Breaking the Fart Barrier in Relationships – Seshisode 181 – Transcript

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Breaking the Fart Barrier in Relationships

0:11

Welcome to Fox Office Down.

I’m Justin Baroni, your friend, the neighborhood pothead.

And today, because I’m wearing all my Nugs gear, I figured what we do is we would try some Cuban link shatter in the student glass.

0:33

I really like that man.

It’s like my favorite thing.

It’s gotten rid of all my bongs.

So the Cuban links by Nugs is a sativa.

0:50

It is 78% THC.

It’s terpenoline, carophylline, humaline, and yeah, it’s a sativa.

1:05

It’s nice.

It tastes very lemony.

So if you like lemons, you might not like it, but the high is really sweet.

The high is pretty much like it’s a very clean high.

It’s intense, especially in the shatter and the flower I don’t find it quite as tense, but in the in the shatter I find it pretty intense.

1:22

So the question I had today was how long did it take you for your girlfriend to fart in front of you?

Because I’ve been trying to get my girlfriend to fart in front of me.

We’ve for like almost a year.

On June 15th, it’ll be our one year anniversary of knowing each other as she says.

So I’ve been trying lately just to get, I fart all the time.

1:42

Like not I don’t try to fart in front of her, but I definitely fart because like there’s been a couple times where at night, you know, you can’t control your shit.

And I’ve woken up to farting on her leg.

I did it the other day.

1:58

Generally it wakes me up and I’m like, oh shit, did I do that?

Did she notice that?

And then I’m sitting there in the bed like, I hope she didn’t know this.

She notices every time.

And then I think if I go to like a separate bathroom and I’m taking a shit in that bathroom, you can’t hear me fart.

But I could Apparently my farts like are trans ruminantal because yeah, that was like, doesn’t matter what I do, I can’t get away from it.

2:24

I fart.

It echoes.

It’s I’m a hard farted apparently.

But I I’m curious to know how long it took your girlfriend to fart in front of you or how long did it take you to fart in front of in front of your girlfriend?

Like was it immediate?

Because my favorite fart stories, at least for couples are like like when I was dating this one girl, the 1st girl I slept with, OK I was it was university.

2:49

I remember one night I snuck up on her and she was looking out her dorm room window.

But at this dorm, the windows were like 1/2 wall, so the whole room on the one side was basically a window.

And I remember one time I snuck up on her and scared the shit out of her.

She freaked out, I left and then I came back later on and then I started tickling her and she farted.

3:09

And like, those are my favorite farts.

My favorite farts are tickle farts, man, ’cause they come up, they’re, they’re like surprise farts.

You know, you don’t, neither of you really expect it.

And then boom, fart.

I don’t care if they stink.

Women have a different fart stink, you know, like dudes have a fart stink.

3:25

Our fart stinks anywhere from like very, it could be like very sharp or like just overall encompassing, like you could taste it, like you can eat it.

You know what I’m saying?

So it doesn’t surprise me that a lot of times as dudes, we do, we play the fart game.

3:43

Like guess what?

You guess what you have for lunch and you can, you can like smell it and then be like, oh, there’s some beans, there’s some rice.

There’s a little bit of, I don’t know what that is.

Would you eat shit like women have a different fart.

Women have more of like a compost, the earthy kind of fart.

Their poops always smell like that.

4:00

I don’t know, it’s fucking weird to me, but I’ve basically tried everything I can to get her to fart.

I’ve tickled her.

She’s pretty good at avoiding the tickle though.

So I’ve tried to tickle her.

Sometimes when we’re lying in bed, what I’ll do is I’ll like, I’ll take her legs and I’ll start pumping them.

4:18

You know, like a like an old time trainer, like an old time well, where you got to pump it like a lever.

I use her legs as a lever to push on her tummy so that she pops out a fart.

No farts, dude.

What else have I done?

I’ve tried to squeeze her like ketchup and then I’ve tried that.

4:37

I’ve tried it a lot.

I don’t know why, but like I’ve I just feel like you you.

I want to see I I need farts, man.

Farts are hilarious, especially to me.

I don’t know if dudes, other dudes feel like this, but like when a girl farts, I find it hilarious because their reaction isn’t like a dude.

4:56

Like a dude’s reaction to a fart is you fart and you’re like, yeah, get a load of my beef, you know what I’m saying?

Whereas a girl, if she farts, it’s always like A and then like a cover your butt and run away ’cause like you’re embarrassed.

There’s no, there’s no shame with dudes and farting, but with women there seems to be a little bit of shame.

5:16

Don’t be ashamed of your farts.

Let the farts out.

Farts are fun.

Farts are hilarious.

Be farty, It’s fine.

So I’m hoping that before the one year mark I can actually get her to fart in front of me.

I’m not even allowed.

5:31

So like I have a bathroom off my bedroom.

She has a bathroom off her bedroom.

When she goes to the bathroom, I have to like close my ears.

I have to close my ears and not hear anything.

Sometimes depending like if she’s if if it’s peas, then I have to go to a different room.

5:48

I have to, or I mean I have to just close my ears, but if I if it’s a poop situation I have to leave the floor.

