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(00:02):
I'm Brandon. And I'm Jesse we're.
Cannabis school having cannabis infuse conversations with
everyday. People.
Cannabis companies. Celebrities.
And your mom? Welcome to the sesh.
Dang bro, I'm real good. I'm telling you dude, I've been
really, really sensitive lately.Wrecking your throat how the
(00:23):
pens like has that been rough too?
It's just about everything making you cough.
No, my, my honey stick. I, I fucking clean that
motherfucker. It was not burning right?
There was too much old wax at the bottom.
Yeah, I had to. And it it.
Soaked it in ISO for a bit. Well, I took a a really thin
(00:44):
sewing needle and just went along the sides.
Yeah, that's and then in the coils and then I burn a new wax
in there and it completely cleared it out.
And that's fantastic. It went to brand new and I was
like, oh good, we did Black Amber last night and it was
fine. I used to have black amber
concentrate, that's amazing. Well, it's just Steph likes it.
(01:04):
But I mean, black amber was delicious flower so.
Well, she likes she likes edibles a lot.
Yeah. It's funny because she's like, I
just feel bad and I'm like wise because I don't want to have to
use it to do that. And I'm like, wait a minute, you
you take other meds for anxiety and depression, correct?
Because yeah. And I'm like, you can't see this
as buying beer from your local grocery.
(01:28):
Like you're you don't get beer because you're like, you know, I
really want to get introspectiveand think or I got a little bit
of pain. I'm going to drink this.
Like, that never helps. Yeah, it's never helped.
It's inflammatory. So it's when she gets it, she's
just like, yeah. And I'm like, you need to stop
feeling bad. About it 'cause she still looks
at it as a drug in some instances where it's not a
medicine, it's not helping her even though it is.
(01:50):
And she sees that there's still that backside of our mind that's
like, hey, this is a drug or this is, you know, it's, it's
recreational in some stance versus hey, this is really
helping you with your anxiety, your depression, whatever.
And potentially, maybe it's not right now, but potentially down
the road, this could be a healthier, better option for you
if you can learn to navigate that.
(02:12):
Well, even like you know other people, we know somebody close
to us. She, you know, she came over, we
had like a get together and she had a little bit of bud and she
said it was finally like the elephant had gotten off her
chest. Like her anxiety is so high.
It feels like an elephant's her friend.
Yeah, yeah, we'll say friend, but when when they live are.
(02:34):
You talking about Steph that hasthat?
No, it's not Steph. I mean, I wouldn't you?
Were talking about the one who came over.
Yes, OK. Yeah, I know.
Then she used flour and that helped.
Well, just cannabis in general, like it's helped her in the
past. And for her, she's just like,
you know it Again, it's you knowwhat what causes the problems
with cannabis is marketing and what helps it is marketing.
(02:56):
And it makes sense why they won't let you market it because
it it will it it will pull away a lot.
Of be just better quality of life and the commercial for
cannabis would be like, hey, do you want to be happier,
healthier, more like a better version of yourself more
connected with your friends, your family, your kids, more
(03:18):
connected to your job more like focused in your intent what you
actually do in life. And the list of the side effects
would be like dry eyes, dry mouth, paranoia and high doses
and and. Person cough if you smoke too
much. Yeah, Like, so if that was the
commercial that people were seeing versus like I've seen
(03:38):
these commercials for all of these other meds and it was
like, oh, the creator of this Med which is supposed to help
with this, it doesn't work for everyone.
So if that doesn't work, well, they've now made this Med that
now works. I'm like, so the same company is
making two different meds for the same exact thing and one has
these side effects and one has these side effects, but the very
first side effect that they reported on the commercial was
(04:00):
death. Which one is this?
I have no idea. I don't pay attention to it, but
it was just like, what is this garbage?
Like, these are the first medications.
And every side effect was like, oh, internal bleeding this.
And I'm like, so of course that's why you can't market
cannabis because if you had a commercial that was like, hey,
like showing all that same shit and your list of side effects
(04:21):
was like, oh, maybe persistent cough.
If you smoke too much, you mightget dry eyes in high doses or
certain strains, or you might get paranoia in high doses.
People like OK so I just use a low dose.
Yeah, I, I. Like, but that's why you can't
market it. But that's the other side of,
you know, marketing has also shot it in the foot cause like
(04:45):
this is your brain. This is your brain on drugs and.
It's well, I mean, but it, it only makes sense.
I mean, a lot of times those things were probably set up by
the DEA to be able to be able tocreate a good front on not the
entire organization, mind you, But like what we're seeing now,
like a lot of these organizations had a lot of
crooked people that were runningthese organizations.
(05:06):
They were in the higher ups of these organizations.
So no wonder why they're getting, you know, these things
filtered over to them. What greater way than to hide in
plain sight, right? The DARE program in the 80s.
Like what a great way to hide insight.
Oh yeah? Well.
Drugs are really expensive. Like, you know, I don't even
know what it's did for all I remember is that funny what that
(05:28):
you would see at Spencer's and shit, right.
But it was it, it, it looking back, it was like, Oh, this is a
great deception to, to make thislook bad.
Well, I, I mean, I grew up thinking it was bad the first
time that I was around friends that were smoking weed, you
know, I, I was very Mormon and they were drinking and smoking
(05:50):
weed and they're like, do you want to do that?
I'm like, oh, no, that's OK. I don't, I don't do that, you
know, because there's. Well, that's how you array,
yeah. And so finally, after being
around it for well over a year and seeing what happens when
people use it and it wasn't whatI had heard, and finally one day
I was curious. And I'm like, hey, you guys want
(06:12):
to smoke? And they're like, no, we're
good. And I'm like, no, I'd, I'd smoke
with you. Like, oh, shit, OK, yeah, let's
go buy some bud. Because at the time it was like
you'd buy an eighth. And that was maybe, you know,
that would last you however longthat lasted for you and your
friends. And then you, you know, maybe
later, eventually you got more, but it wasn't usually all the
(06:33):
time. So we went and bought stuff.
I think we smoked on top of a can because they didn't have a
pipe with them. And then I'm like at right after
that, I'm like, they got to makedevices for this.
And they're like, oh, they do, they sell them here.
And so I went to the smoke shop with them, bought a little metal
pipe and we used that to smoke out of after that.
(06:53):
But I was like what the garbage?Like what?
I mean, that's it. That sounds like a
stereotypical, like cannabis story.
Like, yeah, we got it, friends, and we smoked that.
Like I didn't have those ones. Like, I was in the Navy and
somebody goes, you want to smoke?
And we're like, sure. And they rolled it up and we
were in our house and they were really chill about it.
(07:15):
And we just smoked and we talkedand listened to music and had
black lights in this room. And that's hilarious.
We just chilled. We just chilled.
And now I had such a very easy going into it.
And then I had the incident where I smoked way too much with
somebody. Yeah.
And it was horrible weed. Like thinking back, yeah, he was
really bad. I remember early weed stages,
(07:37):
going with friends and you know,scary learning it.
Meeting this dealer over here. Go get this.
Product not not as scary and like super chill guy.
He's like, hey, what's up? No.
And it was like, I mean, it was back then, this is 20 years, you
know, and so going around getting that and I remember it
was like, do you want kush? Do you want mids or do you want
(08:00):
schwag? And I remember once I got schwag
and I got so excited when I bought it because the bag was
like so full in comparison to what I paid for before.
