty good. Who's banging the glasses? I just got to ask. I'm sorry.

1:26:34SpeakerThat would be Mike doing dishes behind us.

1:26:37BubblemanAll right. Well, I'm going to put you guys on mute for a bit. Sorry, guys. I just can't do it. I got to be strict because we're recording this. I am a bit of a, I can't put up with it.

1:26:51BubblemanAnyone else want to say something while not banging glasses in the background? Anyone? Anyone? We're all afraid now. Bubble Man's mean.

1:27:01SpeakerHi, everybody.

1:27:03BubblemanWelcome.

1:27:05SpeakerHi, Bubble Man. How are you? Good. Nice to meet you. You as well. Is this canna? Yeah, it's canna medication. Excellent. Where are you from? New Brunswick. Moncton, New Brunswick.

1:27:20BubblemanWell, someone was asking a question about New Brunswick today, about growing outdoor weed there.

1:27:25SpeakerYeah, there's some people growing some, I guess...

1:27:31SpeakerSorry. Go ahead. Yeah, there's some growing around, but medical license here is not as much as we see, that's for sure.

1:27:47BubblemanNo, I know. We have the majority of them, I think 30,000 or 25,000 of the 40,000. Exactly.

1:27:54SpeakerHere it's very conservative living area people. You know, we're like I would say like at least 10 years behind BC if it's not more. And people are very close mind when it comes to cannabis or any kind of use of cannabis because they are not being educated. What cannabis could do and why people are using it and things like that. So it's very difficult.

1:28:25BubblemanWell, you know, you have a quiver of knowledge and information available to you through the Facebook group, the Endocannabinoid System, as well as even just Googling YouTube for the videos that most of them have been posted in that Facebook group. But you read a lot of the articles and the scientific studies that are being done and the bioassays that people are blogging about, their own personal uses and experiences.

1:28:48BubblemanAnd it's pretty powerful. Social media is really allowing it to all happen. It's... I was telling the gentleman from Sweden who was in here, I think he's still here, Tommy, there he is, frontliner. It's really bad in Sweden to the point where they'll take your blood and then, you know, like test you for THC and stuff. So this is bad. It is. What I was telling Tommy was that you have this information available to you, that your best bet is to teach people about their endocannabinoid systems, to teach people sort of the science and the logic behind it, to get a doctor behind you ASAP, Who also will be amazed at learning about this because if you've taken the Hippocratic Oath and you're a doctor and you learn about the endocannabinoid system, you are seriously pretty stoked.

1:29:33BubblemanAnd then you get, you start helping some kids because they're the ones that need the help first and foremost. And you just, you know, for sure, New Brunswick has kids with, you have a cancer ward and you have epileptic children and all those kids can be helped, of course, via the consumption of phytocannabinoids.

1:29:52SpeakerExactly. People got to understand that cannabis is not only to get high and being like a piece of love that, you know, sit in the corner not doing nothing. Cannabis is for medical purpose is very, very efficient for me anyway because I'm suffering for advanced arthritis and also I develop a high problem and Right now, my arthritis, since I smoke or consume my cannabis every day, I don't feel no pain at all.

1:30:29SpeakerThe pain is there. The pain is always there, but your brain is not concentrated on the pain. Your brain is kind of not focusing only on the pain, so your pain is not as big and you don't feel it as much. Now here, that's for sure, there's a lot of work to do and that's why I have started a community that is called Cannabmedication.com and over there I'm trying to build groups of people that we're going to have a community that we're going to share information about cannabis use for a medical purpose, how to grow it, how to ingest it, how to extract How to do all of this so people could share together the best way to do it.

1:31:21SpeakerAnd also I want to connect at long run, I want to connect people with resource like doctors, things like that, open mind people where they could guide you through channel of getting your license easier or getting a prescription easier. Awesome.

1:31:40BubblemanThat all sounds great, Kana. Are you hearing this, Tommy? Kana's got it going on. He's just doing exactly what he needs to be doing. He's a user of cannabis for his own pain, so we know that his foundation and where he's coming from is right off the bat solid and proper. I'm inspired by you, Kana. I hope that I can offer any help that I can to my friends out in New Brunswick with any of the information or whatever I can offer, you know?

1:32:07SpeakerWell, I really appreciate your offer and actually I've been watching your video for a long while now and I really love what you do and the fact that also you're a connected person with nature and animal. I watched a video that with your little dog and you in the boat and you mentioned that you really love your dog and all of this touching me very hard because I'm exactly like that myself.

1:32:32BubblemanNice, yeah, well, you know, that's what YouTube's cool for. I see, like, when I pulled this sort of Bubble Man's world out, at first it was contained, and I was like, I'll just show them this aspect, and then it started being like, well, I did name it Bubble Man's World, like, maybe we could go do this stuff. Because at first I thought if I went out on my boat, people would be like, oh, Bubble Man, why don't you go buy another boat, you rich prick?

1:32:53BubblemanI thought I just, because YouTube's so negative. Then I thought, well, I want to take my friends out on the boat, and I want to make hash with Johnny B on the boat, and I want to fucking take Flav with his, like, you know, like... And when you do that, you're not only doing this, you're taking all of us with you.

1:33:11SpeakerWell, that's just it. Exactly. We are there with you. We are traveling in that boat with you in the water, and we are following you everywhere on bikes and stuff like that. It's amazing. Amazing apps.

1:33:24BubblemanThat is literally just stuff that I do on a daily basis, so it made sense that I would share it and expand it.

1:33:30SpeakerIt's a dream life. I call that a dream life.

1:33:34BubblemanYeah, and you know what? I don't feel that I'm, like, really, I think that it's available to anyone because how I manifested it was through no, I mean, I come from Winnipeg. I came here to BC with less than $6,000 in my pocket. You know, I never had any help. I never had, like, a A rich family or a bunch of friends that I could count. When I came to BC, I didn't know anyone.

1:33:58BubblemanI started it on my own and I built it up and I created this little sort of, you know, my little piece inside the scene and then now expanding it has been the greatest thing I've ever been allowed to do and thanks to Johnny B for walking me hand in hand, like literally to the doctor's office and helping me get my license. I was just like, I was like, he's like, why don't you have a license?

1:34:20BubblemanIt was like, Johnny B and I have this unique relationship where I showed him, you know, here, you need to step up your game and make incredible hash because we know your quality is there. And boom, he just does it. And then he's like, oh, and hey, I'm going to get you a license. And boom, and then all of a sudden I'm like, holy shit, we're just like, we should do a bunch of fun videos and show people This is just shit that we do on a daily basis.

1:34:42SpeakerExactly. It's a good way to educate people like Johnny B. say all the time, you know. I watch his video all the time, the same thing. He's all about educating people because we have that bad mentality of thinking that marijuana or cannabis is evil and is not good and you're going to be no good in the society because you consume it. Like, it's that bad mentality that we have to change, that we have to... That's just propaganda.

1:35:12BubblemanThat's like, to me, literally, that's like Nazi propaganda against Jewish people or something. It's just so absurd and ridiculous that I can't be any part of it. It doesn't even exist. I mean, it used to exist more in my mind when they used to arrest me and then put handcuffs on me and send me to jail. Exactly. Exactly. There we go. Star of David, Quinn. So, yeah, you know, like, it's just an absurdity to think that That they could do this to us over a plant.

1:35:41SpeakerAnd the worst is our government right now is not helping in any kind of way.

1:35:46BubblemanYeah, we have like the worst government in the world right now. It's just terrible. It's just like absolutely a super bummer. What can you say about Stephen Harper? He's a dictator.

1:35:58SpeakerBasically he's a dictator that wants to run his way and no way of what he wants.

1:36:04BubblemanI think he's as bad as George Bush Jr. I think he's worse.

1:36:11SpeakerI think he's worse. I think he really thinks he is important through the other countries, the little cliques of running the whole world, you know what I mean?

1:36:24BubblemanTrust me, I know what you mean. I'm one of those kind of slightly crazy people. I don't really have full belief in it, but I think when I picture a guy like that, I think You know, for sure that guy's, I mean, that's a different level of evil. It's not just like, oh, he's a bad guy. It's like, no, like, he potentially consumes fetuses, and he potentially, you know, like, it sounds insane, but, like, I believe that there's a level of evilness in the world, like the queen and all the way down.

1:36:50BubblemanIt's like, how do you acquire power like that other than...

1:36:56SpeakerAcquiring the power is one thing, but how can you keep it that long and not lose it?

1:37:03BubblemanYeah, but for thousands of years, not just for like three or six years in the political, like for thousands of years. Exactly. People think it's all like you just follow it back and it's like, wow, like these people, whoever they be, have been controlling things for a long time. Not to go off on an insane conspiracy rant or anything, because I don't feel myself As a conspiracist, but I definitely know that there's people in the world.

1:37:28BubblemanWe all know it's not normal. Welcome, Daniel. We're muting you because your mic's doing a little bit of back... But you can type in there, and if you do have something to say, you can just unmute yourself, and we will mute ourselves.