I have to go downstairs to the living room because I’m not allowed to hear it.

Not that I want to hear her take a shit, but I really want to know what it sounds like when she farts.

6:06

Dude.

I don’t know what my obsession is with this fart situation, but I like, I really need to know fart.

I just like farts.

Farts are hilarious.

My kids and I, we play the fart game.

Like my, my daughters are the worst too.

And I don’t understand it.

6:21

Like my son, he’s got sneaky farts, you know, like they’re silent but deadly.

SPDS I have depends on what I ate and it depends on what time of day it is, but I have all kinds.

I’m always worried about a silent fart because I’m never, I’m never sure if the silent fart is a shit, you know what I’m saying?

6:40

So like, especially if it’s warm, if it’s a warm silent fart, are you not worried that you just shit yourself?

Because I am.

I have to go check all the time.

My youngest, she pushes out farts and like every single time I have to tell her to go to the bathroom and check her pants because I’m convinced that she shit herself.

7:05

You know, my oldest, she just has nasty farts, dude.

And she farts like she’ll hold her farts in all day long because she doesn’t want to fart at school, which I kind of get.

7:21

But as soon as she gets in the car, it’s fucking it’s it’s it’s fart central like nothing.

But she’s like, she’s like Captain fart.

She comes into the house or into the car and it’s I think the car’s starting.

No, it’s her farting.

7:38

My son is quiet and sneaky.

He won’t admit to it.

Like he’ll admit to it if you call him out on it, but he won’t be like fart, I farted.

You know where is like, I’ll announce my fart when I’m about to fart.

I go fart and then fart.

You know, my youngest, she farts and then looks around to see if anybody else laughs because she thinks it’s hilarious.

7:59

So then what she’ll do is she’ll if even in public, dude, if she goes to the mall, she told me a story about crop dusting a bunch of people and the dollar store one day.

Like what kid does that?

What girl does that?

I don’t know any girls that are are ready to just like let farts RIP.

8:17

Most of the time you have to catch them by surprise, you know?

Not my kids, man.

My kids think farting is the funniest thing.

She kept farting.

So when we went to Alberta a while back, she, my oldest daughter, farted on the plane on the way back and I thought it was the guy in front of me.

8:35

Dude, it’s dunk so bad.

We got off the plane and I was like, did you smell that fart?

She’s like, yeah, that was me.

That was her dude.

She stunk up the whole plane.

No plane etiquette these kids have.

My youngest doesn’t really care.

Like she’ll let her fart RIP anywhere she’s going.

8:51

She’ll walk and fart.

My mom, it’s like sometimes depending, like after dinner, if she’s walking around the house, it’s like the farts are propelling her around the house.

You know what I’m saying?

They’re just, it’s just every step she takes now she’s a little older, so like the farts just come out.

9:08

But yeah, my youngest will fart on anybody.

I’m I remember when we got off the plane, when we went to Alberta, she couldn’t, I couldn’t stop farting in the car for whatever reason.

So I was like stinking everybody out.

And then she always used to like fart when she walked by me.

9:26

So like when I was in the airport she would walk by and she would crop dust me all the time.

So on our way to my parents house in Alberta from the airport, we stopped at one point to let the dog out to go to the bathroom and she decided she wanted to get out and walk around as well.

9:44

So as she’s walking around, I’m talking to my dad, The dog’s walking in a circle doing her business.

My daughter comes out, she’s right behind me.

I go, hey, your shoes on tied.

She bends down to tie in her shoe, her tie tie up her shoe.

And I walk over and I hold her head down and I just let one RIP right on the back of her head.

10:02

I call that the assassination fart, the hitman fart because I got her right in the back of the head when she was doing something else.

It was as if she didn’t even know and then she stood up into the fart.

I hate it.

Don’t you hate it when like so this has happened a couple times where I’d be at a store and you’re walking around looking at something and somebody else farts and then you walk through the fart and then somebody else comes into the aisle like use and it looks like you did the fart to.

10:31

That’s the worst.

The worst is taking heat for someone else’s fart bro.

You’d ever want to take heat for someone else’s fart That’s not cool, but it’s also fun being the ninja farter.

10:52

So that like, you’re the guy that drops the fart and then leaves.

It’s like you’re leaving C4 in war, You know, you just, you leave it, you have a detonator, it goes off, you walk through, boom, done.

Like killed, killed a soldier.

You know what I’m saying?

Yeah.

11:08

I really want, I really want to get my girlfriend to fart.

I really hope she farts because, like, that’s the next level of a relationship, isn’t it?

Where, you know, you do all the fun things, You, you you get along.

You’ve kind of figured each other out a little bit.

You’re starting to understand each other more.

11:25

And then all of a sudden fart right out of nowhere.

That’s like there’s a bond to farting, dude.

When you fart in front of somebody else, you’re like linked for life.

11:42

You know what I’m saying, ’cause you can always go back to that moment of like, hey, remember that time I farted?

Tickle farts are the best though.

I don’t tickle fart.

