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5280 is the chill friend strain · Cannabis School

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Welcome to Cannabis School. I'm your host, Jesse Angeles.
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And I'm Brandon Elder. And we're here to talk to you
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about everything pertaining to cannabis from vape, flour,
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edibles. Strains.
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And everything in between. Good morning, guys.
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Hey, hey, how you guys doing? Welcome back, we've got another
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Strain episode today. Yeah, we got one of our locals
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here. Some Betty Wellness.
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Fantastic growers, always really good.
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You know what I really like about from Betty Halle Berry?
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I that is still one of my favorites.
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I know that we really liked Cougar piss.
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As far as a sativa, a kind of feeling strain, Halle Berry.
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I think I've got the most bud from a pharmacy of that strain
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to date. Like, really, I don't think I've
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ever gone back to a pharmacy that many times for the same
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strain with Halle Berry. I haven't, I haven't gotten a
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visit to Beehive yet 'cause I would get another eighth of
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finger pissing second. You know, the thing that I've
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really, I like Halle Berry, but what I've really been impressed
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with lately is getting all the new strains from Dragonfly and
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Betty and they have some really good ones.
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There's some been some really soft bud.
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Yeah, it has some interesting flavors with that.
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Oh, there we go. Think of it like if it's the
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minty that I'm tasting or there's some flavor that I got
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in the first bit and it almost feels like a minty note.
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I got to try it again and see. Yeah, it's pretty mild as far as
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flavour over there when you're looking at the troop.
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Oh my gosh, I'm yawning. I apologize.
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I'm. Tired today?
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Apparently. Yeah, I.
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Didn't I didn't have to say this, I didn't have my I didn't
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have my decaf coffee today. Beta carophylline is the top one
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in there, but then after that it's humaline Bisabol low.
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Visibilol. Visibilol.
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Yeah. Not very familiar with that one.
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Lemon, lemonine and little oil. Yeah, so it's actually the beta
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carefully is the highest one visible oil such a tiny amount.
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Let's take a look and see here. So it's supposed to be soothing
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with anti irritant prop to irritant so you're less
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irritated. What is that even supposed to?
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Mean maybe the irritant is on your lungs or on your throat.
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I do not usually even doesn't matter what we smoke out of this
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one. Usually the first few hits can
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kind of be a little rough depending on what the like a
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beta carophiline or. Hasn't been super coffee though,
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like I do feel like a little bit after that one down in the back
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of my throat, but it's not quite as bad.
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No, not even close. There is a mentiness though.
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Right, it was just like a. In the back.
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A subtle, I think it's more when it's fresher, as we're going a
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little bit further into the boulders.
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Less of that minty. It's got a little more of a
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spicy Yeah in the back of my throat.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like I want to know more about
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that one. Which one?
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The visible all. Yeah, visible.
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All yeah, such a unique terpene. So did we even say what today's
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strain was? Today's strain is. 5280 Yeah by
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Betty Wellness. Never really got into I, never
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I. It's such a weird name.
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I wonder where they got that. Is that a common strain I have?
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No idea, it's mixed with Dante's Inferno and RS11 Rs 11 sounds
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familiar but I don't honestly know if I've had that one.
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I know that I've had Dante's Inferno, but.
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Yeah, it's been a hot minute. Yeah.
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And I don't remember if that was in bud or in concentrate.
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So it's not a very common strain 5280.
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Are you looking for it on on other places?
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Or yeah, just do cultivar. No, I'm looking at the other
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places. Colorado.
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OK, OK. One known version is 5280 gravy.
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It's an indica dominant one. Typical traits are relaxing,
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sedated body heavy effects. THC is off from around about 20
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to 23%. That's about 20%, a little above
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20% or halfway if we're going to round it, used for things like
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pain, sleep, stress. But that's the yeah, the 5280
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typically is like that. One, the gravy one, yeah,
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there's all sorts of different ones I'm seeing.
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There is definitely the 5280 gravy.
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There's also another one that's a hemp one that's 5280 but
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that's from a different. Oh, that's weird.
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Yeah. It's already I'm starting to
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feel the effects. It's very calming.
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Very. It could be sedative man.