But then when I smoked it and realized it's a lot of sticks,
it's a lot of stems, you got a lot of seeds, It's really shitty
bud. You get headaches, you get not
(08:22):
great experiences from it. It's not a clean quality
experience. And that was like, Oh yeah,
there's there's a big difference.
There's a massively big difference even back then
between quality of flour. I remember Granddaddy Purple was
the first like actual strain that I got or that's what they
said. It was from a dealer 20 years
(08:46):
ago around here. That's like, yeah, it's been
ages, but that was the first one.
And that might have been the first time that I actually felt
high, because before that I never actually felt high when I
smoked. I just was like, oh, this is
funny. Like, you know, I'm hanging out
with friends, whatever. The first time I actually felt
(09:06):
it, I think was with that. And I was driving home 'cause it
was 2:00 in the morning. It's, you know, and I'm cruising
down 820 N in Provo. There's no cars on there.
It's a 2 lane Rd. It's 25 miles an hour.
And I felt like I was going 50 and I looked down and I'm like
22 and I was like, oh shit. And so I'm just like focusing
(09:27):
because it's maybe a mile to my house where there's no cars
there, you know, real quiet whenyou're high, you're just really
focused. But everything felt like I was
going, you know, lightspeed and that was it.
But that was the first like actual time that I had
experienced high of sorts. And I had been smoking for
months by that point. Not me man.
I mean I remember every single time I I just remember I got way
(09:52):
too high when we went we smoked a blunt and hot box this truck
on the way up to it's right above Seattle.
I don't know the town, I can't remember it like Everett, WA or
something like that. Maybe it's before or after.
But anyways, we went up there and I was so high.
There was a ton of girls there and it's just there was 5 dudes
and there was probably like 8 girls there.
(10:14):
Oh wow, we show up, me this guy named Lucky and Chance.
We ended up playing cards at a table 'cause we were so high we
didn't want to talk to anybody, we just wanted to chill and we
didn't even talk to each other. We just.
Played cards. We're playing Go Fish.
That's how fucking tie we were, dude.
We couldn't play anything complex.
(10:34):
And then we ended up fucking allof us falling asleep on the
couches. And then they're like, and I
just barely had this blunt and they go, hey, Jesse, we're going
out to the deck. You want to come with us?
This is fucking gorgeous home. And I'm like, yeah, sure.
And my buddy Chad, who had like super high tolerance for
everything. He's just like, where you guys
going? Yeah, we're just going to finish
(10:55):
this blood. He's like get back in here.
So I brought you up here becausethese girls want to meet a bunch
of sailors and like, all right, Roger that.
Go out. Smoke that passed out on the
couch of Spinning was just goingso fast.
You also drinking. Nope, I was just spinning.
It was just it. This was.
Just a night of smoking. Yeah, just smoking.
And then after that I would smoke like these joints at home
(11:20):
on the weekends after I'd been on the base all day, you know,
throughout the week. And I just smoke a joint.
And we'd watch like this Chinesechannel.
We had free cable. We don't know where we got it
from, but we had it. It was there and we had this
Chinese channel and we would allget high and watch it and try to
say like anybody guess what these guys are talking about.
(11:41):
So we'd make up shit and we're just.
Having fun that's Do you think that's how MXC started?
Probably a couple of high guys over there going.
Watching these Asian like game. Shows but it was fun man, but I
had these good experiences with it.
I only really had one bad experience with weed, but now I
I just I'm so appreciative of the time that we are in because
(12:05):
of the plentiful ideas and products that you have from
cannabis is not the old school way.
And the quality? Is oh, it's so much better.
Yeah, so much better. I do love like when I first got
into like actually into cannabis.
I don't consider when I first started smoking when I was like
1819. I don't consider that getting
into cannabis. I consider getting into cannabis
(12:28):
after I came back into it, afterI researched, I started
understanding strains, what cannabinoids were, what anything
about the endocannabinoid systemor, you know, how my body
interacts with it, any of that was.
And so when I came back into it,I loved the flower at the
beginning, but I think it was almost a year or two before even
carts came around, 'cause they were.
(12:50):
And I didn't get started until the carts came back.
I didn't touch it for. And then finally I came over
with a cart and that was like. Yeah, dude, that was that, that
would, that changed everything. It was awesome.
I loved it. And I still get that high and I
can on a daily basis if I want to.
I just have to increase my dosage.
(13:11):
But it's it's nice now because the idea of using cannabis, like
right now, like I have been getting this persistently bad
cough, not because I'm sick, it's because my throat's
irritated and. There's also a lot of shit in
the air with Oh yeah too. Well, I just need to go to
concentrates for a little while.I think concentrates by far are
(13:34):
the best. And I'm when I'm talking
concentrates, I'm not talking distillates either.
Yeah, not pens. We mean like.
Dab. Concentrates, you know, live
resins, live resins, bat butters, waxes.
As intimidating as they sound, they're actually really good for
you. Like long term feel, long term
(13:54):
relief. Experience.
Yeah, and it and cost effective wise, even though like here in
Utah, a gram's gonna go for like60 to 80 bucks.
Yeah. Fucking insane.
But even then, like if I was consuming flour compared to that
and how much I was, I could easily be going through way more
(14:14):
flour than I could concentrate. Oh, gram for gram, 100% yeah,
but gram for gram. But at the same time I feel like
a concentrate is closer to like maybe 1/4 ounce of flour or
maybe half. It depends on the strain.
Right, it really does and and the potency of the strain and
that's why I've really enjoyed concentrates for a while.
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I've got my Phantom honey stick.Check that out.
It's a cool one if you want a little portable dab rig in your
pocket that doesn't spill. Or if you want the Doctor
dabber, which has been my favorite.
Dude it's been so nice. I love this thing.
I love so still this one is about God.
How long have I had this? 5-6 years, maybe the doctor
(14:57):
dabber switch. My battery still works great.
I can. This lasts all day long.
I can use this all day long without having to charge it.
Yeah. And often when I do, like how
it's been on this whole time, I'll leave it like that.
When I'm having a sash, I'll leave it on for a bit, you know,
take a few and then I'll turn itoff when I'm done using it for a
(15:17):
bit. But normally when I'm using it,
it just stays on. Yeah.
And so this has the most incredible battery life out of
any device that I've seen or hadthe opportunity to use.
Well you can tell it's it's quality made.
Is this a German or is this US? That's a great question.
Let's see where Doctor Dabber is.
And the reason why I say that German or US because typically
(15:40):
they look a little bit more intothe longevity and the quality
built in products, well, just not all of them, but a lot of
them, but as long as they're not.
Cars are fantastic. Or if you look at like stores in
pickle, stores in pickle products are fantastic.
No, I they're also German. That's super funny you brought
up stores in pickle because I'veactually been comparison with
the air vapes and I love the airvapes.
(16:02):
I think it's a great device. I love the the use of the
device. However, when you load and
reload that thing and then when you have to clean it, you got to
clean that thing a lot more thanyou do with your any of your
stores and pickle products. Those things, they can take a
lot a long time with no cleaning.
And then when you go to clean it, yeah, you're scraping a
(16:23):
little. You might soak in an ISO for
like a day, no big deal. But this other one dude I swear
I got to clean that thing every week.
A. 100% like. Deep clean.
I can't just do a surface clean.And the pods get so sticky and
the other thing like. It's kind of annoying.
It's a better a bittersweet. I love the air vapes for some
reasons. I love the stores and Pickles
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for others. I like air vapes for like on the
go. That's one of my favorites.