I don’t get, I mean when I get tickled, I don’t fart most people mostly because you have to tickle my feet and like don’t tickle my feet dude.

12:05

I remember my mom used to wake me up because I I would sleep on my stomach with my feet hanging over the bed and my mom would wake me up because it was the easiest way like you could jump on me.

I wouldn’t wake up.

You could push me.

I wouldn’t wake up.

Alarms don’t wake me up.

She would go by and tickle my feet.

That wakes me up.

12:21

Problem is you tickle my feet.

My legs are just going wherever, you know.

So I remember a couple times when I was in high school, she woke me up and I almost kicked her in the head.

And I finally said to her, I was like, look, you got to watch out because like one day you’re going to actually get kicked in the fucking head.

12:37

And I don’t want to kick you in the head.

You’re my mom.

I love you.

You know, sure enough, I don’t remember when it was, but she tickled me and boom, kicked right in the head.

Now, luckily I’m already lying down, so like, you don’t have a lot of leverage.

It wasn’t like I’m doing a swooping Roundhouse kick or something like that.

12:53

It’s just a quick little pop right in the face.

But dude, yeah, she was pissed.

She called my dad.

She said get in here, Gary.

He’ll tell this boy.

He’s like, why?

What do you do?

She’s like, he hit me.

He’s like, you hit your mother.

I was like, well, I was sleeping.

She tickled my foot and she got kicked by my foot.

13:10

I was asleep my foot and you have a problem.

Like you do whatever you want to my foot.

Needless to say, nothing happened.

I remember this is a good one.

13:26

So excuse me.

When we were growing up, I had a dog.

We named this dog Barkley.

He was a Cocker spaniel.

And when we would watch movies, my mom would sit at the edge of the couch, like on the side of the couch where there’s an arm and she would sit almost like in the fetal position.

13:43

So her her arm and head, her head would rest on her arm, which would rest on the arm of the chair.

And then she would, you know, be laying sideways across the couch with her feet kind of with her knees kind of like crooked in a little like V Well, the dog would go into the spot between her legs and the couch.

14:02

And inevitably, anytime we’re watching a movie, she’d let a fart go right on this dog’s head.

The dog would look up you like God damn it and then walk to a different spot.

Well, one time I remember this very clearly.

14:18

My mom is lying on the couch OK.

And I don’t remember how the dog got near her face, but the dog got near her face and the dog just looks at her like he knew, like he had been planning it and he just now obviously we didn’t hear it, but like all of a sudden my mom looks up.

14:40

She’s like, I thought she was going to choke.

It was, it was bad man.

But I feel like that dog ate all day and didn’t shit.

Specifically holding on to that so that he could let it go right in her face to get her back for all the time she’d farted on him.

15:03

Yeah, I got to get my girlfriend to the point where she farts in front of me.

You have to know how someone farts, right?

Like, if you’re going to be with them for a long period of time, hopefully I you got to know how they fart.

You know how they laugh, you know how they cry, You know how they see the world.

15:21

You know their feelings on everything.

You know, you know their their views on like on everything.

And if you don’t know how they fart, I feel like that’s a red flag.

Like you got to know how someone farts if you’re going to spend all your time with them, Mostly because you got to know if every time they fart, you’re going to laugh or you’re going to run because like, you got to know what you’re getting into.

15:51

It’s worse getting farted on, too, like when you’re pressed up against somebody or like, or like, you know, right beside them because like, my daughter, my youngest daughter, what she’ll do is when we’re watching movies, she’ll sit beside me, snug right up.

And then when she has to, when she has to fart, she’ll lift her cheek and, like, press herself up against me so you can feel it on your leg, that warm air and that, like, push, dude.

16:17

That’s something else, man.

You know?

Yeah.

It’s.

Yeah.

No, thank you.

That’s the worst.

Getting farted on or somebody farts right in your face.

You ever had you ever been farted, like caught a fart in the mouth?

16:36

Dude, mouth farts.

Come on.

You got to taste that shit.

You’re not just, you’re not just you’re actually like chewing a chunk of fart, you know?

Yeah, farts could save relationships.

16:55

I think like let’s say you’re going through like if my if my ex-wife and I had had farted on each other more, I think that we wouldn’t have gone down well, I don’t know, maybe there’d be less likely a chance that we went down the divorce Rd. because like again, that’s the out hole, right?

17:15

So like, whatever comes out of there is not going to be pretty, you know?

So I feel like if you’re more invested in your partner’s farts and you’re comfortable and like, that’s a level of a level of comfort that like, I don’t know, it brings you to.

17:35

It’s a bond if you don’t know.

Again, if you don’t know, like imagine.

OK, what about in space?

That’s a good question.

No, what are farts like in space?

Like if you could dribble a drop of water and it’s just a ball floating in the space, like in the air, right?

17:52

If you fart, how long does that fart stay there?

Does it just float in a cloud or does it cause like, I’d imagine that if you’re farting right, then realistically, if you’re going to depict a fart, it’s not a cloud.

It’s like a stream, right?

18:09

So you’d see like kind of like a a cloudy stream floating around, floating around the floating around the room, you know, And how long does it stay there?