1:37:44SpeakerBut I would like also to organize one day... I really would love to organize a cup in Moncton. In the Atlantic province, there's nothing that has been done here in that kind of way. Did you say a cop? Yeah, organizing, like they have the Prairie Cop on the weekend there. Yeah. Something like that here in Moncton. So all the Atlantic province, and we can invite people from BC and all around, you know what I mean?

1:38:14BubblemanDo you want a big tip on how to do that? Yes. When you have it, don't have it the way normal people have cups because the unfortunate part is that all the medicine is enjoyed to a degree but not the same level that it could be. You did a medical cup towards growers and they grew and entered and then you allowed different medical patients to apply to be judges and not charge them a bunch of money.

1:38:42BubblemanBut to allow a real, true bioassay from a medical standpoint, not in a recreational enjoyment one. And I think it would do good for you guys out in New Brunswick to get your foot in the door that way over them coming in with news cameras and seeing a bunch of kind of semi-teenager guys with blowtorches and rigs in their hands doing this. You know what I'm saying?

1:39:05BubblemanQuinn gets it. Yeah. You get a bunch of patients in there. And they're just like, we're trying, you know, like some of them are eating it, some of them are making teas, and others are learning how to do extractions. People that are good at making extractions show up and be like, oh, we'll help you extract the resin off that if you want to consume it a different way.

1:39:25BubblemanYou can have a variety of things that incorporate education and real learning along with actual medicinal use of cannabinoids. And to me, that's the cup that would stand out in my mind.

1:39:36SpeakerExactly, you're right. And instead of financing You're up with the judges that's going to pay a big amount of money to test your stuff. You go out and you get some companies that wants to promote like supplier, commercial suppliers, equipment suppliers, all those people to finance your thing. That's right.

1:39:59BubblemanYou got it. You nailed it. There it is in a nutshell. And now really the hard part is figuring out your patience. So, figuring out the different kind of ailments you want to cover and then figuring out, it won't be a standard cup where you might get together for three days. It might be like a two-day thing where the smoking aspect could be covered overnight the next day, but the actual edible aspect of it, those judges may require to get those meds two weeks or three weeks or a month in advance.

1:40:31BubblemanSo, I'd also charge the growers large.

1:40:34SpeakerDr. Exactly. And you have conference of people like you, inviting people like you that could have a speech and explain things about marijuana and cannabis, you know, like Johnny B, and having something really great. But I'm on something that's for sure. It's just a matter of time. I'm putting things together slowly, but we'll get there.

1:40:59BubblemanAbsolutely. Well, it sounds good, man. I look forward to hearing about the New Brunswick Cup.

1:41:05SpeakerI'll keep in contact with you. Actually, I'm going to be one of your suppliers or my store is going to sell some of your product. Oh, excellent. Yeah, I'm going to sell your bubble bags and everything that you have.

1:41:22BubblemanI mean, the tools make sense to have. In my opinion, they're just a part of the education. I think the photography is important to have access to when you're educating. It doesn't mean you have to learn how to do macro photography. It just means you need to access some of my photos or someone like me who takes photos along this quality. There's a handful of us out there.

1:41:43BubblemanAnd access those photos to print and create a little binder so when you're doing your education, you're able to explain that, you know, This is the plant, and then this is the plant bud, and then this is more of a distant, and now we've extracted the resin off of it. People need to be educated, and it seems like the photos are a big part of it.

1:42:02SpeakerThey are. Photo talks fund themselves, eh?

1:42:04BubblemanYeah, and then of course the tools are key, because why would you teach someone a bunch of information and then not let them know where they could get the tools to actually do the work?

1:42:17SpeakerI think that one of the ways would be to start in Moncton would be to open a smoking lounge, a vaporizing lounge, to gather people together first, you know what I mean?

1:42:31BubblemanYeah.

1:42:31SpeakerBecause people are everywhere and not connected properly.

1:42:36BubblemanYeah, you do need a vapor lounge, absolutely. I know that Bill Vandergraaf operates or helps or works with the one in Winnipeg, actually an ex-Winnipeg police officer. So if you could find someone like that out in New Brunswick, an ex-cop who, you know, has a sick child or something who's found. It's unfortunately that way for the police. They just don't see it as a strong enough thing until it's really a sick child.

1:43:04BubblemanNo one can deny a sick child and the sort of... What's that? Until it touches one of them. Yeah, until it touches you through that channel in particular. I mean, you can have a brother-in-law or a relative, you're a cop, and you have a relative that's all pro-cannabis. You still won't really get it the way you'll get it if you're a child.

1:43:27SpeakerOpening a vaporizing round would be simple, and you would ship that only to a medical user and...

1:43:38SpeakerAnd that would be like the start of gathering the community together to organize more events and things because then people would get to know each other more and you would join more people to the group at the same time, you know? You representing Cali, Martin?

1:43:56BubblemanYes. Awesome. San Diego, California. San Diego, home of the Bull Rider. San Diego, wow, nice.

1:44:07SpeakerAh, yes.

1:44:09BubblemanThat is where the bull rider cut came up to British Columbia. And it was given to Jeff Tech via Raz, a long time friend. And then he crossed it with an Afghani and it became a very popular strain for a local cannabis activist, Michelle. Who ended up Rainey, Michelle Rainey, she passed away of cancer not long after Mark Emery and Greg Williams and herself were arrested as the BC3 in the CDA fiasco that Mark Emery just finished serving five years.

1:44:48BubblemanA lot of people said, why would Mark sell out like that? Mark knew that his friend Michelle would die in a U.S. prison if she went to prison and he was happy to keep going to the team. They supported him, he supported them. Good on you, Mark. Glad to have you back.

1:45:04SpeakerGlad to have you back.

1:45:07BubblemanRolling joints.

1:45:14BubblemanDon't fill in vapor chambers.

1:45:18SpeakerYeah, I'm going to have a little session of vaporizing here. As you know, in New Brunswick, we're not allowed to have extract already, like you guys, you know.

1:45:30BubblemanAlors, vous sommes français?

1:45:33SpeakerOui.

1:45:35BubblemanBeaucoup de personnes parlent français?

1:45:37SpeakerOui, ici, à Moncton, il n'y a pas beaucoup de français, mais moi je suis originaire d'Edmonston, Edmonston est plus dans le nord, more up north, and there's more French people up north of the province. But here, there's more English people, it's majority English here.

1:45:55BubblemanOkay, yeah, interesting. I've never actually been to New Brunswick. The Maritimes I hear are just absolutely beautiful. I have good friends who go out once a year and they spend a month out there. They're from New Brunswick. The wife is of the two and they just, they're going to get me out there one year.

1:46:12SpeakerActually, it's a beautiful place. We have the ocean like you guys. Here it's the Atlantic Ocean. And it's very hot in the summer, but the season doesn't last too long in the summer. You know, it's like you guys start to be cold like you guys right now. But it's a beautiful place. It's just that it's very conservative.

1:46:38SpeakerMentality are very conservative people.

1:46:46SpeakerAnd now we're going to have a little vaporizing session

1:46:50BubblemanExcellent.

1:46:51SpeakerAnd I'm using the Q... The Aristac? They call it the Q vaporizer. Oh, the Q.

1:47:02BubblemanAll right. Can't keep up, can I?

1:47:05SpeakerTry it. It's electronic. You can adjust the heat and everything and the fan on it. I modified the chamber. I use a different kind of chamber because it vaporizes better. And it's hooked to... Water, water pipe, kind of, mason jar water pipe. Works very good.

1:47:33SpeakerAnd I'm using a 818 headband OG Cush right now. I can check this out.

1:47:43BubblemanGo ahead. Alright, this has been a very good show. Chat so far. We started at 11 and we're almost at 1 o'clock. Not too shabby. I think I'll probably keep it going until 1.30. Try to answer more questions because people are asking questions. I got asked, one person asked me what I thought of Arian and the Strain Hunters traveling around to all these cool spots and planting their particular strains.

1:48:10BubblemanI can't say that I know for a fact that that's what he's doing. I've seen the videos. I'm not sure how many of his seeds are getting replaced. It's always nice to trade and share seeds. At the same time, it's always nice to educate everywhere you go, particularly to the owners of particular strains, genetics, the gardeners, the keepers of, not the owners, that you would want to educate them and let them know that what they have is of extreme value and that Landry strains hold Genetic traits that are literally non-existent in hybridized cannabis strains, they've been bred right out, and it's why a lot of these hybridized strains suffer from bugs and from molds and mold use, because, of course, the traits that they were removing took along with them these abilities to defend themselves against certain ailments.

1:49:06BubblemanSo I'm a big promoter of land-race strains. I still say it's nice to share genetics, but not at the expense of going in and wiping out a culture's strain base. I would want them to hold deer, whatever they hold, you know, India and Cambodia and Venezuela and countries in Africa and all around the world, they have land-race genetics that right now in the prohibition model of cannabis All of these aren't looked at as a real value.

1:49:37BubblemanSo the only real way those strains are being preserved is through people's actual love of cannabis and that particular profile. It's usually found in elders, I've found, particularly in Jamaica. There's not a lot of young guys walking around with, like, I've got this super old school lamb's bread strain. It's like, no, it's like a super old dude, Rastafarian, like Nyabingi, living in the hills, and he's got his couple of strains that he's kept for the last Thank you so much for joining us today.