If I could preload a couple of pods, yeah and then go, that's
cool for me. But the even though the the the
mighty is so awkward and I can'tstand it up, I don't give a
shit. I really, really like the flow.
(17:06):
I like the flavor and I like thelongevity and the battery, dude,
I mean, you're going to get like6 to 8 sessions out of that.
Yeah, it's almost identical to the air vapes.
Yeah, they're pretty similar andI'm like, I feel like most of
those, even the like the Venti, the Mighty, the air vapes,
they're pretty similar. On amount of sessions you get
things like that which I've loved.
(17:27):
Like the I will say for me if I'm going out, like say I'm
going hiking and I brought a vaporizer for me because I use
more than like 3-4 bowls, I onlyhave 3-4 of the little things
for the air vapes. And if I don't use that, it gets
way dirtier. And if I do use that, then I've
got to take them out, try and dump out the little burnt flour
(17:51):
in there so I can put new flour in to do more than that because
I usually do more than three bowls.
Yeah, it's easier to just pop off low.
So for me, like if I were, that's where.
Those tubes come in really handy.
Yeah, I'd bring a tube full of flour and Venti or mighty like
that would be amazing. And the air vapes for me more is
like if I were at home, something like that, because
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it's got that little, you know, I'm, I'm just at home.
Yeah, and it, I mean, it's comfortable.
It's a lot more comfortable thanthan the stores in Bickel.
But you know, as far as quality and, and consistency, I really
like stores in Bickel. And I, I hate saying that
because I was like, Oh, no, I'm going to like air vapes because,
you know, it's, it's not the, the premium vaporizer.
(18:35):
And you know what, there's a reason why you pay more for it.
Well, you build up a resistance to the side effects.
And body becomes more acclimatedand used to it.
It's like metformin. Metformin's really good for your
body. It helps promote longevity, a
cellular growth. However, the side effect is
gastrointestinal. It just it just hurts your you
got. To switch to George Foreman,
(18:55):
it's way better for you. Yeah, Metformin, Metformin.
OK, Yeah. Well, when you were, yeah, yeah,
yeah. So when you were young, I was
thinking about this this morning.
I was kind of curious, did do you ever do other sports like or
was it mostly martial arts? No, I play baseball.
I was really good at baseball. OK.
Did you play like football or football or basketball?
(19:16):
No, I wasn't very good at basketball.
Baseball. I play baseball.
Interesting. I got into baseball.
My parents wanted me to play in Little League.
I sucked first two years of Little League.
My third year in Little League Istarted doing really good.
I got asked to be on the All Star team and then I was going
to play high school, but then they told me I had to have like
(19:39):
a 2O and I'm like, don't tell mewhat to do you're.
Like fuck that, I don't have energy for this.
Dude, I, I enjoyed baseball, butI mean baseball's only fun when
you hit the ball and you run. Other than that, it's the most
boring 'cause you're just. Standing an outfield, that's all
you're going to dugout like you.That's all, you're done.
Yeah. But I mean, it was fun and, and
I had like, you know, my, my real good friend that just
(20:00):
passed Annie. He was an amazing pitcher in
high school and he was a sophomore.
He was throwing 100 mile an hourfastballs.
Oh wow. Like, I mean, and that was like
his basic ball. He was throwing so hard.
I remember that the catcher actually, he got like, it's
called a boxer's fracture. Where?
Fractured his thumb. Yeah, but in between, no, it's,
(20:22):
it's called a boxer fracture because it's a separation of the
tendon and the muscle that kind of pushes it away and it hurts
like crazy. He causes so bad where they had
to put padding. In the mid, that's.
Not and it still hurt him. So they would have to switch out
catchers in the middle of the game, which is insane.
But Danny was such a good ball player.
Like even as a kid, like he was playing JV when he was a
(20:43):
sophomore, he walked on JV and he just moved from Hawaii.
So it was like, it's yeah, it's great.
But yeah, I really. Like, do you have really good
balance? Me, yeah.
OK. I was curious.
I'm like, I know you did a lot of martial arts.
Like tons martial arts. Yeah, since I was you.
Know about any other sporting things?
So I was like, because last night Alec and I went
snowboarding and I was just thinking about it and I was
(21:06):
sitting there and like, man, I wonder if Jesse has a really
good balance. Like I've never really, I don't
think we've talked about it. We don't do a lot of balance
coordinated things together. So it was just more maybe.
That'd be weird if we were like,yeah, come on, Jesse, we're
going to do this like shape. You get body paint on, I'll get
body. Paint, I mean like Alec and I go
longboarding all the time. So for that like that's balance.
(21:28):
Longboardation, things like that.
Out of me, you know, So I was just thinking like, well, I
don't, I don't know. I know there's coordination,
lots of balance within martial arts, but I'm like, I also
understand that I wouldn't want to try and Start learning
snowboarding at my age and I'm 37.
Like, I can't imagine. Yeah, like wanting to start
(21:48):
because snowboarding, I feel like is harder than skiing.
You fall down way more than you do when you're skiing.
Oh yeah. Because the so skiing is pretty
easy. You stand up, you pizza.
If you pizza, you will slow downand stop the entire way.
You can go down any hill almost just doing a pizza.
So it's really simple. As long as you've got leg
muscles, you're like, OK, yeah, I can, I can do this.
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And then as you get more comfortable, you can slowly let
your pizza out, speed up, you know, do that, but with
snowboarding. It's just go.
Most of the time it's go, but then it's hey, you've got to be
comfortable enough to go on yourtoes or your heels.
You've got to go to these positions that feel awkward,
feel like you're going to fall if you do them.
(22:30):
And instead it's finding the balance of, hey, I'm leaning at
this angle, my toes are this angle like.
Much like boarding and skateboarding.
And things like that. Yeah, yeah.
So just I fell all the time starting, but skiing, I feel
like I can even do skiing now and I would be just fine.
And the last time I snow skied was in 4th grade, you know?
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But I water skied several times when we had a boat because my
dad loved water skiing and so I grew up learning how to do that
too. So I can imagine skiing is not a
very a hard 1 when it translatesthere.
Now I've done water skiing like like you said, like dude getting
up on skis is not not as difficult as you think it would.
(23:14):
Wake boarding, like snowboarding, that is difficult,
especially if you don't have a rig set up like you need a high
bar. You're just hooking it to the
back. It's pretty fucking hard to get
up on that thing. Wait so my parents boat was a
cabin cruiser, it wasn't a wakeboarding boat and so when
we'd go and they got a wakeboardfinally or even when I was knee
(23:36):
boarding and try and I was jumping the wake.
Dude, that's so much fun. I loved boating.
Knee boarding is so much fun. That's how I got my plastic
surgery. I split my eyebrow open.
Knee boarding. You fake fucker.
Well, because I went to, I know,well that's, you know, when you
go into a job and they're like, tell us something interesting
about you. I always go and I'm like, I got
plastic surgery and they're like, what?
(23:57):
I'm like, yeah, these tits aren't real.
And they're like, wait, seriously?
And I'm like, no, I cut my head open kneeboarding.
But I had to get micro. Like I had to get plastic
surgery to fix the nerve and themuscle 'cause it split it in
three different places. And so they were just like, oh,
you won't be able to move your eyebrow or have any feeling in
it at all unless you get plasticsurgery.
So but I knee boarding was my favorite.
(24:20):
Yeah, knee boarding is fun, dude.