Like if you’re in space for six months, is is that going to be there for, I mean, I’m obviously you have, you know, a way to let out air, I would imagine, or a recycle of air.

18:29

But like, well, I guess not because this space just has no atmosphere, right?

Is there air?

There’s no air in space either.

It’s a vacuum of void.

So yeah, I don’t know.

How long does that fart last?

Is there AI?

Don’t know.

There’s so many questions now that would turn me off of being an astronaut alone.

18:49

If you had to live with the like, if I wanted to live like that, I live in the Bush.

You just smell all the shit all the time, you know?

Yeah.

You got to know what it’s like when your partner farts.

19:11

You have to know what you’re getting into.

You have to know if it’s going to be a sense robbery, a robbery of the census or or sorry, an assault on the census, or if it’s going to be get out of here quick situation.

19:28

Because sometimes you can fart and it’s a big, loud, funny fart, but there’s no real after effect, you know, not very often, but it does happen.

Or it’s quick.

Like the stink is quick, you know, I like a nice full fart.

It’s got to have some base to it.

19:47

The squeakers worry me, man.

The squeakers are the ones that make me go.

Did I just shit, you know, yeah.

I hope that in my relationship she accidentally farts in front of me.

20:18

Because I feel like at this point, if it’s on purpose, it takes a little something away from it because I’ve been trying to get it for so long.

I’m different, dude.

20:34

I don’t just try to get in your pants, I try to find out what.

Your farts smell like that’s all part of me dude.

I don’t think she knew she signed up for that one.

You all know what your partner fought like, OK, I like big, loud farts.

20:51

My youngest.

She laughs at the like, if, if she OK, she’s a Ripper.

That’s what I call it.

I call them rippers.

She rips farts like it’s not just a it’s like a, you know what I’m saying?

It’s it’s massive.

21:06

So like, and then she looks to see if you heard it and laugh like everybody heard it.

Dude, you got to fart in front of your girlfriend and you got to get your girlfriend has to fart in front in front of you.

That’s why I feel like the easiest way to do it is like I told you, I squeezed her like ketchup.

21:26

Nothing She can hold on to a fart man.

But see, I’m the type of person where if you are a tougher individual to crack, it becomes my goal to try and get you to either smile or involve yourself in the silly, you know what I’m saying?

21:49

Like this isn’t a fart story, but I once worked for this one guy who was very like, Yep, Nope, OK, now go do this, Now go do that.

Like he was, I don’t know how to describe it, but he was very like dry, I guess you could say.

22:08

And my goal was to get him to laugh because like, I never saw him laugh.

I barely even saw him smile.

Sorry.

That was my goal, to get him to smile.

I never saw him laugh and I never saw him smile.

He was never smiling.

He was always, this is how we do things, you know.

22:25

And then one night we were leaving work and we got we have to go.

I worked at the dump.

So you had you were in a gated area.

So we got to the gate in our cars and we met there at the same time and we got out of the car and we both get to the gate at the same time.

22:41

And then he reaches for the lock.

So I reach for the lock and I’m like, I’ll get it.

And he goes, no, no, I get it.

And he grabs the lock.

And then I grabbed his hand and I go, now we’re boyfriends.

He cracked a smile and he goes, he goes, get the fuck in your car.

23:01

And so all Clint Eastwood asking is like his in a Latin, like a crooked smile.

And then I get in the car and I’m like, I got him.

And then I told the story the next day and found out that he had actually called my boss to tell him what I did.

And they both laughed at me.

But that’s what I try to do.

23:18

So like, I need to know, dude.

I need to know if you’re trying to, if you’re trying to keep your farts from me, I need to know what that fart is going to be like.

I need to get the fart, man.

For the sake of the relationship.

There needs to be an expulsion of gas from from her rear end.

23:41

So let me know.

Let me know what you think you know.

Tell me if I’m off base or like, tell me if I’m I totally see a drop of water on my glasses.

Sorry, I got sidetracked.

Let me know if you think that.

24:00

Let me know when you think it’s appropriate to fart in front of your significant other.

How long does it take?

Is it like, is it, should it only be 8 weeks?

You know?

Yeah, you got to get the farts.

24:17

Anyway, those are my thoughts off the stamp for this week.

I hope you enjoyed the sesh.

I hope you come back next week.

Don’t forget to visit tots420.com.

You can check out the whole catalog of sicious zoos.

You can also check out some blogs on CBD and any other and other cannabis concepts and products and ideas.

24:37

Yeah, I guess that’s really all I had to say today.

I just wanted to discuss farts, but I hope you enjoyed the sesh.

I hope that the I hope that life is good to you.

You know, until next time, keep your lids low baby.

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One of over a hundred cannabinoids found in the cannabis plant is CBG. Considered a precursor to other cannabinoids such as THC and CBD. It’s the first cannabinoid produced by the plant’s genetics. As the cannabis plant matures, CBG converts into other cannabinoids through natural processes. CBG is typically found in low concentrations due to this. Making it relatively rare and more challenging to extract compared to THC and CBD.