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Why am I? Just falling asleep, it's.
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Ohh, my gosh, I got up early this morning, kids, and I was
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getting, I was gonna get here on time and I was gonna be like,
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Yep, we're gonna get done. We're gonna get a bunch of them
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done and. He fell back asleep.
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Ohhh yeah. Had a good long nap and woke up
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and I was like he's still tired I.
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Wake up, I'm like ohh shit. And then I pull up my phone.
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I'm like oh shit but. I like it.
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It's. A it's a It's an indicate
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leaning dominant. You can feel the calming.
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I feel it in my head, but it's not like a pressure the same
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way. It's just a very interesting.
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More like a presence. It's just there.
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It's not too hard. It's.
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Weird. I'm trying to see if this
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dissipates. I have this pain in the side of
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my head suddenly and I'm wondering if it is.
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There are strains that do that, but that's just typically your
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like your your sativa strains like high sativa.
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Yeah, not like this is our first bowl.
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A couple like we're not far into it, I feel.
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No, not at all. And that's the crazy thing, like
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with some of these strains, slow onset, fast onset, you know, dab
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or elsewhere. No, I gotta take that back.
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Dab you're going to feel almost instantaneously.
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It is like a presence. It's there, but it's like quiet.
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Yeah, it's quietly in my body. It's not like standing out in
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any. Very pleasant smoke like.
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I don't, Yeah. I don't feel.
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What's the word shitty. I don't know.
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No, no, not. Like I've been smoking some bud
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that makes you feel shitty. Which one have we slurty number
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slurty. Three, yeah.
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Nope. Yeah, that one was.
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Nope. I was just disappointed because
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it was such a claim of hey this is the highest herps and
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thinking oh this has got to be such an amazing experience.
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And I was like meh. This is like a unique feeling
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strain, kind of like red velvet. I like red velvet, felt more
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relaxing to me. And your tongue, No cottonmouth
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like the tongue, felt soft. Yeah, this tongue feels
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different, slightly dry but not to the point clicky the same,
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but it is dry. No, it hits the tongue first.
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Yeah, right. It doesn't hit the rest of the
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mouth. Like you get certain strains
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that just make your mouth feel like it's full of sand.
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Weird it is. It is a very tongue heavy
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strain. Like it look feels like it's
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like my entire tongue. Yeah, but the rest of my mouth
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is fine. Very unique.
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Very unique. But just a very subtle strain.
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I think this would be a very good hiker.
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This is a hiking strain. Yeah, I could do that.
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Well, and you got to think about that like, you know, typical
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people think in the complaining strain is just more for chill,
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sleep, whatever. But you also think about your
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physical activities and if you're going to be doing, I
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mean, like old guys like me, you know, if I'm going to be working
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around the house today, I'm definitely going to get sore
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working out in the yard after a long period of time, right?
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So I'm thinking about those things.
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I'm thinking about this would be a great workout strain at the
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gym because it's not foggy. Not at all, like very subtle.
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It's just chill enough that you could get focused in it,
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slightly relaxed enough that it would help with your muscles and
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stuff. For workout or hike.
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I really enjoy it when I go hiking because, you know, I
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don't hike all the time, but when I do, my body's still like,
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oh, hey, you're old and out of shape and lazy, so you kind of
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hurt. So a joint or five is like the
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perfect body to breathe. Yeah, we got it.
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The our weather is really chaotic here in Utah.
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It's just random. Some days it's raining, some
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days it's snowing, some days it's sunny.
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So we're just kind of like playing Russian roulette here.
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But yeah, as we get closer and closer to the first part of
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summer in Utah, that's typically late spring.
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And that's like one of the best times go hiking.
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I think the best times go hiking is in the fall.
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Beautiful colors, you know, different, different temperature
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sets. Like you could start in the
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morning with the jacket, you're ending it with a tight around
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your waist. Yeah, well, that's kind of
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spring too, as long as there's no snow melt where you're going
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because. Yeah, we don't have that I.
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Love. Yeah.
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Not this year. I love hiking in the spring.