I I agree with you, dude. Boating is really fun.
Boating is really fun with the right people.
Yeah. You know who I don't like
Boating with? Family.
Really. I don't like boating with
family. And the reason why is because
I'm too protective. And all I'm thinking about that
something's going to go wrong. I used to love boating with my
(24:40):
friends when I lived in Boise. Yeah.
And we would go every Wednesday at 3:00.
We'd all meet there at the harbor.
Yeah. And we get in my buddy Justin's
boat, and we would spend the next four or five hours out in
the water just wakeboarding. We brought Danny surfboard.
We'd wax that thing and then we get up on the surfboard, like
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pushing into the into the wax and all that, and you get right
up. I've never surfboarded.
That's one thing I still have yet to like have an opportunity
to do. Once you get, take the
opportunity. To do, you know, it's kind of
freaky for people. It's how far you go out when you
surf and when you're waiting outthere to catch that because
you're it's it takes a while to get up on the.
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Board, I believe it. But it's this stupid, unnerving
feeling that there's something underneath you that can eat you.
Yeah, that is my fear in the ocean is always the sharks.
I've gone snorkeling. I've never gone scuba diving
yet, but I've snorkeled in Stingray City out in like the
Bahamas. I've snorkeled out in like
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Mexico and the ocean and stuff. And every time, even though it's
gorgeous and there's really coolfish, my mind is thinking of is
where is a shark? Where is a shark?
Am I going to get eaten by a shark?
Like that's all I can think about.
Not funny because the actual like the the the likability of
you getting bit by a shark is pretty.
Minimal. So small.
And if you think about it like there are more people that are
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like, because everybody's a bunch of you know, it's it's
like that. Why are you edible white people?
Why are you edible so strong? What are you running from?
But it's always white people, white people doing crazy fucking
shit. Like the videos on YouTube of
people fucking with sharks. Have you seen that?
Oh, dude, it's hilarious becausethey figured out how to control
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sharks and they turn these big. Like I saw this woman with a
great white coming right for andshe just took her hand on his
nose. Pushed it down.
Moved him around. I have seen that they guide him
and stuff and they're like they're.
But I love watching Shark week. So even though I'm terrified of
sharks, I love shark Week. That's one of my favorite of the
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best. Series you learn about it is to
don't run from it. Get down in the water and look
at it. And you can use your hand too,
because it's even with great whites.
Well, because bull sharks. They they only go fast when
you're going. Fast tiger sharks like all.
Of that lemon sharks, bull sharks, those ones are just
fucking mean. Oh yeah.
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But you know, it's, it's kind ofcool.
Like, you know, I'm, I'm, I, I've seen a bunch of hammerhead
sharks when I was in Bali. This freaked me the fuck out.
Like we had to anchor really farout from the island and then
we'd have these speed boats thatwould come up and they would
build this janky fucking like platform with like 4 pallets
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like nailed together on 5450 gallon empty barrel drums.
That's it. That's what was our pier.
Yeah. So they let the brow down, which
is the walkway, and it's flat. There's no stairs on it.
It's just a flat runway. And it's you've been on a ship
so you understand what a brow isand you're coming down and then
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you're going right onto a fucking pallets that you can see
through. Because I feel like, Oh no,
it's. It doesn't weigh that much
though. No, I mean it it.
It would be fine. But it's it's the fact that
we're on the Indian Ocean. That's insane though.
And then you look down between the slats.
Dude, no fucking joke. Hammer heads just swirling
around. Yeah, that would be terrifying.
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But The thing is, is they're thinking that it's fish.
They're thinking it's people. Yeah.
So they're like, oh, cool, they're going to feed us.
And all we're thinking is fuck, they're going to eat us.
And they're like, no, do you bring some of that like fucked
up stuff? You bring all your garbage,
we'll eat that shit. And it's, it's just, it's
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fucking crazy. Have you ever swam with the
sharks? No, I know my SO, Thomas and my
mom went on some cruise somewhere and they did that.
They went scuba diving. The sharks where you go and you
sit down on the center, like on the ocean floor.
Oh yeah, and they go around you and they.
Feed the sharks around you and you just sit there and they're
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like don't move where you might get bit, but like just sit
there. And I haven't done that that
because I'm not scuba certified.But I did do The Walking with
the sharks in the Shark Tank at the Atlantis Hotel in the
Bahamas. Was it cool?
That was the most incredible thing.
They're 678 foot long sharks andyou're walking around this tank
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and they are swimming right pastyou just and you're, you just
walk around the whole tank and they're just swimming past you
the whole time. And it's insane, 'cause I,
they're like, don't touch them, like don't touch them, but
they're close enough that I could reach out.
And like, it was. That's crazy.
But it was so cool because I still love pushing my boundaries
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of what I'm terrified of. I'm afraid of heights, but I
still want to go skydiving one day.
Yeah, yeah. Terrified.
I'd love to do that. Sharks.
I'm still terrified of sharks, but I want to go scuba diving
with sharks sometime. I need to get scuba certified
and go to a place to do that. Like that's something.
How you still spiders? I don't like spiders.
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There's nothing. Used to not like them.
I don't I don't think I'd want to hold 1 though.
Like I, I don't like snakes. I really don't like snakes, but
I've held like a giant boa on myshoulders just to say that I did
because I'm like, all right, I'mgoing to do it.
Yes, I'm going to like because Ilike to push myself.
Like I know that my fears aren'talways grounded in in like.
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Reality. Yeah, it's just like every,
everyone has fears and I understand that and that's OK.
And not everyone has to push their fears.
But I like to, I like to like when I rock climbed and climbed
over the edge of a Cliff that was 160 feet high, that was
fucking terrifying. And it was because normally,
normally you walk over the edge and you walk backwards and that
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because you can delay. When you.
Go. Yeah, but this, because of where
it was mounted, was like this far from the edge of the Cliff
and you couldn't walk over. You had to hold your rope
because it's too far of a Cliff to have anyone belay you.
So then you just hook it around your carabiner.
But then you have to like, climbover the edge of the Cliff while
holding your rope. And for someone who's terrified
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of heights? Yeah, you're shaking the whole.
Time. I was so horrified until I got
over the edge and I was sitting on the carabiner and just like
resting like I would if I was repelling, then I'm like, this
is fine. This is like repelling and I've
done that just on 2030 foot cliffs that were, you know,
someone's bullying me it below. I climb up and then I, you know,
whatever. That's very different than doing
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my own where I've never done that before.
And it was like Curtis is sitting there.
He's like, all right, you got toclimb over the edge here and I'm
like, OK, I'm like what the like, why in the hell am I doing
this like this? And I'm literally like shaking.
I'm terrified. Like, no, it's, it's fine, but
it's that, you know, wanting to.Just kid it getting past it.
I know, and it's it's like spiders, like I used to be
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freaked out by him. I don't want it on me, but at
the same time I'm not going to freak out.
I don't go. I never.
Freak out about them. I just think they're gross and I
have no desire to like pet one, hold one.
If I see it, I'm not going to like, you know, try and pet it
or anything. You know, I'm just one of the
ones who's like gross, that's inmy house.
I'm probably going to kill it or, you know, if it's outside,
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I'm just going to go away. Do you remember Provo?
You ever seen those? I don't know if you guys got
them Tier 2, but they're these like centipedes with the really
long legs. Maybe in your house?
Not in our house. Yeah, the legs are like this
high, the centipedes down there,and it moves.