1:50:28BubblemanLicenses. I'm sure there's a lot of groups out there. My company, our company is one group of many that are trying to align themselves into a position and it'll just be a matter of seeing which group brought the best sort of presentation to the table. Are you there to take advantage of? Are you there to take the money out of Jamaica? Or are you there consciously with solid, amazing information that's going to translate to Jobs for Jamaicans and help and ganja being freed up in Jamaica above all else before it gets exported to the rest of the world.

1:51:08BubblemanIt's important that legal ganja in Jamaica is first and foremost good for Jamaican people. First and foremost for the Rastafarian culture who's promoted it since the beginning of their belief systems through the reggae artists who promote the views of Rastafarianism through their music. Who promoted ganja, who've been persecuted, who've been jailed, who've been beaten. They deserve something good out of all of this for certain. They deserve to be acknowledged.

1:51:39SpeakerYeah, exactly. And I think it's the best thing that can't never happen to the whole world of legalizing cannabis everywhere. The economy, the only thing that cannabis could do to the economy can only be good.

1:51:54BubblemanOf course. And the people. You know, the only, you know, the worst thing about cannabis prohibition, you know, by far is prohibition.

1:52:04SpeakerExactly.

1:52:05BubblemanProhibition costs money. It doesn't bring money. I'll tell you. Well, it costs us money. It makes them money.

1:52:12SpeakerExactly.

1:52:12BubblemanAnd more importantly, it controls the importance of, you know, I'm convinced of it that it also works in their favor almost the way Hitler, when he decided Hitler was very esoteric. He believed in the esoteric. When he took the swastika from the Tibetan culture, multi-thousand-year-old symbol, and inverted it, he knew he was taking all of that good prayer and inverting it for the negative. That's a belief for sure.

1:52:39BubblemanYou can read up about that sick, twisted fuck. Anyway, to move on from that, it's like we need to acknowledge the good in cannabis.

1:52:50WayneI always found it interesting that the media tends to look at what we've done here in Colorado and now Washington, and they call this the experiment, right? And I've always considered it exactly the opposite. This isn't the experiment. The experiment was the war on drugs that didn't work. That's the experiment, right? So what we're doing is the more natural thing. You know, people, Colorado is very progressive.

1:53:16WayneI mean, this is a very progressive place. Right Denver proper, the metro area. But it's really just kind of the natural thing to do. It's not an experiment. It's what should be We should have it happening everywhere, and of course, eventually we will, but I just thought it was interesting how they say, this is the experiment, and I consider the exact opposite, that the war on drugs was the experiment.

1:53:45WayneHave fun, guys. I appreciate you having me in, and I really had fun, and I hope to see you again next time.

1:53:55BubblemanHey, good talking to you, Quinn. Thanks for coming in and sharing your stories with us, and I'm sure we'll be doing Hash Church next Sunday again, so maybe we'll see you then. I'm going to elaborate on one more thing that I was talking about. I kind of lost my train there, but what I was thinking was that, you know, the way they took the incredible vibration of smoking a joint or getting high on cannabis, and they turned it into this paranoid, feared out, it almost seems as though fear is of value to them.

1:54:27BubblemanAnd fear is something that they harvest, I don't know if they harvest it like heroin, but they seem to love it, whoever the people are that seem to want to control and jail and torture and kill. They seem to be pretty much, you know, I always like to go back at least metaphorically of that sort of the crazy David Icke fourth dimensional, what does he call them, reptilians.

1:54:50BubblemanNow I personally don't believe in fourth dimension reptilians, but I love the metaphor of something like that existing, something that like, An energy that is evil that exists to harvest the fear of humans controlling the human controllers. It's a pretty fucked up thought. These are the thoughts I have when I'm vaping.

1:55:09SpeakerThey are not fucked up because I get the same most of the time too. And there's a lot of thousands of people that has the same as you and I do.

1:55:18BubblemanYeah, but think about it. They take a medicinal thing like cannabis that's just supposed to relax you and enhance and make everything beautiful. And they're like, we'll create prohibition and then we'll harvest even more fear from the pot smokers. It'll be great.

1:55:33SpeakerYou see the cannabis open up your pineal gland. You have a pineal gland in your brain and the pineal gland is where you channel with any energy and you communicate and you get message and things like that, which is we only control a little percentage of that because we don't understand it. But anyway... The pineal gland is where everything is connected. And when you smoke cannabis, it opens up that pineal gland even more.

1:56:00SpeakerSo that energy, you have visions. Or you have more thinking and a deeper thought about things. You analyze things way better. There's a lot of reasons. And that's one of the reasons I would say that it is illegal and it continues to be illegal. Because it keeps people... In a way, they can't open their mind and they cannot be wanted to be free or they still want to be controlled if they fear, you know what I mean?

1:56:31BubblemanYep, absolutely. Fear seems to be the big motivator. Sorry, go ahead. No, I was just saying fear seems to be the big motivator.

1:56:41SpeakerWell, fear feeds the government to spend more money on building jails. Sure.

1:56:50BubblemanThe problem-reaction-solution mentality, which, of course, to bring up David Icke once more, that's his thing, the problem-reaction-solution. He talks about, he shows you throughout history how often they've used this particular Um, means of control. 9-1-1, 9-11, that was, of course, the big one, where they really, literally created this massive problem that, you know, we all saw and affected our psyches, um, consciously and subconsciously on a multitude of levels, through the media and through the, the, the personal experiences of so many people, 3,000 plus people dying in those buildings, um, I'm sure it, it, I knew people that knew people that were in that building, you know, it was a very small Sort of close to home thing and it affected our psyches and then everyone was like, okay, let's give all our rights away.

1:57:40BubblemanLet's let them pass the Patriot Act and let's let them do all these things that we'll absolutely strip them.

1:57:46SpeakerThe key to open the bank so the money could be spent on the army, the police, the surveillance, watching more people, having control even more over people.

1:57:58BubblemanYeah, it's pretty incredible.

1:58:00SpeakerIt is. It's a well-engineered system. They are not dummy, that's for sure. They certainly aren't, but I have a strong feeling that cannabis can take that system down. Well, actually, if we continue doing what we do most of the people, pushing for it to be legalized... That seems a bit much. Sorry?

1:58:23SpeakerI was just saying I'm not sure if cannabis could 100% defeat evil. That would be awesome, but I think action... This is what we need. We need a motivated youth. Yep. Well, cannabis could help because actually evil is negative. And when you're stressed, you're negative. If all the society works all day long and they are stressed all day long, they are negative. They are stressed so they peep the horn when they move with the car and all of this and it's very stressful.

1:58:58SpeakerTotally. When you're smoking, you're relaxed. You're completely relaxed. You're open-minded to anything. You're more relaxed with people, more calm. You'll take more shit before you explode. So, yes, it could bring, cannabis could bring to a more peaceful world.

1:59:17SpeakerI see what you mean there. That's definitely, I agree with that, you know. It definitely, the stress is what's so inherent in our lifestyles these days. I really feel like We bring young people into the world and we just bombard them with stress. They don't know how to deal with it. And, you know, cannabis is definitely way better than alcohol.

1:59:40BubblemanYeah, I can't even believe they're ever compared. It's like insane.

1:59:43SpeakerYou can't compare. It's a poison compared to a way to relieve your stress and everything naturally.

1:59:54BubblemanYeah, it's... It'll be the day that we stop comparing alcohol and cannabis will be a happy day for me because people constantly, you know, oh, it's way safer than alcohol. It's like, well, yeah, it's way safer than Russian roulette, too.

2:00:10SpeakerI'm sure Harper has a wine that is worth about $300 or $400 every night. He may have a couple of them, actually.

2:00:20BubblemanIt's like we know this, right? Water flushes the liver, and alcohol... Gibbs, The Lawyers, The Roses. I'm going to stay with The Lawyer.

2:00:35SpeakerBut yeah, we'll continue doing what we do, all of us, and I think it's going to get there. Absolutely. They cannot, after a while, you know, the generation are growing up, and the next generation that is even more open and more powerful will come one day in power, and that generation will just figure it out. That was my hopes about the child, but it didn't work out that way.

2:01:04SpeakerIs that Daniel? I said that was my hopes as well, too, that this certain generation, you know, would be phased out by the time we grew up or whatever. And it's just not happening that because, you know, the negativity is just phased down from generation to generation.

2:01:18BubblemanWell, plus we refuse to grow up.

2:01:21SpeakerExactly. Exactly. I think it's a long-term battle for sure. It's generational. But I'm telling you, man, our grandkids' kids, they're going to be like, you made plants illegal? They're going to think we're insane. You know, same thing with when they realized you killed how many animals for whatever? They're going to be like, whoa, people were nuts. Well, I mean, we're three generations into prohibition already, right?

2:01:48BubblemanWe're easily led astray. That's what I'll say about people. We are easily led astray. Yep, sadly. Because we operate on a belief system. And if you operate on a belief system, then all someone has to do is learn how to manipulate that belief system, and you can be controlled through your belief system. This is why the belief system is generally the anchor of mankind model. It's not really a model for free thinking.

2:02:18SpeakerWould you agree, Mauricio?