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I love the green. I love that I love the fall
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colors. But I only like spring hiking if
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it's dry. Like I'm not in the mud, in the
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snow. You know one thing about this
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strain that has been unusual? I fidget non-stop, and I fidget
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not because I'm consciously thinking of it, my body just
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does it. I'm normally my legs like this
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all the time. Yeah, this strain has kind of
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calmed that down. Do you know, I really enjoy when
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a strain does that to me when I notice that my my foot or my
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hand or whatever I'm normally doing where my body is just so
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still and I'm like, this is weird because my.
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Body is. At peace.
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In that moment I'm like, I don't know why because normally I
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don't feel tight or tense or anxious, but it is my body is in
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the slight state of. Elevation.
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Of being like slightly maybe agitated or, or tense.
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And then some of these other strains come in and they're
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like, hey bro, simmer down. And you're like your whole body
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just relaxes and you're like, wait, oh hey, I'm not, I'm not
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fidgeting. Dude, like I'm barely moving my
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foot around, but not like like dude, one of the things that's
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really hard like I'm in at work, my foot is going nuts underneath
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my desk. It's and I start to know the
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reason why I notice is I'm in this cubicle and the next
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cubicle there's a guy over there and I know I'm shaking the whole
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fucking and I feel bad, but at the same time I'm just like,
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well, I got to go. And I always think that sativa
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is always the best for work. But thinking about right now,
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5280 would be a great focus train for getting tasks done.
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Not necessarily just physical tasks.
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I'm talking about mental tasks like office work, sales work,
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whatever, where you're just doing a repetitive action over
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and over and over. That's where I'm like, come on,
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Like I got to go. There's this certain level of
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relaxation that comes with this that would be perfect for like a
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sales job or something because there's always that level of
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anxiety, fear, whatever you want to call it, of oh, they're going
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to say no, oh, this is going to happen.
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And we're like projecting all of these things in our mind of all
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of this stuff. And I think it causes this
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tightness in our body and that if going into those types of
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things with this type of relaxation where your body's
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just like you're good. This is so good.
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Like if you were going to go out and try a new restaurant string
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because of the tongue feels like sandpaper, You notice that.
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Like it's really, but the rest of my mouth isn't.
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Which is pleasant in one way, because as relaxing as it is,
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like this wouldn't be a good sexy time string.
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Not at all, 'cause the tongue's all dry and it feels like a cat
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tongue. Yeah, it's super dry.
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If you get your mouth wet, maybe then it's even.
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There like I mean, I'm taking drinks and I'm like, I still
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feel like when I push it against the roof of my mouth, it makes
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me think of this thing like, you know where people go like old
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wives tale like what my parents used to tell me, like, you know
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why your skin gets all wrinkly in the water because it's
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getting too much water and it's like over hydrating it.
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But what they found is that our body does it naturally to
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actually create grip. Mine so I've noticed everyone's
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different. Right, right, right.
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I don't get it very often. Mine happens so fast I can be in
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the shower and within 5 to 10 minutes I will have some prunty
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fingers and I'm like oh look at me I'm like spooter person I can
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climb the walls shit. Like your toes get that soon
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but. Yeah, but it's weird because I
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know other people, it'll be like 30 minutes, 40 minutes, an hour,
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and they're like, oh, look, I'm fine.
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I'm like, I'm over here like Mr. Raisin.
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California Raisin. Yeah, like does it take you a
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long time to become a Raisin? Oh yeah.
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I'm a water baby. I always was growing up.
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We grandma and grandpa had the pool, they lived down the hill.
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We went boating when I was 9 all the time like from then on.
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So I was always in the. Water.
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I'd have to be in the water for a really long period of time,
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like at a community pool or something like that, which I
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would never go to again. But back in the day, that was
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the place to go, right? Yeah.
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Well, the local rec center. Maybe we did it once in a blue
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moon, but like I said, grandma and grandpa had a pool so yeah,
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why go to a crazy busy place if I can go to the one down the
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hill? To meet girls, you can't meet
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girls at grandma's. It's just your cousins.
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They're just like. Shit, no.
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But see, I was never going to the pool to meet girls, so I
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don't know. That's the only reason why I
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went to the pool. But I mean, even then though,
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like I, I didn't swim a lot when I was a kid.
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I wish I would have gone. I wish I would have right?