And if you see them in your house, leave them alone.
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Are they the poisonous ones? No, they eat spiders.
They eat all of their insects and they're fast.
So when we used to have them in Provo, we were like, oh, we got
to get them out and then we found out what they were and
we're like, I'll just leave themalone.
And they would eat all of the spiders.
Interesting. And I it's just an spiders are
annoying, especially the bites in the morning.
Yeah, like what the fuck? Why'd you bite me?
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Like, oh, you twitched. Yeah, right.
Fucking idiot. I know.
I hate that too, because it's random and I'm like, I don't,
yeah. So I've never enjoyed spiders.
I've never had creepy crawly things like that.
Yeah, they're just not that. I'm like terrified of them, but
I don't. We just don't enjoy them.
No, they give me like weird, like I don't want to hold them,
I don't want to touch them. I have a healthy fear of
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heights, but it it's not debilitating like if I need to
get up somewhere, I'll do it. Oh yeah, I.
Have no problem doing. That I grew up doing
instruction, so I've been on tons of roofs.
I've even fallen off roofs and Istill have no problem climbing
up on a roof. I've fallen off a roof.
But yet it's, it's a different, like I'm wary, you know, I try
to be cautious. With I get the more wary.
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I'm more intentional with my foot plant, like I, you know,
versus when I was 12/14. I'm running up this stuff.
Yeah, way different. Jumping off stuff.
Yeah. And now I'm like, OK, no, I got
to be way more careful with whatI'm doing.
I feel I am pretty damn nimble, surprisingly.
I feel like for my age, I still like when we go hiking and
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stuff, I'll do like trail running sometimes where I jump
off like because I I'm pretty small, like I'm pretty light.
And so even though I don't run or do these things, I feel like
I'm pretty nimble and active or like I have decent balance.
But that probably came from likedoing sports and dancing for 10
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years long time. I don't know, like there's,
there's all these things that I think just help us and gosh, I,
I just worry about it, 'cause Grandpa Holt, he fell a lot as
he got older. My mom, she's fallen several
times, but I think hers stemmed from her scooter accident that
when she did, she had to wear like a brace and then a leg
brace for a bit. And then it was snowing after
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when she was wearing it and she slipped on the ice and then she
had two leg braces on 4A bit. And I was like, Oh my God.
And she had one hand bombed and that.
And I was like, OK, just that was when I first met Emily
because Emily was like, I used to go down and help my mom every
Sunday, help cook dinner for herand stuff.
And Emily was just surprised because I'd always be like, Oh
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yeah, I got to go help my mom and got to go do this and so.
Dude. I don't know, it makes me worry
because I feel like my mom was agymnast.
She was a dancer for 1020 years.And so I always worry.
Oh, shit, like was grandpa coordinated?
Was, you know, is she coordinated?
Am I going to be falling in 10-15 years?
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You know, like so it's definitely something I think
about If like, oh shit, I hope Idon't want to get old.
I really don't want to get old. I mean, a lot of it comes down
to you know, what, what you're doing, if you're keeping active
and, and all those things and you know, really good things,
especially when I talk, I, I press on you so hard to
resistance training is super important for your bone
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structure. And I feel like I've been
pushing myself a lot more latelyand a lot of my aches and pains
have been going away because I've been pushing.
It's a little bit more the bone density, the tendons are, are
stronger. The muscles are starting to feel
better with that. So that's why it's just like,
man, you know, the best cure forpain is to work out.
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Is to grow your muscles and support it better.
Skeletal system, yeah. And that's.
Because that's, that's what I'vethought about.
And I was like, you know what, it's crazy.
But when I went through my motorcycle accident, you know,
one thing I think the doctor never told me to do create a
workout, but like create an actual workout to help support
the muscles around my bone structure that needed that.
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Yeah, a lot of people don't talkabout that would have been, that
would have been the best, most beneficial thing that I could
have started then to help support my back through these
years. And I thought about it, I'm
like, damn, instead of like all these years because I'm like, I
was motorcycle riding and I would go out for hours and hours
and that's great. But that doesn't give me and I'm
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all thinking, well, I'm using core muscles to sit up.
So that's great because that's but no, I'm not strengthening or
doing anything to grow them. And so I'm like, so really all
that does is just add strain. But if instead it was like, hey,
I'd go work out and do these to build it, then I could have
enjoyed my motorcycle riding more instead of going, fuck, I
keep hurting more and more and more and more.
And instead of building, you know, a structure going, hey,
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I'm going to implement this. You know, kind of like talking
to my mom today where she's like, oh, I've got all of these
boxes of documents in my office that I have to go through and do
this. And it seems so overwhelming.
We'll just do 30 minutes. Do that until you have a habit.
And it doesn't seem so overwhelming.
I don't have to build all this muscle today.
I just have to start doing the small steps that will help and
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you know cuz it's been never exercises for 10 years.
My back would be better. No, wouldn't be perfect, but I
would feel a lot better. Yeah, you'd feel way different.
That's it's the hard part too man, cuz it's so easy to fall
off that wagon. Like 2 weeks dude and you could
notice a significant difference in how you look and feel if you
don't go and or if you don't aren't committing to it a lot of
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people will supplement it like oh I go walking like that's not
resistance. No, that's just you moving.
Yeah, which is good. If you are a person who doesn't
move, that's at least a start. You know, that's your 30 minutes
of getting you into it. And maybe once you have a good
consistent habit of that, you can take that 30 minute habit
instead of walking well maybe once or twice a week you
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incorporate like intensive some more workouts in it.
Well, and the argument could be,you know, well, Jess, I run a
lot like, well, that's actually counter productive too, because
if you run too much, it's actually it starts to, it starts
to be catabolic where it starts to eat the muscles and the bones
and stuff like that. You know, when you stress your
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heart like that, a lot of times runners and like triathletes,
they have bad hearts later on because they stress it so much.
They push their bodies so much. And it's the same reason why
giant bodybuilders have triple bypasses when they're 40.
It's because they've gotten so big that their body requires
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more blood flow, more oxygen to run it.
Same same skeletal system, same organs, but you've made the
outside bigger. Yeah, you've made the mask more
than it was designed to support,and so now you're having to
create something different to try and support what you've
changed. Right.
Yeah. And it's good to be able to put
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in resistance training because it works the body different.
It forces your body to work harder than you normally would,
and it's not forever, so it's nice.
And it doesn't have to be like you can do it in 30-40 minutes
tops if you really want to go crazy.
Maybe you've eaten inevitable edible, I don't know, could have
happened to me. But go to the gym and you're
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just like, you know what, I'm going to stay here for a while.
It was like a leg day and I had like probably 35 milligrams of
an edible. And then I puffed on a pen on
the way over. And then I get there, I start
squatting and then before you know it, dude, it kicks in about
second set because I'm putting my body through a lot of stress.
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And it kicks in right when I'm racking the weight.
Yeah, I felt like I could keep going, dude.
I fucked my legs up for a week dude.
Oh yeah, Hun. Look I'm making sounds like
every time I sit down like I'm no dude I'm like I'm OF girl now
and I'm like what the fuck this is?
Check out Jesse's Only Hands. Yeah, yeah.
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Feet pics? All right guys.
Hey, this was a fun sesh. Yeah.
What are you guys into right now?
What's going on? Oh dude, I'm excited.
It's spring. Hey that person who left that
giant book list, thank you but quit fucking commenting.