2:02:22HoratioWell, I mean, even free thinking is a model, but... Yeah, I mean, you've got a percentage of people, whether it's high or low, just depends on the country, that if you can create a belief system or manipulate it, that you attain power, and you can see why power is attractive, and then they're why people succumb to it. So there's a degree of compassion to the fact someone like Parker has been seduced by the power that his paternalism has gone mad, that I know For you has become the motto and that's really how somebody goes in with a plan to do this, this, and that and comes out completely corrupted and hyper-paternalistic.

2:03:09HoratioSo there's an aspect of he didn't just wake up this way. The power, the whispers in the ears got to him. And that's the problem with excessive power.

2:03:20BubblemanIt is for sure not to mention that the people who crave excessive power generally aren't Kind, compassionate individuals. Their craving has rounded off those corners sometimes, like you say, the whisperings.

2:03:35SpeakerBut you could almost say that civilization creates these positions of power that wouldn't normally exist. I mean, think if you were just a village of people. The mayor is not... Like the Canadian president you were talking about. Prime Minister, yep. Prime Minister, sorry. That's okay. I try not to get into the news. It's really depressing.

2:04:01BubblemanI think that's a very good idea. I salute you on that.

2:04:04SpeakerBut yeah, like, you know, we've gone so global that... Thank you for watching.

2:04:34SpeakerYou know, you can look at any religion or just look at organized society and there has always been somebody who will step in to abuse that power for their own benefit or just to cause harm because they are sick and they need, I don't want to say help because, you know, but they need to be taken care of in a way where they cannot harm others.

2:04:56BubblemanIndeed, the sociopath.

2:04:59SpeakerIt's all about money. All come back to the money. To a fast, convenient store and feed my family for ten bucks with really crappy food, mind you. But you can do it.

2:05:16BubblemanWelcome back, Darren. I had to mute you. I could hear Dustin's voice. I guess there's a delay on the video. You almost have to mute the video. I don't know how to do it. I have two different computers running. I have the YouTube video over here which I have on mute so I can see the chat. And then it's a good chat. There's about 160 people. Oh yeah, it takes quite a bit of time to get in actually.

2:05:42SpeakerI'm doing the same thing and there's probably like a 25 second delay between the YouTube and us. So, you know, just be mindful.

2:05:53BubblemanWelcome Callie Smoke and... Hor Crux Official from Iceland. Welcome from Iceland. We've got Swisky and Piedide in the chat, Els Rock, Zach P. Zach P. just said, what's up, D420K?

2:06:16BubblemanIt's good to have you guys all here for Hash Church. I hope to make it a weekly thing.

2:06:20SpeakerHow's it going, guys? Yeah, I'm a big fan of this. Fantastic. Thank you. Thank you for holding this.

2:06:27BubblemanWell, I appreciate everyone showing up with solid conversation and solid opinions. It's just been a pretty much awesome chat. It's, you know, no one's really, we haven't had any kind of big trolls come in and cause any problems. Everyone's been respectful and bid their time. I definitely want everyone to say what they want to, if everyone has something to say, by all means, if you're in the room here, Just write it in the chat box that you have something to say.

2:06:51BubblemanWe can mute our mics and you can say something. I'm going to give the floor to D420K because he's been waiting to get in here for a fuck time of time.

2:07:00SpeakerHow the fuck is it going, man? Holy mackerel. I can't believe how much... What's up, bro? I can't believe how hard it was to get in here, but it was worth the wait. Trust me. I was clicking on the try again button every second. And then all of a sudden I got in.

2:07:19HoratioI was like, oh yeah!

2:07:22SpeakerAnd then I got kicked out again. What did you smash? That's great. That's how everyone feels. Yeah. So, you know, I'm in right now. So, you know, I'm going to rip on my apex because I got my connection hooked up to inside. So I'm not... Oh, I got an Apex coming in the mail. I can't wait. You all have been on the Apex. I love these things.

2:07:44SpeakerAbsolutely love them. Hey, can I ask you a question about it? Go for it. Yeah, so I've gone through a lot of the, like, adapters for your E6 for, I like the concentrates, but even with, you guys are real big on the resins, which I think would gum it up even more. Does the Apex have, like, The kind of good coils, because I know a lot of them have like a cloth wick that gets real nasty.

2:08:13SpeakerDoes that have that? Yes, they have a cloth coil in the middle of it, but the coil itself is titanium. And very strong, very sturdy. I have broke a couple myself because I've had it in the cold, loading it with cold hard hash instead of the soft pliable hash that we usually put in. It was cold and I fucked a couple up because I got sausage links for fingers and sometimes they get in the way.

2:08:42SpeakerOh yeah, definitely. I feel you there. Having said that, when I do put it in from now on, I usually take, if it's a hard piece, I just turn the element on. And then I just let it, it just sinks right down onto it nicely and then I put it on, right? But there's, they are the most durable ones and that attachment that Mark's holding up right now, we've got a video, we did a video of hitting that.

2:09:07SpeakerYeah, I saw that, it's great. That is an attachment that I want so badly. I tried to get one of the joints very heavily but... He wasn't budging. Is that a product that's offered? It will be soon. Have you guys seen that other, like, there's that specific vape that has an adapter like that? But it's so much money. It's like, you know, it's the front level of the technology, the prices.

2:09:38SpeakerIt's really hard to get down on.

2:09:42BubblemanYeah, that sucks, man. Where are you from, Dustin?

2:09:45SpeakerI'm in Pennsylvania, America. Nice. United States. Sorry.

2:09:50HoratioPennsylvania.

2:09:51SpeakerYeah, no. I think, you know, I love this. This is so cool, the whole live aspect. I watch all the videos.

2:09:59BubblemanExcellent. Are the laws still frightening in Maryland?

2:10:03SpeakerWell, Pennsylvania. Here, we have a protection for medical patients. So if you go to court, you can say, hey, look, I have a medical condition. This is why I did this. You don't make it legal, so I was forced to go through other means to acquire my medication. And they have a protection there. But there's actually a big local swing towards Democrats, really, is what it is.

2:10:33SpeakerA lot of young people are getting sucked into the Democratic movement and... There's, we're getting a lot of new, more democratic representatives that are going to probably be put in place soon. And they're just a little more friendly towards the whole idea of the medicinal use. Plus, we have the Amish here. I'm not sure if any of you know what, Amish are people, they live classically. Like, they don't use electricity.

2:11:03SpeakerNow they do farm with animals and they use animal waste as compost, which some people are against, but imagine buying organic, homegrown, Amish-grown marijuana. You can know these people, they base their entire lifestyle around living a pure lifestyle. And living by the earth, only taking what you need, putting back what's got to be in it. It's really, it'll be exciting. Oh yeah.

2:11:36BubblemanYeah, they grow great food. There's no doubt about that.

2:11:39SpeakerOh my goodness, man. Some of the stuff they make. If you've never had a pumpkin pie from here in Pennsylvania, boy, you're missing out. I had a piece of pumpkin pie about an hour ago. Nice.

2:11:54BubblemanI was from Manitoba originally. We had the Hutterites. And they were similar.

2:12:00SpeakerYeah. I think they branch off from the Dutch. Same kind of origin. Yep.

2:12:10HoratioHoly.

2:12:14BubblemanWell, I'm probably going to run this for about 15 more minutes. And then we can still hang out in the chat room here. I'll just close off the live Broadcasting, so if anyone has anything sort of essential they want to add, I think we've covered quite a bit of everything today. It's been a good talk.

2:12:34SpeakerI don't know if anybody asked this, but how are you liking the new Quave?

2:12:38BubblemanOh, the Quave, I don't know why everyone thinks it's mine. I kind of try to do things all the time. That belongs to my higher end. He's got high integrity glass art. You can check him out on Facebook as well as potentially a .com. I would just Google it, high integrity glass art. Mothership, a really beautiful gallery, access to really beautiful motherships, and he has one of the most spectacular glass collections going.

2:13:06BubblemanFor Mothership and some other beauties, he's a good friend of mine, and I'm lucky enough to get to hit them sometimes. He'll bring them over, I'll go over to his place, and... Definitely look for more of those. He's more shy on camera, but I would love to do a Mothership show where it's just, you know, maybe me and Flav and a dozen epic mother pieces just going through each one, reviewing them, talking about them, do nice close photos and a real nice sort of water test with a good camera and slow motion.

2:13:36BubblemanI can picture it all.

2:13:37SpeakerYeah, exactly. Have a good segue if you're interested. What's that? Yeah, if you remember, you recently did a video with John B. You were talking about, or I'm pretty sure it was recent. It was etiquette if you break a bong.

2:13:51BubblemanOh, dude, I took a little slack on that. Let me tell you.

2:13:55SpeakerYeah, well, I myself was like, man, I don't think I would ever go to Flav's house. I would not even go within 30 yards of his house because I knock things over all the time. Dude. I don't know if you guys can relate, but... Well, I just know this.

2:14:12BubblemanHumans are fallible. We are fallible. There's definitely a level of... Are you comfortable around glass, or are you acting comfortable around glass because you want to be around glass? It can be a very costly mistake at the expense of your ego to do. And, you know, people don't want to hear it sometimes, but sometimes people are like, Oh, I'm fine around glass, man. No problem. Like, shh.