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But more of a wish on this one, like, and I haven't been very
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good with it. I wish I would have done more
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stuff with my kids, like kind of traditional things, right?
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I think it's so easy to get caught up in in instantaneous
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things. I mean, even going to the movies
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is like going camping. You do it once or twice a year.
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You really don't go a lot. Yeah, there's not a lot of
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movies that I'm like, oh, we should see this.
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You know, there's ones that Addie's really big anatomy.
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So the Demon Slayer movie came back to theaters and I was like,
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oh, OK, yeah, I'll go take you to go see that.
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So we went and saw that. Like, I think Emily and I went
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and saw a movie as well this year.
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It's not something that I usually go.
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Dude, no, I may. There are certain like I, I,
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it's rare to go see a movie just to just because you're just so
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excited to see it, because most of them are just uneventful and
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they don't feel like I got to be in the theater.
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Have you guys found a good movie lately that you've been just
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ecstatic to go watch? Because I haven't found of any
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or anything like I have to go see this.
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One movie that I've been hearing a lot about is Hail Mary.
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I've heard a lot of really good things.
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I don't. Know if I've heard anything?
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It's about this school teacher that is being sent to the sun to
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do so. I don't know.
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It's a it's a sci-fi movie but it's in space.
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It's like Interstellar but not as serious and more and I love
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Interstellar. It could be good still.
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Though it is I, everybody at my work has seen it and they're
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like, I'm going to go see it again.
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Is it in theaters? Right now, yeah.
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Oh, OK. I don't ever go to the movies
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really, so I don't know. I don't either.
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I mean, why? What's coming out?
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Yeah. I'm I'm lame, I'll watch a movie
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on my phone rather than go to the theater.
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Really. See, I, I don't know, most of
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the time when the whole point of a theater is like, oh, you get
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the bigger screen. Wow.
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You get a bigger screen, you get a surround sound.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. I have a surround sound, my T VS
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big enough. So at that point, usually I
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think I can go to a movie theater where I cannot smoke the
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entire time. I can't puff on a strain.
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I can't pause it and go, hey, I'm going to go take a pee real
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fast and not miss a single thing.
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It's like, all right, I have to be there.
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And what if the kid behind me is kicking my chair or someone
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farts and it's really stinky or like someone's talking to?
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The theater to you. Like you've never had a kid
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just. Fart I I well, I'm different on
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that. I I don't like kid movies in
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theaters. We went and saw the Mario
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Brothers because Steph's brother wanted to do it for his
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birthday. First of all, it's it's a movie.
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It it I. Saw the first one with the kids.
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Like, you know what? It feels like the same thing.
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It feels like something you should be watching on Netflix.
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It does not something in the theater.
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And all I kept thinking was, I'm like, I mean, I don't give a
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shit how much money we spent on there because we don't do it
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very often. Yeah, but to me, I still like
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when I go to the movies. I'm like, I was 15 bucks a
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person. Unless you go on Tuesday and
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then if you get popcorn and a drink or anything else, it
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you're like ends up being way more just for watching a movie.
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I'm like, yeah, I can make popcorn at home, have my own
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snacks, smoke weed the entire time.
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Well, that's the thing too. Like my kid said that he goes,
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Nick, he's all fucking bullshit popcorn, so fucking expensive.
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I'm like, yeah, it does seem like bullshit, doesn't it?
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And he goes, yeah, he's like, why is it so expensive?
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I'm like, well, every single reel you could call a reel now
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it's a digital file, but every reel would cost a certain amount
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the each theater had to buy. I used to work in the theaters
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when I was a kid and that's where they made their money back
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was on the popcorn because of the the sugar water and corn is
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super, super cheap. They buy it by massive bags and
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they got the syrup things. Soda and popcorn is where they
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make their money. Yeah, it's like, OK, if we can
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sell these or maybe they're slushies or whatever, they can
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make it all back and you're like, OK, cool.
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But for a consumer now where you're going, popcorn's like 12
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bucks, large drinks like 6-8 bucks.
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I think the worst is that you're, you know, that the thing
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that I remember was that what made it awesome was the
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experience through it. I didn't know something I was
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going to get. I was excited to go to the
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theater because it was like cool.