On like 17 episodes with the exact same.
No need. Hard no.
No need, you can do it once we got it.
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Yeah, or shoot us an e-mail. Yeah.
And everybody else, start makingsome comments, be funny ones.
Even if you want to make fun of me, that's OK.
If you want to make fun of Brandon, you know, yeah.
That's cool too. Oh, I was going to say, that's
going to be a cash app. We'll have the cash App down
below. It's going to be $5.
Every time you want to make fun of Brandon, it's a dollar.
If you want to make fun just Jesse, I don't know.
Yeah, discounting for some reason.
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Just this. Week on sale this week.
Just this week, so if you hear this on Thursday, get it in
there. We'll have his cash app in my
bed mode just for shits and giggles.
Love you guys, take care.
I'm Brandon. And I'm Jesse we're.
Cannabis school having cannabis infuse conversations with
everyday. People.
Cannabis companies. Celebrities.
And your mom? Welcome to the sesh.
Dang bro, I'm real good. I'm telling you dude, I've been
really, really sensitive lately.Wrecking your throat how the
(00:23):
pens like has that been rough too?
It's just about everything making you cough.
No, my, my honey stick. I, I fucking clean that
motherfucker. It was not burning right?
There was too much old wax at the bottom.
Yeah, I had to. And it it.
Soaked it in ISO for a bit. Well, I took a a really thin
(00:44):
sewing needle and just went along the sides.
Yeah, that's and then in the coils and then I burn a new wax
in there and it completely cleared it out.
And that's fantastic. It went to brand new and I was
like, oh good, we did Black Amber last night and it was
fine. I used to have black amber
concentrate, that's amazing. Well, it's just Steph likes it.
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But I mean, black amber was delicious flower so.
Well, she likes she likes edibles a lot.
Yeah. It's funny because she's like, I
just feel bad and I'm like wise because I don't want to have to
use it to do that. And I'm like, wait a minute, you
you take other meds for anxiety and depression, correct?
Because yeah. And I'm like, you can't see this
as buying beer from your local grocery.
(01:28):
Like you're you don't get beer because you're like, you know, I
really want to get introspectiveand think or I got a little bit
of pain. I'm going to drink this.
Like, that never helps. Yeah, it's never helped.
It's inflammatory. So it's when she gets it, she's
just like, yeah. And I'm like, you need to stop
feeling bad. About it 'cause she still looks
at it as a drug in some instances where it's not a
medicine, it's not helping her even though it is.
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And she sees that there's still that backside of our mind that's
like, hey, this is a drug or this is, you know, it's, it's
recreational in some stance versus hey, this is really
helping you with your anxiety, your depression, whatever.
And potentially, maybe it's not right now, but potentially down
the road, this could be a healthier, better option for you
if you can learn to navigate that.
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Well, even like you know other people, we know somebody close
to us. She, you know, she came over, we
had like a get together and she had a little bit of bud and she
said it was finally like the elephant had gotten off her
chest. Like her anxiety is so high.
It feels like an elephant's her friend.
Yeah, yeah, we'll say friend, but when when they live are.
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You talking about Steph that hasthat?
No, it's not Steph. I mean, I wouldn't you?
Were talking about the one who came over.
Yes, OK. Yeah, I know.
Then she used flour and that helped.
Well, just cannabis in general, like it's helped her in the
past. And for her, she's just like,
you know it Again, it's you knowwhat what causes the problems
with cannabis is marketing and what helps it is marketing.
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And it makes sense why they won't let you market it because
it it will it it will pull away a lot.
Of be just better quality of life and the commercial for
cannabis would be like, hey, do you want to be happier,
healthier, more like a better version of yourself more
connected with your friends, your family, your kids, more
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connected to your job more like focused in your intent what you
actually do in life. And the list of the side effects
would be like dry eyes, dry mouth, paranoia and high doses
and and. Person cough if you smoke too
much. Yeah, Like, so if that was the
commercial that people were seeing versus like I've seen
(03:38):
these commercials for all of these other meds and it was
like, oh, the creator of this Med which is supposed to help
with this, it doesn't work for everyone.
So if that doesn't work, well, they've now made this Med that
now works. I'm like, so the same company is
making two different meds for the same exact thing and one has
these side effects and one has these side effects, but the very
first side effect that they reported on the commercial was
(04:00):
death. Which one is this?
I have no idea. I don't pay attention to it, but
it was just like, what is this garbage?
Like, these are the first medications.
And every side effect was like, oh, internal bleeding this.
And I'm like, so of course that's why you can't market
cannabis because if you had a commercial that was like, hey,
like showing all that same shit and your list of side effects
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was like, oh, maybe persistent cough.
If you smoke too much, you mightget dry eyes in high doses or
certain strains, or you might get paranoia in high doses.
People like OK so I just use a low dose.
Yeah, I, I. Like, but that's why you can't
market it. But that's the other side of,
you know, marketing has also shot it in the foot cause like
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this is your brain. This is your brain on drugs and.
It's well, I mean, but it, it only makes sense.
I mean, a lot of times those things were probably set up by
the DEA to be able to be able tocreate a good front on not the
entire organization, mind you, But like what we're seeing now,
like a lot of these organizations had a lot of
crooked people that were runningthese organizations.
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They were in the higher ups of these organizations.
So no wonder why they're getting, you know, these things
filtered over to them. What greater way than to hide in
plain sight, right? The DARE program in the 80s.
Like what a great way to hide insight.
Oh yeah? Well.
Drugs are really expensive. Like, you know, I don't even
know what it's did for all I remember is that funny what that
(05:28):
you would see at Spencer's and shit, right.
But it was it, it, it looking back, it was like, Oh, this is a
great deception to, to make thislook bad.
Well, I, I mean, I grew up thinking it was bad the first
time that I was around friends that were smoking weed, you
know, I, I was very Mormon and they were drinking and smoking
(05:50):
weed and they're like, do you want to do that?
I'm like, oh, no, that's OK. I don't, I don't do that, you
know, because there's. Well, that's how you array,
yeah. And so finally, after being
around it for well over a year and seeing what happens when
people use it and it wasn't whatI had heard, and finally one day
I was curious. And I'm like, hey, you guys want
(06:12):
to smoke? And they're like, no, we're
good. And I'm like, no, I'd, I'd smoke
with you. Like, oh, shit, OK, yeah, let's
go buy some bud. Because at the time it was like
you'd buy an eighth. And that was maybe, you know,
that would last you however longthat lasted for you and your
friends. And then you, you know, maybe
later, eventually you got more, but it wasn't usually all the
(06:33):
time. So we went and bought stuff.
I think we smoked on top of a can because they didn't have a
pipe with them. And then I'm like at right after
that, I'm like, they got to makedevices for this.
And they're like, oh, they do, they sell them here.
And so I went to the smoke shop with them, bought a little metal
pipe and we used that to smoke out of after that.
(06:53):
But I was like what the garbage?Like what?
I mean, that's it. That sounds like a
stereotypical, like cannabis story.
Like, yeah, we got it, friends, and we smoked that.
Like I didn't have those ones. Like, I was in the Navy and
somebody goes, you want to smoke?
And we're like, sure. And they rolled it up and we
were in our house and they were really chill about it.
(07:15):
And we just smoked and we talkedand listened to music and had
black lights in this room. And that's hilarious.
We just chilled. We just chilled.
And now I had such a very easy going into it.
And then I had the incident where I smoked way too much with
somebody. Yeah.