2:14:37SpeakerOh... Yeah, and I mean, the values are so high on some of those pieces. I heard you say $25,000. That's what I'm saying. They're one-in-a-world pieces blown by artisans, and even just putting a value on it.

2:14:53BubblemanOh, but basically it means really don't fuck it up. Don't be the guy. This is just a $2,500 piece, and it's probably way less of a worry, but people still don't want to be

2:15:09SpeakerWell, that one's nice because it doesn't look fragile, but you pull out a Fabergé or like one of those cool shark ones.

2:15:18BubblemanTo take this out and put it in here, you need a steady hand. You do not want to just let anyone do that. And the other day where I inexplicably got a little upset when John did it on the video and took a lot of slack for it, It was because I've seen John do random things with this particular thing where he literally pulled it out and slammed it into a bong one time so fast.

2:15:43BubblemanI was like, why did you do that? He's like, I don't know. And it was funny because nothing bad happened and I think it was even his bong maybe. But from that history and watching him, you know, because I did it in the video. I took a hit of the mothership, I pulled it out, I took a hit of the Swiss perk or vice versa. So of course, I didn't realize that, you know, he would also try the same thing.

2:16:05BubblemanSo when I saw him removing this from here, it gave a, in my opinion, it gave a great segue into the discussion that nobody really ever wants to have, which is, what do you do if you break someone's multi-thousand dollar piece? What do you do?

2:16:23SpeakerHow do you even make amends? Because unless you can talk to the guy who made it and say, dude,

2:16:29BubblemanPlease remake this. Put it this way. Flav and Ro both know that I am steady around glass. They trust me around glass. They've left pieces with me. I still wouldn't go and take a titanium nail out of their piece and put it back in. I just wouldn't. Titanium on the hardness scale is extremely hard and glass is extremely soft. If you know those two numbers, when they come in touch with one another, it's just so easy for glass to break.

2:16:57BubblemanEspecially with titanium.

2:16:59SpeakerWhen you took one of Flav's, I think it was the fish piece out on the boat, you gave me a panic attack with that. I'm like, oh my God, you're on a boat.

2:17:08BubblemanYeah, I know. It's a boat. The thing was rocking like crazy. I know, and Flav's just standing there with it. He's standing up holding the windshield while I'm driving to Bowen Island and I look over at him and I'm like. And I'm like, you really are a character, Flav. Like, you can't even... That was what? $25,000? $50,000? I think it's $20-something thousand dollars for that Marcel bubbler, yeah.

2:17:34SpeakerIs that the air trap?

2:17:35BubblemanIt's all, yeah, it's all... It's the phoenix. So it's all air trapped. It's the phoenix head. Comes out at the top, and then there's the wicked, awesome octopus, the blue, cobalt blue or whatever it is.

2:17:48SpeakerThe one he has, the mask.

2:17:52BubblemanYes, that's a bear claw mask. He has that. He wanted to bring it on the boat.

2:17:56SpeakerThat's a special one. The mask is very special.

2:17:59BubblemanYeah. Well, Flav and I are doing a show this year in Amsterdam during the Cannabis Cup. We will be at the Dampkring Gallery. He's entering a dozen pieces maybe or half a dozen pieces, that's more likely, to the show. And we got the idea the day we were out on the boat, which is why you want to take $20,000 pieces out on the boat because you come up with great ideas.

2:18:22BubblemanWhich was to take his pieces that he's entering in this show to epic areas around the world. Maybe I'll take one to Chile, one to Jamaica, a couple up in Whistler on the top of a mountain or something. That would be awesome. Get six great photographs taken by me, print them, frame them, and hang them in the gallery that those very pieces are on display and for sale for at the show.

2:18:44SpeakerThat would be awesome.

2:18:46BubblemanSo that's at the Damkring Gallery. They haven't announced the dates yet. I still have to get the majority of the shots as I only really have one so far, but yeah, watch for that. If you guys are at the Cannabis Cup, I mean, you'll hear about it no matter what, but even if you're not, it may be somehow online through social media if you want to figure out the Damp Kring Glass Gallery.

2:19:08BubblemanYou'll find them probably on Facebook and Instagram and a few other things. I'm not sure where Flav is. Yes, I know exactly where Flav is. Flav is on his 100 and 50 lighter, or 100 lighter, or whatever he operates. I'm going to go and visit him soon. We're going to do a video. He's got 400 or 1,000 plants hanging right now, fully bloomed out and drying. Web the drool off your lip there, Horatio.

2:19:33BubblemanYou've got a little... So who knows? Maybe Horatio will come with me.

2:19:41HoratioI was thinking, I'm thinking...

2:19:48HoratioWhat are you thinking? About the plants hanging. And like how big are the colas? Looking forward to that video.

2:20:00SpeakerDo you mean hanging as in like how you'll hang tomatoes and grow sideways?

2:20:05BubblemanNo, I mean he's cut them down and he's now curing them and getting them ready for processing and everything.

2:20:13SpeakerI was under the impression you can't grow tomatoes. Thank you for watching.

2:20:43BubblemanCongo Plant's going great, OSTF Dabs. He just asked how the Congo Plant is going. It got way too tall. I had a few of them, actually. Hey, Joshua Corpy, just reading your comment about the damp crane. They always did have some of the best hash in Amsterdam. Both the damp crane and the Tweeden camera, which is Dutch for second room. But to get back to the Congo plants, they are outside on my deck.

2:21:08BubblemanI'm probably going to cut the two or three of them that I have and strip them into a bucket sooner than later and make Congo fresh frozen full melt. Stay tuned for that video. And my tents are empty right now to give an update. I have nothing in my tent.

2:21:25BubblemanI'm going to get the plants. What's that?

2:21:29SpeakerHow'd that lush lighting work out, that LED you had?

2:21:32BubblemanWell, it was great. It vegged beautifully. I just never got to really finish and bloom under it, so I'll have to do a more accurate sort of test again when I start. Really, any day now, the temperature's cooled down here. It was super hot all summer for like 100 days, and my tents just couldn't handle it. I shut them down rather than let them suffer. And plus, I have pounds of fresh frozen weed in my freezer to run, and I have slabs of fresh frozen bubble pucks to sieve.

2:22:01BubblemanOr Microplane and Dry. And I have bags of friggin' resin.

2:22:05SpeakerLike, bags. Literally. What's with the micro-seving? Wouldn't that damage the heads?

2:22:13BubblemanUm, it definitely shreds the heads, but um, You know, damage them, like, damage them the way you would damage them if you held a flame to them and burst them until they evaporated into a mist. I mean, I think if you were maybe trying to cure it for a hundred years, it might affect it, but it's like, who even, like, has full melt for longer than a couple of weeks other than, you know, myself who has, like, some six to seven year stuff.

2:22:40BubblemanSix to seven years seems to stabilize regardless of the...

2:22:46BubblemanIf it's stable, it's stable is what I'll say. If it hasn't been dried properly and if too much moisture has been left in the wax membrane of the glandular trichome head, then that moisture will cause problems and it will be interlocked almost like impossible to get out inside the oil. So it's very important to dry properly if you want to stabilize your resin so it lasts 10 years or longer.

2:23:09SpeakerSo you would say that The integrity of the trichome head is not as important after isolation. You should get the same additional.

2:23:19BubblemanAre you exposing those concealed terpenes when you... You are if you leave them out in the open, but not if you put them in a cold environment with a black glass jar like the ones D420K uses. It's just a matter of how long are you going to have In all reality, you know, who's making kilos? And even, you know, guys like Jibbs from the Melts selling his stuff throughout Colorado at River Rock.

2:23:49BubblemanHe's making thousands of grams, but they're getting smoked in days, you know, from patients. It never lasts. So I don't think the seeding versus the microplaning at that point is really that important, but it could be, and I like having the river.

2:24:04SpeakerIt's like a later problem when we get to the saturation.

2:24:08BubblemanYep.

2:24:09SpeakerEspecially because imagine when Marlboro starts growing weed, you know, it'll be, or whatever that actual corporation is. I'm sure they've been growing weed for a while.

2:24:21SpeakerBut yeah, you know, once it becomes available, I wonder then. Because, I don't know, I mean, it's just, the medicinal benefits, that's what I liked about the BHO, it's like they, you get rid of the waxy trichome, you've only got that center, but then your battle is getting rid of the contaminant you used.

2:24:42BubblemanYeah, and the way you get rid of that wax is leaving a footprint and affecting and changing things as well. I guess it all comes down to what you like.

2:24:51SpeakerYou can activate THCs and CBDs in that process and turn some to permanent A's, I think, is another thing I've read. And the science is just sadly not there.

2:25:04BubblemanI'm not sure if you can permanently turn them into Um, acid, acid, uh, you know about that Horatio? I mean, it's, it's all, you're always able to decarboxylate, are we not? Always able to.

2:25:18HoratioAs long as heat remains on the planet as a option. Yeah. Yeah.

2:25:22BubblemanYou can decarboxylate, which is. Simple removal of a carboxylic acid ring from the molecule.