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I remember getting sold out theaters and I had to wait in
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line to get tickets. There was better movies.
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We didn't have Netflix. Where they're going, hey, you
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need a new thing every day, every week.
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It's going to be pure shit. We're just going to push it out,
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but you're going to get it. Or how would you like to watch
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the first season today? Yeah, instead of over, like
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remember season. Day it was like, oh, Tuesday's
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dropping you got a new episode all right, you got to wait.
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I remember watching The Walking Dead and it was like oh fuck,
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And then they put you're like oh, oh, wait, and then at the
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end of that episode you're like, is it going to play next week?
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Are they airing next week or is it going to be a break week?
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And then it it becomes a break week and you're like, no, I
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missed it. Like there's a whole another
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week I have to wait. You enjoyed it?
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But you. Yeah.
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And it was like at a certain time, you watched it.
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Now we have every everything on streaming, we have the
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continuous scroll. It's just like.
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Well, you think about it like the same way that
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overconsumption of entertainment is overconsumption of food.
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We have fatter and more unhealthy people now than ever
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because of why? Instant gratification.
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So when we get entertainment like this would be a really
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difficult thing to do for many people.
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Pick a series that you like to watch, but only watch it twice a
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week. 1 episode. Or once a week even.
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Like it only came out on We're Only.
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Going to watch this one and this time.
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So now you're going. In one episode and then after.
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That one episode. Like turning off the TV.
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That's hard to do. That's why YouTube is such a
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brain rot. Or any of the streaming.
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You know, it's all the continuous it's.
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It's too much. It does it all on its own.
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You don't even have to do it. And it's like, oh, we'll keep
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playing something more, don't worry, we got you.
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We'll keep you entertained. Just give us your time.
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Stuffed like a fat fucking pig of just entertainment.
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And that's why food is the way it is now, too.
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It's not that the food manufacturers were making.
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They're just like, we got to keep them at Dan Dan.
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More of the consumers like, hey, I have more time, it'd be great
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if I had snacks. But we don't spend that time to
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do anything of value truly for us half the time.
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Well, but. Think about what art you just
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said it before you had to wait next Tuesday.
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Fuck. Patience is something that we
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have learned not to do more we've.
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Degraded. It convenience of now.
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Comfortable collapse. Well, what I I don't want to
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wait for this. I want this now.
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So I'll just go to this place or this place or right here.
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I'll go to Amazon because I want it now.
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Yeah. You go back 20-30 year, let's
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take 25 years, let's go back 25 years.
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If we went back to then say the power shuts down, you do OK.
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Yeah, 100%. Today.
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Oh God, the world would like. Who would cook food?
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Who would know how to? People with experience of
20:31
overflame and of building a fire and or having gas.
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You know, there's living off of the land, knowing where you can
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have your, you know, permanent new latrine, 'cause that's what
20:41
it's gonna turn into. It's not just go shit anywhere
20:44
in the woods. You know, it's, it's now like
20:47
you got to think about nowadays people are so over reliant upon
20:51
instant gratification that there would be a lot of people who
20:55
would just fucking die. Like some people, they're like.
20:59
Food. Just food alone.
21:01
You think about how many people don't know how to cook.
21:04
Or even know that there are different options like, you
21:07
know, I know that there's certain kids that are like, no,
21:10
I'm only going. To eat pop tarts.
21:12
But when they're little, I get that they get fixated on certain
21:15
things and and that's their behaviors trying to develop.
21:19
But when you're 1415 and all you're eating is fishy crackers
21:23
and pop Tarts? That's because no one ever made
21:25
you branch out and go no, just just try it.
21:28
You might actually like this. Well, but it's not even that.
21:30
It's just too many options. Like I was listening to Seth
21:33
Godin's book Free Prize inside. It's a marketing book because
21:38
I'm, I'm, I'm feel like I'm hitting a wall in sales.
21:42
And the problem is, is I kept thinking about I'm like, where
21:45
did you get the best sales ideas for marketing?
21:49
Go back to marketing books. So I go back to because sales
21:52
books are all like, bro, just say these things and they roll
21:55
over and show you their belly. They're like, Oh my gosh,
21:58
nobody's ever said it to me like that before.