And it was horrible weed. Like thinking back, yeah, he was
really bad. I remember early weed stages,
(07:37):
going with friends and you know,scary learning it.
Meeting this dealer over here. Go get this.
Product not not as scary and like super chill guy.
He's like, hey, what's up? No.
And it was like, I mean, it was back then, this is 20 years, you
know, and so going around getting that and I remember it
was like, do you want kush? Do you want mids or do you want
(08:00):
schwag? And I remember once I got schwag
and I got so excited when I bought it because the bag was
like so full in comparison to what I paid for before.
But then when I smoked it and realized it's a lot of sticks,
it's a lot of stems, you got a lot of seeds, It's really shitty
bud. You get headaches, you get not
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great experiences from it. It's not a clean quality
experience. And that was like, Oh yeah,
there's there's a big difference.
There's a massively big difference even back then
between quality of flour. I remember Granddaddy Purple was
the first like actual strain that I got or that's what they
said. It was from a dealer 20 years
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ago around here. That's like, yeah, it's been
ages, but that was the first one.
And that might have been the first time that I actually felt
high, because before that I never actually felt high when I
smoked. I just was like, oh, this is
funny. Like, you know, I'm hanging out
with friends, whatever. The first time I actually felt
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it, I think was with that. And I was driving home 'cause it
was 2:00 in the morning. It's, you know, and I'm cruising
down 820 N in Provo. There's no cars on there.
It's a 2 lane Rd. It's 25 miles an hour.
And I felt like I was going 50 and I looked down and I'm like
22 and I was like, oh shit. And so I'm just like focusing
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because it's maybe a mile to my house where there's no cars
there, you know, real quiet whenyou're high, you're just really
focused. But everything felt like I was
going, you know, lightspeed and that was it.
But that was the first like actual time that I had
experienced high of sorts. And I had been smoking for
months by that point. Not me man.
I mean I remember every single time I I just remember I got way
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too high when we went we smoked a blunt and hot box this truck
on the way up to it's right above Seattle.
I don't know the town, I can't remember it like Everett, WA or
something like that. Maybe it's before or after.
But anyways, we went up there and I was so high.
There was a ton of girls there and it's just there was 5 dudes
and there was probably like 8 girls there.
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Oh wow, we show up, me this guy named Lucky and Chance.
We ended up playing cards at a table 'cause we were so high we
didn't want to talk to anybody, we just wanted to chill and we
didn't even talk to each other. We just.
Played cards. We're playing Go Fish.
That's how fucking tie we were, dude.
We couldn't play anything complex.
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And then we ended up fucking allof us falling asleep on the
couches. And then they're like, and I
just barely had this blunt and they go, hey, Jesse, we're going
out to the deck. You want to come with us?
This is fucking gorgeous home. And I'm like, yeah, sure.
And my buddy Chad, who had like super high tolerance for
everything. He's just like, where you guys
going? Yeah, we're just going to finish
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this blood. He's like get back in here.
So I brought you up here becausethese girls want to meet a bunch
of sailors and like, all right, Roger that.
Go out. Smoke that passed out on the
couch of Spinning was just goingso fast.
You also drinking. Nope, I was just spinning.
It was just it. This was.
Just a night of smoking. Yeah, just smoking.
And then after that I would smoke like these joints at home
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on the weekends after I'd been on the base all day, you know,
throughout the week. And I just smoke a joint.
And we'd watch like this Chinesechannel.
We had free cable. We don't know where we got it
from, but we had it. It was there and we had this
Chinese channel and we would allget high and watch it and try to
say like anybody guess what these guys are talking about.
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So we'd make up shit and we're just.
Having fun that's Do you think that's how MXC started?
Probably a couple of high guys over there going.
Watching these Asian like game. Shows but it was fun man, but I
had these good experiences with it.
I only really had one bad experience with weed, but now I
I just I'm so appreciative of the time that we are in because
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of the plentiful ideas and products that you have from
cannabis is not the old school way.
And the quality? Is oh, it's so much better.
Yeah, so much better. I do love like when I first got
into like actually into cannabis.
I don't consider when I first started smoking when I was like
1819. I don't consider that getting
into cannabis. I consider getting into cannabis
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after I came back into it, afterI researched, I started
understanding strains, what cannabinoids were, what anything
about the endocannabinoid systemor, you know, how my body
interacts with it, any of that was.
And so when I came back into it,I loved the flower at the
beginning, but I think it was almost a year or two before even
carts came around, 'cause they were.
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And I didn't get started until the carts came back.
I didn't touch it for. And then finally I came over
with a cart and that was like. Yeah, dude, that was that, that
would, that changed everything. It was awesome.
I loved it. And I still get that high and I
can on a daily basis if I want to.
I just have to increase my dosage.
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But it's it's nice now because the idea of using cannabis, like
right now, like I have been getting this persistently bad
cough, not because I'm sick, it's because my throat's
irritated and. There's also a lot of shit in
the air with Oh yeah too. Well, I just need to go to
concentrates for a little while.I think concentrates by far are
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the best. And I'm when I'm talking
concentrates, I'm not talking distillates either.
Yeah, not pens. We mean like.
Dab. Concentrates, you know, live
resins, live resins, bat butters, waxes.
As intimidating as they sound, they're actually really good for
you. Like long term feel, long term
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relief. Experience.
Yeah, and it and cost effective wise, even though like here in
Utah, a gram's gonna go for like60 to 80 bucks.
Yeah. Fucking insane.
But even then, like if I was consuming flour compared to that
and how much I was, I could easily be going through way more
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flour than I could concentrate. Oh, gram for gram, 100% yeah,
but gram for gram. But at the same time I feel like
a concentrate is closer to like maybe 1/4 ounce of flour or
maybe half. It depends on the strain.
Right, it really does and and the potency of the strain and
that's why I've really enjoyed concentrates for a while.
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I've got my Phantom honey stick.Check that out.
It's a cool one if you want a little portable dab rig in your
pocket that doesn't spill. Or if you want the Doctor
dabber, which has been my favorite.
Dude it's been so nice. I love this thing.
I love so still this one is about God.
How long have I had this? 5-6 years, maybe the doctor
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dabber switch. My battery still works great.
I can. This lasts all day long.
I can use this all day long without having to charge it.
Yeah. And often when I do, like how
it's been on this whole time, I'll leave it like that.
When I'm having a sash, I'll leave it on for a bit, you know,
take a few and then I'll turn itoff when I'm done using it for a
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bit. But normally when I'm using it,
it just stays on. Yeah.
And so this has the most incredible battery life out of
any device that I've seen or hadthe opportunity to use.
Well you can tell it's it's quality made.
Is this a German or is this US? That's a great question.
Let's see where Doctor Dabber is.
And the reason why I say that German or US because typically
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they look a little bit more intothe longevity and the quality
built in products, well, just not all of them, but a lot of
them, but as long as they're not.
Cars are fantastic. Or if you look at like stores in
pickle, stores in pickle products are fantastic.
No, I they're also German. That's super funny you brought
up stores in pickle because I'veactually been comparison with
the air vapes and I love the airvapes.
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I think it's a great device. I love the the use of the
device. However, when you load and
reload that thing and then when you have to clean it, you got to
clean that thing a lot more thanyou do with your any of your
stores and pickle products. Those things, they can take a
lot a long time with no cleaning.