The Therapeutic Potential of CBG:

While research on CBG is still in its infancy. Preliminary studies and anecdotal evidence suggest that this cannabinoid may offer a range of potential therapeutic benefits. Areas of exploration include:

  1. Neuroprotective Effects: CBG has shown promise in protecting neurons in the brain, which could have implications for neurodegenerative conditions. Such as Parkinson’s and Huntington’s disease.
  2. Anti-Inflammatory Properties: Like other cannabinoids, CBG exhibits anti-inflammatory properties. Which could make it a valuable tool in managing conditions characterized by inflammation. Such as inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) and arthritis.
  3. Antibacterial Activity: CBG has demonstrated antibacterial properties against common pathogens. Suggesting potential applications in fighting bacterial infections, including those resistant to traditional antibiotics.
  4. Pain Relief: Early research suggests that CBG may help alleviate pain by interacting with the body’s endocannabinoid system. Which regulates various physiological processes, including pain sensation.
  5. Potential Cancer-Fighting Properties: Some studies indicate that CBG may inhibit the growth of cancer cells. Particularly in forms of cancer such as colon cancer, making it a subject of interest in oncology research.

Overcoming Challenges:

Despite its promising potential, CBG faces several challenges that hinder its widespread adoption and research progress. These challenges include:

  1. Limited Availability of the Cannabinoid: Due to its low concentrations in mature cannabis plants. Obtaining significant quantities of CBG for research or commercial purposes can be challenging and costly.
  2. Regulatory Hurdles: The legal status of cannabinoids varies from one jurisdiction to another. Thus creating regulatory obstacles that impede research and development efforts.
  3. Lack of Research on CBG: While interest in CBG is growing. There’s still a significant gap in our understanding of its mechanisms of action, potential side effects, and long-term safety profile.

The Future of CBG:

Despite these challenges, the future looks promising for CBG. As research continues to expand and technologies for cannabinoid extraction and synthesis advance, we can expect to unlock more of CBG’s therapeutic potential. Moreover, as public perception of cannabis evolves and regulatory frameworks adapt, the landscape for cannabinoid-based therapies, including CBG, is likely to become more conducive to innovation and exploration.

In conclusion, Cannabigerol (CBG) represents a fascinating frontier in the realm of cannabinoids. Offering a wealth of potential therapeutic benefits yet to be fully realized. The growing body of research and anecdotal evidence underscores the importance of exploring CBG’s properties further. As we navigate this exciting journey of discovery. CBG stands poised to make significant contributions to the fields of medicine, health, and wellness.

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Cannabis and Community Cultivating Connection: How Cannabis Strengthens Community Bonds

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Cannabis has long been celebrated for its ability to foster a sense of community and camaraderie among enthusiasts. From ancient rituals to modern social gatherings. The shared experience of cannabis consumption has played a central role in bringing people together and strengthening bonds. In this blog post, we’ll explore how cannabis positively impacts community dynamics and fosters connections among individuals.

1. Breaking Down Barriers

One of the most remarkable aspects of cannabis is its ability to dissolve social barriers and facilitate open communication. From passing a joint among friends or sharing a bowl at a community event. The act of smoking together creates an atmosphere of inclusivity and acceptance. Cannabis has a way of bringing people from all walks of life together, transcending differences in age, background, and culture. In a world that often feels divided, cannabis serves as a unifying force that reminds us of our shared humanity.

2. Fostering Creativity and Collaboration

Cannabis has long been associated with creativity and innovation, and its effects on community dynamics are no exception. People coming together to smoke and share ideas, often find themselves inspired to collaborate on creative projects or pursue shared interests. Whether it’s brainstorming ideas for a new business venture or jamming with fellow musicians. Cannabis has a way of fueling creativity and fostering collaboration. In this way, cannabis serves as a catalyst for collective growth and self-expression within communities.

3. Cultivating Compassion and Empathy

The experience of sharing cannabis with others often leads to deeper connections and a heightened sense of empathy. As individuals come together to smoke and share stories. They inevitably develop a greater understanding and appreciation for one another’s perspectives. Cannabis has a way of fostering compassion and empathy. It encourages individuals to listen with an open heart and offer support to those in need. In this way, cannabis helps build stronger, more resilient communities where individuals feel valued and supported.

4. Creating Spaces for Connection

Cannabis consumption has inspired the creation of unique social spaces where individuals can come together to connect, relax, and unwind. From cannabis-friendly cafes and lounges to outdoor festivals and events. These spaces provide a welcoming environment for enthusiasts to gather and share their love of the plant. By providing opportunities for meaningful interaction and engagement. Cannabis-friendly spaces play a vital role in strengthening community bonds and fostering a sense of belonging.

5. Sparking Conversations and Building Bridges

Cannabis has a way of sparking meaningful conversations and breaking down barriers to communication. Whether it’s discussing the latest strain or sharing personal experiences. The act of smoking together often leads to deep and meaningful exchanges. These conversations have the power to build bridges between individuals, fostering understanding and connection in the process. By creating opportunities for dialogue and reflection, cannabis helps bridge divides and promote unity within communities.