22:01
You just got to be their friend, yeah.
22:02
OK cool. What?
22:03
What the fuck does that mean? Yeah, show up randomly at their
22:06
house with beer and and pizza. Hey I want to hang out.
22:10
You're an insurance guy? Yeah.
22:12
I don't know. I was just driving by and
22:14
happened to have cold brew and hot pizza.
22:16
Fucking weird. I mean, if someone showed up
22:18
with beer and pizza, I might listen to whatever they're going
22:21
to say. Yeah.
22:22
Look, all right, fuck it. Come sit down.
22:23
I'll share a beer with you. No, but it it just we because of
22:27
that one, it our our comfort, the the the lives we live of
22:31
comfort has been able to push us further away from each other.
22:35
So that's why like real life engaging events.
22:39
I think that's some of the things like what I found out
22:41
about Utah County, where, where, where we live in, in, in our
22:45
state. You know, the bigot like I, I do
22:47
the dating thing like I am booked out for an entire month.
22:50
I'm so thrilled, but here in Utah County, I asked him.
22:54
I said, how about Utah counties? They get to go.
22:56
Oh no, no, no. The only thing that they pay for
22:58
down here is friend groups, getting people together to make
23:02
friends. That's.
23:03
It interesting. Salt Lake dating and I I was
23:07
like, that makes sense because if somebody down here in Utah
23:10
counties is like, I want to do something different I'm going to
23:13
go to I'm going to go to Salt Lake I'm going to go to the big
23:15
city right and they come up, which is a pretty big city now
23:19
and. Well, any night event place that
23:23
Utah County has had has disappeared.
23:25
There was Boxcar Studios in Provo that would have occasional
23:29
like entertaining things. Really.
23:31
I didn't know that. Yeah, down in Provo.
23:33
They moved up to Salt Lake years ago.
23:35
It'd be cool if like a wise guys was down here.
23:37
Actually, they used to have a wise guy.
23:38
They used to close down. There used to be a club on
23:42
Center St. in Provo that closed down the Sky bar and they also
23:45
closed down Shitty Limits. Shitty Limits is now closed.
23:49
There's a lot of things that Utah County itself is just like,
23:52
Oh well, we don't have much of events or things that go on.
23:57
But you know, it's kind of good though, in a way, because then
24:00
it helps to push you out of your comfort zone and I'm going to go
24:04
somewhere else. Plus, it's kind of nice nowadays
24:06
with the whole Uber Uber world that is so safe.
24:11
Like if I was planning on going getting, you know, a little
24:15
tipsy, I could never get smashed these days.
24:17
I would not be fun. But you know, if I did decide to
24:21
do that, I'm Uber in it. That's how Casey would do it.
24:24
He would come down sometimes and he knew that he was going to be
24:28
getting a little sloshed. And so he just an Uber down and
24:31
then an Uber home. And even with kids nowadays,
24:34
like I love that you can put, oh, it's my kid riding and you
24:38
can select whether or not your kid feels comfortable with what
24:41
type of person in that. And you can select that for your
24:45
kids to have an Uber. Home.
24:46
Yep, I love that too. Dude, You know what this strain
24:50
is? You don't feel it anywhere
24:53
really strongly, No, like not like a tightness in the chest or
24:57
in your neck or on your temples. Like you feel it.
25:00
As we kind of stated it earlier, it's just a presence.
25:04
It's a. Presence.
25:05
It's a chill friend. Yeah, it's a chill friend.
25:07
Put their arm, you know, they're, they're just there, not
25:10
putting your arms running because I don't like fucking
25:11
people touching me. 50 to 80 is your bud.
25:14
It is your. Bud, it's just gonna hang out,
25:16
chill like man. It's an anti anxiety, man.
25:21
I'm fucking. I should have grabbed.
25:23
I mean I grabbed another Halle Berry, but I should have grabbed
25:26
that. Oh my gosh.
25:27
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25:29
If you haven't tried 5280, it is definitely worth checking out.
25:33
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25:36
Similar effects, but check it out.
25:39
Let us know what you think. Yeah, catch you on Thursday.
25:43
Yeah, take care.