2:25:29HoratioIt's going to inevitably happen unless you're, you know, throwing it down a final chamber. Our environment will do it whether it's 10 years, 100 years, 1,000 years. It's all happening. I mean, it's not a diamond. So, yeah, everything's naturally supposed to break down and go back and rejuvenate. So don't expect anything to be permanent.

2:25:50BubblemanExactly. As long as it lasts 30 to 60 days till the next time I have a crop coming down.

2:25:59HoratioWell, I mean, if it's converting, it's just becoming edible on its own. So it doesn't mean it's not useful. It's just not maybe in the Formula One.

2:26:09SpeakerOh, okay. So even if you experience degradation over time, you're saying that that process is just decarboxylation?

2:26:17HoratioYou're going to be heating it to degradate those terpenes you're worried about shredding. So it's a matter of application. True. You know, deifies, you know, a certain aspect. Smoking versus eating are two different beasts. The terpenes that you're worried about are all burnt off when you make it.

2:26:34SpeakerYeah, and I haven't actually, I haven't done the edible thing yet. Really rare to get here and I'm a little bit, I'm scared to try it myself, just to mess it up.

2:26:47HoratioWell, I mean, that's where you go to something that's not dangerous. I'm not talking about making BHO to eat it. You just stick with something like coconut oil, it's never going to rise up on you. All it can do is come out weak and you've got to try again.

2:27:01BubblemanYeah, it's a great carrier.

2:27:04SpeakerYeah, I'm going to look into that.

2:27:06HoratioI'm not familiar. Unless you're mingling in things you shouldn't be. Coconut oil is not going anywhere and it's not hurting you. So start from there. There's only the trichomes that you could theoretically lose, so just don't chuck your plant material if it comes out weak.

2:27:27SpeakerMakes sense. Thank you.

2:27:30HoratioBalm rip. Everybody do a balm rip? Yeah. Yeah, I haven't seen you do a balm rip in a while. Yacking and yacking, there's nothing going on.

2:27:41SpeakerI'm puffing.

2:27:42BubblemanI always have one going, but we both have another one. There's Frozen Astro Boy for the win.

2:27:53SpeakerIt's not as tasty as the Astro Boy, that's for sure.

2:28:06SpeakerHas anybody ever grew a strain that doesn't have a smell or a taste?

2:28:12SpeakerI think we call that not flushed in my neighborhood.

2:28:16BubblemanWe call it called from the garden in mine.

2:28:19SpeakerToo dry. I'm saying throughout the flower process. Too dry could remove it.

2:28:29BubblemanHey Horatio.

2:28:34HoratioYeah.

2:28:35BubblemanIs there a place, a site, source for someone to find out more about your research Or can you give literally a real sort of quick two to three minute breakdown on what your explanation of what deep limonene is, you know, just in layman's terms.

2:28:52HoratioWell, I mean, it's the smell that attracts us to the fruits that we've naturally eaten for our own health for a long time. I mean, we all know citrus fights scurvy and the basics, so... It seems to be pervasive in many things, and humans have kept it here. If we didn't like citrus, we would have chopped down all the citrus trees ages ago. So, delimining seems to be a current that's an undertone in many, many, many fruits and plants, and I mean, it even shows up in pine trees.

2:29:30HoratioSo, you're looking at pretty much a naturally powerful Thank you for joining us.

2:30:04HoratioResearch and research and I mean if you just type de-limiting uses you get 40 pages on its applications to uh when you read it you're like holy shit this reads a lot of suffering um right down to the guy at the chemical plant hosing down trucks um so I mean it seems to be de-limiting is a key component within mankind and We're finding that out as more and more research, you just keep Googling it, and it comes up to replace hexane.

2:30:34HoratioAnd hexane's a common, common, common solvent that we make all our, pretty much our essential oils can be extracted that way in so many food processes. And it's not safe. It's not safe for the operator. It's prone to human risk, so dealing seems to be... Some form of solution that seems to be getting its rise similarly to cannabis in human awareness. And that's kind of why I started researching.

2:31:03HoratioI'm like, what is it about this thing? Maybe I should give it as much attention as we're giving cannabis and see what comes up. So I'm discovering it minute by minute as people report back. Mike says, I've got Crohn's, and I've read, Leeming is beneficial for Crohn's, and I'm like, well, can we pair that? And if you consume it, will it make a bigger difference than making your Canna caps with BHO?

2:31:31HoratioAnd they're doing it, and now John has it, and Mike has it, and now I'm stressed, I've got to make more, because there seems to be a need for whatever application.

2:31:41SpeakerAre there any negative side effects, and is it an oil problem? Is it basically like a fatty lipid?

2:31:47HoratioIt is a very light oil.

2:31:49SpeakerOkay.

2:31:50HoratioBut it is an oil.

2:31:50SpeakerIs there any kind of negatives that have been discovered at this point? Because, I mean, it sounds like the future we're thinking about.

2:31:58HoratioRespect its power. It'll irritate you. I work with it. Obviously, I've become tolerant, but I typically, obviously, being inundated with it. It can irritate your skin. Obviously, there's pale lily types that have a... Thank you so much for joining us today.

2:32:41BubblemanWhere in Canada can people acquire, is it just Green Cross and Red Med Society?

2:32:48HoratioRight now it's Sunrise Wellness Foundation on Broadway and Green Cross.

2:32:57BubblemanOkay.

2:32:58HoratioI'm very selective about who has the patience with the most need and the most awareness, so I tend to flock there versus recreational markets.

2:33:13SpeakerNow, I agree, I'm personally not even, I don't necessarily support recreational. I don't think that anybody should tell you what you can or cannot do, though. So, but, I'd rather see the basis be for medicine than for partying.

2:33:28BubblemanBut what if recreational was medicinal? No. What if you realized that just the use of it

2:33:41BubblemanYou know, the side effect is that it's just fun and awesome.

2:33:45SpeakerWell, I would agree because I think you've discussed before the saturation of the endocannabinoid system. Right. Kind of creates like an empathy within oneself. I think it's because of the introspective nature of the plan and lets you start to, I don't know, anybody I know who smokes long enough, they start to become decent people. And I don't know how else to say it. Like, you know, you start to think, hey, you know, maybe five burgers and, you know, burgers and fries and all this isn't right.

2:34:19SpeakerOr maybe animals do have feelings. Like, these are things that if you're on the basic system and, you know, you're drinking for your stress, you're not going to see. You're not going to think, oh, maybe, you know, we shouldn't be engaged in this war. We shouldn't be sending our young people to fight. In foreign countries or, you know, maybe we should, but like a lot of that discussion just isn't happening with the inebriating effect of alcohol because it just makes you dumb.

2:34:50SpeakerAnd some people get dumb with weed, sure, but I think over time I really appreciate how it expands the mind. I definitely see that and anyone who uses for an extended period of time, I would say to a saturation point, Those people just become more aware and empathetic to their neighbors.

2:35:15BubblemanMrStrain73 says, every time someone uses it, it is medicinal. I will refer back to Brownie Marie. For some of you that may or may not know Brownie, she was an activist from the 80s and the 90s, old kind of grandma type lady who made some real good brownies. And her famous quote that I love so much was, there's no such thing as recreational food. Cannabis use. It's all medicinal.

2:35:42HoratioI guess the only reason I'm disagreeing is because recreational typically means mass production, and mass production means cutting corners, and the exposure to that same greed we talked about earlier. It's not really that recreational makes we different, it's that a mass amount of people who are just consumers seem to draw out People who aren't into the medicinal aspects of weed. So you could say, I think that has a lot to do with the production.

2:36:13HoratioBecause it stays medicinal. It creeps in. You find organic in the recreational market, that's medicinal. When you've got chemicals, it's not that it doesn't have the medicine within it, but that's what turns it into a pharmaceutical drug.

2:36:29SpeakerYeah, you've used concentrated forms instead of microbes. I'm sorry, I didn't mean to talk over you.

2:36:39BubblemanYeah, I guess, I mean, I see exactly where you're coming from, Horatio. It is a powerful point to say for sure, like, you know, the commercialism of the rec scene, or even the med scene for that matter, is definitely not a medicinal aspect of how it's being done, how it's being grown unconsciously, but I think that has a lot to do with the fact that where those people are coming from, the majority of them are prohibition based thinkers.

2:37:05BubblemanThey want to grow weed for a lot of money in a short time and sell it real quick. And I'm hoping that that's a model that will be left behind because it doesn't really work out in anyone's favor other than the people who run that model.

2:37:20SpeakerAnd it doesn't respect the plant either. It doesn't give it the time. It's just like Kind of like our school systems, we try to force people beyond where they're supposed to be. Maybe the plant's not ready yet. Give it an extra week. You know what I mean? But they won't do that because they've got a profit margin. They've got to have that on the shelves seven days from harvest no matter what because they've got to get as much money in their bank account as possible.

2:37:54BubblemanWell, you know, that's just why that's the foundation of the scene right now. I think that a new scene will be built. And, you know, the builders will decide how they want to build and whether they want to go the green route or whether they want to go the solid foundation route of building something that can stand on its own, the test of time, and really help in a way that's not just beneficial to the few but beneficial to the many, which is always the message of a cannabis plant.