Cannabis and Community

In summary, cannabis has a profound impact on community dynamics. Fostering connections, and strengthening bonds among individuals. It breaks down social barriers, promotes creativity and collaboration and cultivates compassion and empathy. Cannabis serves as a powerful force for positive change within communities. As we continue to explore the potential of this remarkable plant. Let us embrace its ability to bring people together and celebrate the rich tapestry of human connection it inspires.

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Rolling Through Red Tape: Exploring the Irony of Canadian Cannabis Regulations

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Canadian Cannabis Regulations

Ah, Canada – land of maple syrup, hockey, and now, legal weed. Since the legalization of recreational cannabis in 2018, the Great White North has become a beacon of hope for stoners everywhere. But behind the haze of smoke and celebration lies a tale of irony, because the cannabis regulations in Canada seem to be more tangled than a bowl of spaghetti.

Let’s start with the basics. In Canada, cannabis is legal for both medical and recreational use. Sounds simple, right? Wrong. The regulations governing the production, distribution, and consumption of cannabis would make even the most seasoned bureaucrat’s head spin.

First off, let’s talk about the licensing process for cannabis producers. In order to legally grow and sell cannabis in Canada, companies must jump through more hoops than a circus poodle. From rigorous background checks to strict security measures, obtaining a cannabis license is no small feat. And don’t even get me started on the mountain of paperwork involved. It’s enough to make even the most dedicated entrepreneur question their life choices.

But wait, it gets better. Once a company has managed to navigate the treacherous waters of licensing, they’re faced with another challenge: marketing regulations. In an effort to curb underage consumption and promote responsible use, Health Canada has imposed strict rules on how cannabis products can be advertised. Forget about flashy commercials or catchy jingles – cannabis advertising in Canada is about as exciting as watching paint dry. And don’t even think about using celebrity endorsements to boost sales. Unless your spokesperson is a talking beaver, you’re out of luck.

Then there’s the issue of product packaging. In an attempt to make cannabis products less appealing to children, Health Canada has mandated that all packaging be plain, standardized, and devoid of any flashy graphics or colours. Because nothing says “fun” like a plain white box with the word “CANNABIS” stamped on it in bold letters.

But perhaps the greatest irony of all lies in the price of legal cannabis. Despite the government’s best efforts to stamp out the black market, legal weed in Canada remains prohibitively expensive for many consumers. Between hefty taxes and production costs, buying legal cannabis is enough to make even the most die-hard supporter of legalization question whether it was all worth it.

So, what’s the solution to this regulatory quagmire? Well, that’s a question for the ages. In the meantime, Canadian cannabis enthusiasts will continue to roll with the punches, navigating the murky waters of regulation with a joint in one hand and a copy of the Cannabis Act in the other. After all, where there’s a will, there’s a way – even if that way involves jumping through more hoops than a circus poodle.

Canadian cannabis regulations are the equivalent of an over bearing “helicopter” parent. The government needs to back off, give us space, let us run and most importantly let us live damn it!

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Cannabis History: A Journey Through Key Milestones That Shaped a Culture

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Cannabis History is rich and diverse. Spanning thousands of years and reaching every corner of the globe. The story is fascinating and complex. From ancient rituals to modern legalization movements, the story of cannabis is as fascinating as it is complex. Let’s embark on a journey through time and explore some of the key moments that have shaped the history of cannabis.

1. Cannabis History: Ancient Origins

The use of cannabis dates back thousands of years, with evidence suggesting that it was first cultivated in Asia around 10,000 BCE. Ancient civilizations in China, India, and the Middle East embraced cannabis for its medicinal, spiritual, and industrial purposes. In China, the Emperor Shen Nung is said to have prescribed cannabis for various ailments as early as 2737 BCE.

2. Cannabis History: Medicinal and Spiritual Use

Throughout history, cannabis has been revered for its therapeutic properties. In ancient India, it was celebrated as a sacred plant and featured prominently in religious rituals and Ayurvedic medicine. Similarly, ancient civilizations in Egypt, Greece, and Rome used cannabis to treat a variety of ailments, ranging from pain and inflammation to epilepsy and childbirth complications.

3. Cannabis History: Hemp’s Industrial Revolution

In the 17th and 18th centuries, cannabis played a crucial role in the development of global trade and industry. Hemp, a variety of cannabis with low THC content, was prized for its strong fibers and versatile applications. It was used to make textiles, ropes, paper, and even sails for ships. Hemp cultivation flourished in colonial America, with farmers legally required to grow it in some regions.

4. Cannabis History: Reefer Madness and Prohibition

The early 20th century saw a shift in attitudes towards cannabis, fueled by political and racial tensions. In the United States, the propaganda film “Reefer Madness” depicted cannabis as a dangerous drug that led to insanity and moral decay. This fear-mongering campaign culminated in the passage of the Marihuana Tax Act of 1937, effectively criminalizing cannabis at the federal level.

5. Counterculture and Activism

The 1960s and 70s marked a period of cultural revolution and social change, with cannabis playing a central role in the counterculture movement. Cannabis became synonymous with peace, love, and rebellion, as millions of young people embraced its use as a form of protest against the establishment. Activists like Timothy Leary and Jack Herer championed the benefits of cannabis and advocated for its legalization.

6. The War on Drugs

Despite growing public support for cannabis reform, the late 20th century saw the escalation of the “War on Drugs,” with cannabis remaining a primary target of prohibitionist policies. Harsh penalties for cannabis possession and distribution disproportionately affected communities of color, leading to widespread incarceration and social injustice.

7. The Rise of Medical Cannabis

In the face of ongoing prohibition, the medical cannabis movement gained momentum in the late 20th and early 21st centuries. Patients and advocates fought tirelessly for access to cannabis as a legitimate form of medicine, citing its effectiveness in treating conditions such as chronic pain, nausea, and epilepsy. This grassroots activism paved the way for the legalization of medical cannabis in many states and countries.

8. Legalization and Regulation

In recent years, attitudes towards cannabis have undergone a dramatic shift, leading to widespread legalization and regulation. Uruguay became the first country to legalize cannabis for recreational use in 2013, followed by several US states and Canada. These landmark decisions have sparked a global conversation about cannabis policy, public health, and social equity.

9. The Future of Cannabis

As we look to the future, the story of cannabis continues to unfold. With new discoveries, innovations, and challenges on the horizon. From advancements in cultivation and extraction techniques to emerging research on the therapeutic potential of cannabinoids. The cannabis industry is evolving at a rapid pace. However, questions remain about how best to regulate and integrate cannabis into society while addressing concerns about safety, equity, and access.

In conclusion, the history of cannabis is a testament to its enduring significance. As a plant with profound cultural, medical, and economic implications. From ancient rituals to modern legalization movements. Cannabis has left an indelible mark on human history and continues to shape the world we live in today. As we navigate the complexities of cannabis policy and regulation, it’s essential to honor the diverse traditions and experiences that have shaped our understanding of this remarkable plant.

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4/20: A Hilarious High in History

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Welcome, dear readers, to a journey through the whimsical world of 4/20, where laughter is the best medicine, and sometimes, so is cannabis. Buckle up your giggles and prepare for a ride through the haze of history, the cloud of culture, and the munchie madness that is April 20th.

The Origins: A Quest for the Green Holy Grail

Picture this: a group of high schoolers in the early ’70s, roaming the halls of San Rafael High School with the determination of treasure hunters. But instead of searching for gold doubloons, they were on the hunt for something far more elusive – a stash of abandoned cannabis. Thus, the legendary Waldos were born, meeting at the sacred hour of 4:20 to embark on their quest. And thus, a holiday was unwittingly born, a day where potheads and pranksters alike would unite in celebration.

The Rise of 4/20: From Basement Bongs to Global Giggles

As the years rolled on, so did the legend of 4/20, spreading like wildfire through the smoke-filled rooms of dormitories and basements across the land. Soon, it wasn’t just about finding that mythical stash; it was about coming together, sharing a toke, and reveling in the joy of community – or, let’s be real, just giggling uncontrollably at the word “fritos.”

Popular Culture: Where Snoop Dogg Meets Martha Stewart

Fast forward to today, and 4/20 has transcended its origins, becoming a cultural touchstone that spans generations and genres. From Cheech and Chong’s classic comedy to Seth Rogen’s stoner sagas, cannabis culture has infiltrated every corner of entertainment. And let’s not forget the unlikely duo of Snoop Dogg and Martha Stewart, who have turned baking brownies into a high-class affair. Who knew that a joint venture between a rapper and a homemaking maven could be so… uplifting?

Celebrating 4/20: A Day of High Spirits and Higher Snacks

Now, dear readers, let us turn our attention to the festivities themselves. On April 20th, the world transforms into a kaleidoscope of colors, flavors, and aromas. From cannabis-themed concerts to munchie-filled food festivals, there’s something for everyone on this hazy holiday. And let’s not forget the countless memes, gifs, and puns that flood the internet, providing endless entertainment for those who prefer to celebrate from the comfort of their couch.

The Future of 4/20: Blazing Trails and Breaking Stereotypes

As we look ahead to the future, one thing is clear: 4/20 isn’t just about getting high; it’s about breaking down barriers and sparking conversations. With cannabis legalization sweeping the globe, the stigma surrounding the plant is slowly but surely fading away. So, whether you’re a seasoned stoner or a curious newbie, let’s come together on April 20th to celebrate the joy of laughter, friendship, and, of course, a good old-fashioned smoke sesh.

And with that, dear readers, I bid you adieu. May your bowls be packed, your snacks be plentiful, and your laughter be contagious. Happy 4/20, everyone!

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Up in Smoke: Debunking Cannabis Stereotypes (with a Side of Sativa)

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Lets get to debunking some cannabis stereotypes!

Welcome, dear readers, to a journey through the hazy world of cannabis stereotypes. Whether you’re a seasoned smoker, a curious newbie, or just someone who’s accidentally wandered into the wrong dispensary, you’ve probably encountered some of these clichés. Let’s roll up our sleeves and start debunking these cannabis stereotypes one puff at a time!