2:38:19BubblemanI'll never forget the first time I ever went to India.

2:38:24BubblemanThere was cannabis growing everywhere and my friend who was local was like, yeah, here it's called the poor man's weed because it's available to everyone. It's just there on the side of the road. Pull it out of the ditch if you want.

2:38:38SpeakerThat'd be great. Have you heard of anyone doing aquaponics cannabis? That was something I do.

2:38:44BubblemanI'm doing aquaponics. 25 years ago, you can Google Breeders Steve from Spice of Life. I won't get into a big conversation about it now, but Breeders Steve definitely was big on the aquaponics, the guppyponics. He had Egyptian mouthbreeder fish running, feeding off some worm shit, and then they were shitting, and their shit was going into his reservoir and feeding the plants. Very cool.

2:39:07SpeakerMicrobes then used that.

2:39:09BubblemanYeah, the whole nine yards.

2:39:11SpeakerSo it's, yeah, I mean, the idea that the government mystifies this plant is something different from any other plant. It's not. I can do that same thing with tomatoes. Like, The same growing method, right? The sole same process. Why is this one restricted?

2:39:31BubblemanDo you want to take that question, Darren?

2:39:36BubblemanWhy is it so restricted? Why is this plant so restricted?

2:39:41SpeakerMarijuana? Yeah. Where does the fear come from? From the government. From the fear of it fixing absolutely everything and taking every bit of money, factories, factory and all that away from all kinds of other money hungry motherfuckers actually, that instead of taking away reforestation and planting hemp to do everything else, I seen a picture yesterday of a list of the things that it does and it'll do everything that every industry is destroying right now.

2:40:20SpeakerBut in a positive way. I don't know why... Industrial hemp could save the world, yeah. It's nuts. And medical marijuana can save the pharmacies and save people from getting sicker and all the side effects of... You know, just look at the thing of, you know, these commercials of being depressed and all that kind of stuff. Take this, or even a fucking proper biome... Yeah, Zoloft. Buy our Zoloft.

2:40:45SpeakerBuy our brand of... Whatever, you know. We're a stool softener. And then there's a 10 to 15 second ad for the drug, and then there's a two minute ad for the side effects, including... But they sound real nice and wavy. Like, you know, they're talking about, I don't know how true this is, but they're talking about how Robin Williams, when he killed himself, that he was on a drug that had those side effects, possible side effects.

2:41:11SpeakerI don't know for sure, but... What the fuck? You know what I'm saying? Like, these are drugs that you're taking and... They're not natural. They're created concoctions that we have no idea the harm.

2:41:25BubblemanEven with 20 years of testing, it's so... Well, they give you a good idea of the harm. They tell you right on the thing. There's like 10 pages.

2:41:33SpeakerWhich is horrible. They tell you. They let you know. They let you know exactly what's... Oh, yeah.

2:41:39BubblemanThey tell you. And all of this taking.

2:41:43SpeakerImagine if you had those same standards, wouldn't that be great? But when anybody can grow five or six plants, like if it was legal and all that kind of stuff everywhere, it's like it's too fucking good to be true. You've got five plants you could grow in the summertime outside in your yard or in your greenhouse or more, depending on how much medicine you need or want.

2:42:06SpeakerIf you just want to maintain a healthy lifestyle, five to ten plants would be good. You break it down into your coconut oils and your dry sifts and all that kind of stuff. You do your thing. And you get what you need out of it for the next season, throughout the winter, the fall and the winter and stuff. And you just keep going. I can't think of anything more natural.

2:42:27SpeakerJust what you said. Working with the seasons.

2:42:32BubblemanLeads us, Darren, into the next question right there from Scott Hetzer. Who's asking about potential environmental effects of growing indoors with lights as opposed to outdoors and how the industry is mostly moving or is right now mostly indoors. I would say that I agree in the sense that the majority of the industry should be moving outdoors and accessing the sun grown resins when they can throughout the season.

2:43:01BubblemanObviously they won't be able to do that all through the winter and there's still going to be personal med patients that would require You know, their own personal growth still being inside. Not everyone's going to be able to build them.

2:43:13SpeakerI have a question kind of related to that. Can I just answer more of that question first? Yeah, please do, Aaron. The reason for the outdoor sunlight, the raw sunlight instead of lights, is for the UV rays because we are growing it for the plant and everything too, but we also were mainly growing it for the resin heads. The resin heads become fatter and bigger and stronger to protect the plant from those UV rays.

2:43:42SpeakerSo therefore, you will get fatter, bigger resin heads at your bigger screens, like your 140, 160 screen. If you've tried those screens and got some really good product from that, it is incredible. It gives you such a fizz, everything when you smoke in it, let alone the medicinal qualities of it, because they are fat heads. They produce protection resin from the UV rays, raw sun.

2:44:06BubblemanYeah, that's why we're so stoked about Jamaica, to be honest, because who's got a better scope of the sun than that so close to the equator, tropical sun-grown resin?

2:44:18SpeakerCosta Rica.

2:44:19BubblemanIt's going to be pretty exciting. Yeah, Costa Rica, if you've ever been there and bought the local herb, it doesn't even come within a mile of the local herb that you'll find in Jamaica, quality-wise.

2:44:30SpeakerOh, really? Yeah, really. I just assumed because they have like...

2:44:34BubblemanRemember what your grandma says about assumption? I think the Jamaican culture has been growing cannabis much more and much more promotion of it. It's a cannabis vacation spot. It's a place where people go To vacation with cannabis. And that's not something Costa Rica... That's kind of your fault, though.

2:44:55SpeakerI mean, that's a recent thing. I would say, like... No. Would you say it's been like that for...

2:45:00BubblemanI mean, you can't... No, since 1965. Since 1965. People have been rocking it. Going to Negril, hippies going to Negril, the whole 70s, the 80s. I didn't start going to Jamaica until 95. So, they definitely... I did definitely... Not in any way, shape or form start people going to Jamaica for herb. I promoted it. I tell people, wow, you can have a great herb vacation if you go to Jamaica and bring yourself a set of bubble bags and just look for some fields like this.

2:45:32BubblemanGo rip out a couple of plants and run them through the bags. You can get some pretty darn nice product in a pretty darn good hurry.

2:45:42SpeakerHow do you feel about the difference with greenhouse grown stuff like in Canada? Myself, I really want to get into the growing business whenever it becomes legal here or if I move. Greenhouse technology just seems really useful for increasing the power of the sun. You could heat by locally sourced wood chips or what not. It seems like nobody does it. They all go for the thousand watt HPS.

2:46:13BubblemanWell, you know, the thousand watt HPS is a couple hundred bucks and the greenhouse is a couple hundred thousand. So it's like, you know, to do a real good greenhouse, people are growing hothouse tomatoes here in D.C. If you've ever flown into Holland, there's just like endless greenhouses as far as the eye can see right by the airport. People are doing it, I can tell you that much.

2:46:32BubblemanNot just necessarily with cannabis, but with all sorts of different plants. Greenhouses are great technology. I mean, it's why they exist. They're awesome. They protect the plants. You can substitute light. You can block out light. I mean, they're no-brainers. Anyone that grows cannabis would love to have a greenhouse.

2:46:55SpeakerSo you'd say more it's a cost barrier to entry because we're new, that technology is still expensive.

2:47:02BubblemanWell no, I mean honestly I think you just don't know anyone that are growing monster greenhouses full of cannabis. I've been in many of them myself so I know they're happening all over the world in different countries so I have a different perspective than perhaps you do.

2:47:15SpeakerI know people... Yeah, I go from YouTube. I'm a YouTube monster, believe me. Yeah, so... A lot of vicariously through people like you and John B. I appreciate what you do by that.

2:47:25BubblemanWithin reason, there's only certain things that people show on YouTube. There's still a lot that won't be shown that still exists in reality. And things like monster giant Swiss operations or whatever, wherever, like they're doing it. I mean... I'm sure even in Canada there's probably multi-hundred thousand square foot greenhouses being set up right now with cannabis licenses. I haven't myself personally walked through any that big, but I would suspect, yeah, River Rock has big greenhouse for sure.

2:47:56BubblemanShantibaba's been doing greenhouses forever. Keith just mentioned Shantibaba. I was in Shantibaba's greenhouse in 2001 or 2002.

2:48:10BubblemanAnd it was an acre, a greenhouse that was an acre of glass, and it was all calio, six foot tall, beautiful, perfect plants. It was one of the most inspirational greenhouses I've ever been in.

2:48:24SpeakerDo you think there's a reason they, is it more like a trade thing that they're just not, that's not publicized very often? Some people are doing.

2:48:36BubblemanSome people are doing. They don't have time to record everything they're doing. They're literally just doing. A guy like Shantibaba, I mean, he would literally have to pay out of his own pocket for people to film and record him and edit it to put it up on YouTube for people like us to watch, which really means nothing to him because he's doing. He's constantly working. He's working.

2:48:57BubblemanHe's got a family. I understand it.

2:48:59SpeakerDo they advertise it as greenhouse? That's what I'm going at. I look at the listings in the legal areas, and you never see greenhouse grown as a feature.

2:49:08BubblemanYeah, you do. I've seen it lots.