1. The Stoner Sloth:

We’ve all seen the memes of the lethargic sloth, supposedly representing your brain on cannabis. But let’s be real, most of us are more like hyperactive squirrels after a hit. Who needs caffeine when you’ve got a joint of sativa?

2. The Forgetful Pothead:

Yes, cannabis can make you forgetful. But so can life, age, and the sheer amount of information we’re bombarded with every day. Besides, who wouldn’t forget where they put their keys after a particularly enlightening session of philosophical contemplation?

3. The Munchie Monster:

Ah, the munchies. The mythical beast that supposedly turns even the most health-conscious person into a ravenous junk food fiend. Sure, you might find yourself eyeing that bag of chips a little too intensely, but have you ever tried mango slices while high? Pure bliss.

4. The Unproductive Poet:

It’s a common belief that cannabis turns you into a creative genius or a total couch potato. But the reality is, it’s all about moderation and intention. Some of the most productive people in history have been known to partake, from Steve Jobs to Snoop Dogg. Coincidence? I think not.

5. The Gateway Myth:

Ah, the classic argument that cannabis is a gateway drug to harder substances. Let’s put this one to bed once and for all. If cannabis is a gateway drug, then coffee is a gateway beverage to Red Bull, and puppies are a gateway pet to tigers. It’s all about personal responsibility and education.

6. The Hippie Herb:

Yes, cannabis has deep roots in counterculture and has been embraced by hippies for decades. But nowadays, it’s as mainstream as avocado toast. From soccer moms to CEOs, people from all walks of life are enjoying the benefits of cannabis, and they’re doing it in style.

Debunking Cannabis Stereotypes – In Conclusion

So there you have it, folks. Cannabis stereotypes may be as common as a cloudy day in Amsterdam, but they’re about as accurate as a fortune cookie. Let’s blaze a trail of enlightenment, one puff at a time. And remember, always pass the good vibes, not the judgment. Peace, love, and THC.

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What Makes a Good Budtender: The Heart and Soul of the Cannabis Industry

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What makes a good budtender?

Have you ever wondered what makes a good budtender? In the rapidly expanding world of cannabis. The role of the budtender has emerged as an essential component of the industry. These knowledgeable individuals serve as guides, educators, and confidants for consumers. Helping to navigating the vast array of cannabis products available on the market. What truly makes a good budtender stand out? Let’s delve into the qualities and skills that elevate a budtender from good to exceptional.

1. what makes A GOOD BUDTENDER – PRODUCT KNOWLEDGE:

A good budtender possesses an in-depth understanding of various cannabis strains, products, and consumption methods. They can confidently recommend products based on customers’ preferences, desired effects, and medicinal needs. Being knowledgeable and capable of explaining the differences between indica and sativa strains or recommending the most effective method for pain relief, is part of what makes a budtender invaluable.

2. What makes A GOOD BUDTENDER – PASSION AND ENTHUSIASM:

The best budtenders are passionate about cannabis and genuinely enthusiastic about helping customers. Their love for the plant shines through in their interactions, creating a welcoming and engaging atmosphere for consumers. By sharing personal experiences, discussing cultivation techniques, or exploring the latest industry trends, a passionate budtender inspires trust and confidence in their recommendations.

3. what makes A GOOD BUDTENDER – EMPATHY AND UNDERSTANDING:

The consumption of cannabis can be a deeply personal experience. Keeping this in mind a good budtender understands the importance of empathy and sensitivity. They listen attentively to customers’ needs and concerns, offering personalized recommendations tailored to each individual. If a customer is a seasoned cannabis connoisseur or a first-time user, a compassionate budtender creates a safe and non-judgmental space for exploration and discovery.

4. what makes A GOOD BUDTENDERS – PROFESSIONALISM:

In an industry as highly regulated as cannabis, professionalism is key. A good budtender adheres to legal and ethical guidelines, ensuring compliance with state regulations and company policies. They approach their work with professionalism and integrity, maintaining confidentiality and respecting customers’ privacy at all times.

5. CONTINUOUS LEARNING:

The cannabis industry is constantly evolving, with new products, research findings, and regulations emerging regularly. A good budtender is committed to continuous learning and professional development, staying up-to-date on the latest industry trends and advancements. Attending seminars, participating in training programs, or networking with industry professionals, a proactive approach to learning ensures that budtenders can provide the highest level of service to their customers.

6. COMMUNICATION SKILLS:

Effective communication is essential for a budtender to convey complex information in a clear and understandable manner. They should communicate with confidence, clarity and attention to the use of language. Maintaining accessibility to customers of all backgrounds and experience levels. Explaining potential side effects and dosage recommendations. While answering questions, in detail, about product potency. Is of the utmost importance. This is to say clear communication builds trust and fosters positive customer relationships.

Exceptional budtenders embody a unique combination of knowledge, passion, empathy, professionalism, continuous learning, and communication skills. By cultivating these qualities, budtenders play a crucial role in guiding and empowering consumers on their cannabis journey. They are the heart and soul of the cannabis industry, helping to shape a positive and welcoming community for all.

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