2:49:17BubblemanBut maybe not on YouTube. I don't know. You've got to travel around and go to different dispensaries and go to different countries, and you will absolutely see greenhouse grown written right on the product if it's greenhouse grown. I think that's like... What's that, Horatio?

2:49:35HoratioI was going to say, I mean, that's where like if you look at where you say recreational can be medicinal, I'm like, well, yeah, if everybody was searching for the sun, which is the medicinal key via greenhouse, and I'm like, well, River Rock's doing it, it's just they don't blanket the world. Thank you for joining us.

2:50:15HoratioThank you for joining us today.

2:50:38HoratioRecreational done that way is an exceptional medicinal market and model. So it's just you could say typically locally how what people access is not like that unless you're looking at something like Denver or operations that people like Tony build. So Standards and recreation in the future, if you've got people architecting the new programs, if you look at what happens if we mass produce bubble hash, will it produce E. coli or fire?

2:51:08HoratioI'm like, well, is Bubble Man in charge or is it just a bunch of dudes on a rampage in garages? So the future can look bright with commercialism. It's just a matter of the characters that develop that future. So that's why you could... It's exceptionally exciting if medicinally minded people are jumping in versus how much weed can we pull out to label it Jamaican weed. So it's a mixed batch and it just has to do with the humans that are involved and what they fight for.

2:51:39BubblemanTrue. It's whether it's fueled by passion or whether it's fueled by greed. And I'm happy to feel mine by passion.

2:51:47SpeakerI think that's what draws people to the medical versus recreational because medical is obviously passion. Medicine, passion, it's healing. Whereas recreational, it almost seems profit-driven. But hopefully, like you said, the Mary Lady, it's medicine for everyone.

2:52:08BubblemanEverything's profit-driven, unfortunately. Both the medicinal and the recreational aspect right now are both completely profit-driven.

2:52:17HoratioHopefully you can drive your profits. That's my country's fault. What's that, a ratio? It's just a matter of whether your profits are driven by good medicine or good slimy tactics. So there's nothing wrong with profits from good medicine because you put in the work and you have the heart and people acknowledge and recognize that. So I think the more people recognize good medicine as good business, the more people The more recreational can be completely different void of drug type side effects.

2:52:50HoratioSo that's really it. If anything we need to promote is that making good medicine is good business. And then it becomes attractive.

2:53:02SpeakerFocus on quality versus quality.

2:53:05HoratioWell, focus on development.

2:53:07SpeakerNo, thanks for everything, Bobo, man. I'm out of here, dude.

2:53:10BubblemanHey, take it easy, bro.

2:53:12SpeakerSeriously, thanks for it. See you, everybody. Have a good one.

2:53:14BubblemanThanks a lot, man.

2:53:15SpeakerThanks a lot, dude.

2:53:20BubblemanIf anyone else has any particular questions before I stop broadcasting, I know we've kind of been dominating the conversation. If anyone that hasn't spoken has a question that would like to ask, I'd gladly answer it. Otherwise, in the next five or so minutes, I will... Stop broadcasting live. Keep the chat going just in Google Hangouts and call it a day for Hash Church Episode 2. Hello, Patrick.

2:53:48BubblemanPatrick Clark.

2:53:52SpeakerI'm sure everyone would just love to see this happen every Sunday. This is great. I love that you have a church idea. As an atheist myself, I've recently thought that the idea of a church is a great thing. And I think Focusing it around the medicinal thing, I think you've done something that you're going to really appreciate here. I think in ten years, five years, you're going to be like, holy crap, look what I did.

2:54:21BubblemanWell, we all did it. Everyone's a part of it. I may be a small spark, but it takes kindling and logs to get a real good fucking fire going, and I thank everyone for For being their part, spark, kindling, or log, I appreciate you guys all, and we're all doing our own part, and we're all sharing the information, and we're all enjoying Dab, so I'm going to pretty much end it off with one more Dab before I stop broadcasting, and feel free to join me.

2:54:49BubblemanWill do.

2:54:50SpeakerRoger that.

2:54:54SpeakerYou can tell by the torch.

2:54:57BubblemanYes. That was probably...

2:55:01SpeakerI think we can already sit back and say look what I've done because we're all together right now in this right here. Just boom. Already.

2:55:08BubblemanIt's great. There's 163 people watching.

2:55:11SpeakerLike. And those are just the people that experience it live a hundred times that will see this video and hopefully they'll learn. Like, that's so great.

2:55:24BubblemanFill up. Swisky, Fast Reflex, Cosmic Biopens. Keith Ferguson, Peace Pipe 215, The Rat Dude, Dirty McQuerty, Thank you guys all for coming in to chat. We'll see Dr. Atomic again, yes. Canafarian Church, I like it. We're here at the Canafarian Church. Maybe next week I'll have my good friend, Prophecy, come in and chat with us from Kingston, Jamaica. Maybe play a little tune for us.

2:55:56SpeakerWe will.

2:56:03BubblemanSlayer.

2:56:08SpeakerHey, D420K, do you use any oil on that beard, man? Because I'm growing my beard and that shit gets itchy. No, I don't. I haven't even heard of that before. You know, I put conditioner in it when I wash it. That's about it. Just to keep it nice. You've never heard of beard oil? That's like the whole market.

2:56:28BubblemanIt's an industry, man. It's a whole industry. Don't get into it, D. It's expensive.

2:56:32SpeakerFuck, I might have to, buddy. I might come down to Van Dyke's with this just... Is that Mateen? Yeah, I brought the same kind of thing as you.

2:56:41BubblemanIs that Mateen? In here? No, it's Mateen's lookalike.

2:56:47SpeakerIt is? Oh, his stunt double.

2:56:49BubblemanYeah. MTTWLS93. You look like our friend Mateen. But I think you're older than him. He's pretty young.

2:57:06SpeakerYeah, this is fun. Next time we'll know how to get in a little quicker.

2:57:21BubblemanYes, me too. You know how to start it properly, Darren.

2:57:25SpeakerCan you imagine? You can actually whitelist people, Bubble Man, so that your preferred guests can always get in. So like you could have D420, Darren, John B, you could have them on a separate list. Yeah. So that they're always allowed to join. Excellent.

2:57:46BubblemanI like that I can control everyone's volume. I really like that.

2:57:50SpeakerOh, you can? Oh, that's good.

2:57:52BubblemanYeah, I could just literally like just turn the volume right down if I needed to.

2:57:56SpeakerCan you add or can you add more people to the chat or is it just this much because of the bandwidth?

2:58:02BubblemanYeah, I guess Google just, you know, they do a 10 person chat but it's cool. We got 163 people plus because it's live on YouTube right now. We also have, you know, however many people are in the chat which I'm not really sure how to figure out. I can't really see but I'm sure there's a few in there.

2:58:20SpeakerI've been talking to people in the chat mostly, actually.

2:58:26BubblemanEveryone's asking when the next church meeting is, so I would say we'll do it next week. I might do it a little bit earlier, maybe 10 o'clock. I felt like I was waiting for church this morning.

2:58:37SpeakerYeah, I was too.

2:58:39BubblemanI want people all stoked and excited like, damn, what's up with you? I'm in church in an hour and I just wish it was now.

2:58:47SpeakerMaybe we could do a session of a couple of us going through the screen sets of maybe a couple different grades of hash. Yeah, sure.

2:58:58BubblemanI made hash earlier in the room. I guess you weren't in here. I was making hash with the screens. I was showing the process.

2:59:04SpeakerI did see that. Yes, you're right. You're right.

2:59:07BubblemanAbsolutely. No, it's key. It's key to do stuff like that every time. All sorts of ripped up specific stories we can do for each week and invite specific speakers to come in because I was happy to have Horatio come in and talk a little bit about LHO today and He's always an interesting dude to chat with. Glad D420K made it into the chat. And, of course, you know, I'd like to see people like Matt Barron, or I could invite Adam Dunn from the Adam Dunn Show, TH Seeds, and Hemp Hoodlum.

2:59:40BubblemanI could invite Dr. David Allen in to talk about the endocannabinoid system for all church one Sunday. Like, we could do really cool things, and I think it would be of a value. I want some pumpkin pie. Thanks.

3:00:19SpeakerHey, I'll tell you what. I'll mail you some pumpkin pie. You mail me a hash book.

3:00:23BubblemanJust make some pumpkin pie, Darren. You're a chef.

3:00:26SpeakerI can, yeah, but I'm curious on that. You don't understand. They have a different way. I can't explain it either, and I used to be a chef. Can you give me the recipe? They won't give it to you. You have to marry in and then grow a beard and wear the hat, and I can do it. What about just donate my seed? Dude, Darren, why don't you just do that shit?

3:00:51SpeakerWhat's that?

3:00:51BubblemanOkay, actually, 2 o'clock, guys. It's been an amazing show. I'm going to say goodbye. We're going to stop broadcasting because we've done a solid three hours, I think. And, yeah, it's been three hours. I'm going to stop it at exactly three hours, and I'll keep the chat going in here. The YouTube chat's going to go good. Thank you everyone for being a part of this. It was a totally epic, awesome day and time.

3:01:17BubblemanI was happy to share it with all of you. And we'll see you next time.