And then when you go to clean it, yeah, you're scraping a
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little. You might soak in an ISO for
like a day, no big deal. But this other one dude I swear
I got to clean that thing every week.
A. 100% like. Deep clean.
I can't just do a surface clean.And the pods get so sticky and
the other thing like. It's kind of annoying.
It's a better a bittersweet. I love the air vapes for some
reasons. I love the stores and Pickles
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for others. I like air vapes for like on the
go. That's one of my favorites.
If I could preload a couple of pods, yeah and then go, that's
cool for me. But the even though the the the
mighty is so awkward and I can'tstand it up, I don't give a
shit. I really, really like the flow.
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I like the flavor and I like thelongevity and the battery, dude,
I mean, you're going to get like6 to 8 sessions out of that.
Yeah, it's almost identical to the air vapes.
Yeah, they're pretty similar andI'm like, I feel like most of
those, even the like the Venti, the Mighty, the air vapes,
they're pretty similar. On amount of sessions you get
things like that which I've loved.
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Like the I will say for me if I'm going out, like say I'm
going hiking and I brought a vaporizer for me because I use
more than like 3-4 bowls, I onlyhave 3-4 of the little things
for the air vapes. And if I don't use that, it gets
way dirtier. And if I do use that, then I've
got to take them out, try and dump out the little burnt flour
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in there so I can put new flour in to do more than that because
I usually do more than three bowls.
Yeah, it's easier to just pop off low.
So for me, like if I were, that's where.
Those tubes come in really handy.
Yeah, I'd bring a tube full of flour and Venti or mighty like
that would be amazing. And the air vapes for me more is
like if I were at home, something like that, because
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it's got that little, you know, I'm, I'm just at home.
Yeah, and it, I mean, it's comfortable.
It's a lot more comfortable thanthan the stores in Bickel.
But you know, as far as quality and, and consistency, I really
like stores in Bickel. And I, I hate saying that
because I was like, Oh, no, I'm going to like air vapes because,
you know, it's, it's not the, the premium vaporizer.
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And you know what, there's a reason why you pay more for it.
Well, you build up a resistance to the side effects.
And body becomes more acclimatedand used to it.
It's like metformin. Metformin's really good for your
body. It helps promote longevity, a
cellular growth. However, the side effect is
gastrointestinal. It just it just hurts your you
got. To switch to George Foreman,
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it's way better for you. Yeah, Metformin, Metformin.
OK, Yeah. Well, when you were, yeah, yeah,
yeah. So when you were young, I was
thinking about this this morning.
I was kind of curious, did do you ever do other sports like or
was it mostly martial arts? No, I play baseball.
I was really good at baseball. OK.
Did you play like football or football or basketball?
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No, I wasn't very good at basketball.
Baseball. I play baseball.
Interesting. I got into baseball.
My parents wanted me to play in Little League.
I sucked first two years of Little League.
My third year in Little League Istarted doing really good.
I got asked to be on the All Star team and then I was going
to play high school, but then they told me I had to have like
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a 2O and I'm like, don't tell mewhat to do you're.
Like fuck that, I don't have energy for this.
Dude, I, I enjoyed baseball, butI mean baseball's only fun when
you hit the ball and you run. Other than that, it's the most
boring 'cause you're just. Standing an outfield, that's all
you're going to dugout like you.That's all, you're done.
Yeah. But I mean, it was fun and, and
I had like, you know, my, my real good friend that just
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passed Annie. He was an amazing pitcher in
high school and he was a sophomore.
He was throwing 100 mile an hourfastballs.
Oh wow. Like, I mean, and that was like
his basic ball. He was throwing so hard.
I remember that the catcher actually, he got like, it's
called a boxer's fracture. Where?
Fractured his thumb. Yeah, but in between, no, it's,
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it's called a boxer fracture because it's a separation of the
tendon and the muscle that kind of pushes it away and it hurts
like crazy. He causes so bad where they had
to put padding. In the mid, that's.
Not and it still hurt him. So they would have to switch out
catchers in the middle of the game, which is insane.
But Danny was such a good ball player.
Like even as a kid, like he was playing JV when he was a
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sophomore, he walked on JV and he just moved from Hawaii.
So it was like, it's yeah, it's great.
But yeah, I really. Like, do you have really good
balance? Me, yeah.
OK. I was curious.
I'm like, I know you did a lot of martial arts.
Like tons martial arts. Yeah, since I was you.
Know about any other sporting things?
So I was like, because last night Alec and I went
snowboarding and I was just thinking about it and I was
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sitting there and like, man, I wonder if Jesse has a really
good balance. Like I've never really, I don't
think we've talked about it. We don't do a lot of balance
coordinated things together. So it was just more maybe.
That'd be weird if we were like,yeah, come on, Jesse, we're
going to do this like shape. You get body paint on, I'll get
body. Paint, I mean like Alec and I go
longboarding all the time. So for that like that's balance.
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Longboardation, things like that.
Out of me, you know, So I was just thinking like, well, I
don't, I don't know. I know there's coordination,
lots of balance within martial arts, but I'm like, I also
understand that I wouldn't want to try and Start learning
snowboarding at my age and I'm 37.
Like, I can't imagine. Yeah, like wanting to start
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because snowboarding, I feel like is harder than skiing.
You fall down way more than you do when you're skiing.
Oh yeah. Because the so skiing is pretty
easy. You stand up, you pizza.
If you pizza, you will slow downand stop the entire way.
You can go down any hill almost just doing a pizza.
So it's really simple. As long as you've got leg
muscles, you're like, OK, yeah, I can, I can do this.
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And then as you get more comfortable, you can slowly let
your pizza out, speed up, you know, do that, but with
snowboarding. It's just go.
Most of the time it's go, but then it's hey, you've got to be
comfortable enough to go on yourtoes or your heels.
You've got to go to these positions that feel awkward,
feel like you're going to fall if you do them.
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And instead it's finding the balance of, hey, I'm leaning at
this angle, my toes are this angle like.
Much like boarding and skateboarding.
And things like that. Yeah, yeah.
So just I fell all the time starting, but skiing, I feel
like I can even do skiing now and I would be just fine.
And the last time I snow skied was in 4th grade, you know?
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But I water skied several times when we had a boat because my
dad loved water skiing and so I grew up learning how to do that
too. So I can imagine skiing is not a
very a hard 1 when it translatesthere.
Now I've done water skiing like like you said, like dude getting
up on skis is not not as difficult as you think it would.
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Wake boarding, like snowboarding, that is difficult,
especially if you don't have a rig set up like you need a high
bar. You're just hooking it to the
back. It's pretty fucking hard to get
up on that thing. Wait so my parents boat was a
cabin cruiser, it wasn't a wakeboarding boat and so when
we'd go and they got a wakeboardfinally or even when I was knee
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boarding and try and I was jumping the wake.
Dude, that's so much fun. I loved boating.
Knee boarding is so much fun. That's how I got my plastic
surgery. I split my eyebrow open.
Knee boarding. You fake fucker.
Well, because I went to, I know,well that's, you know, when you
go into a job and they're like, tell us something interesting
about you. I always go and I'm like, I got
plastic surgery and they're like, what?
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I'm like, yeah, these tits aren't real.
And they're like, wait, seriously?
And I'm like, no, I cut my head open kneeboarding.
But I had to get micro. Like I had to get plastic
surgery to fix the nerve and themuscle 'cause it split it in
three different places. And so they were just like, oh,
you won't be able to move your eyebrow or have any feeling in
it at all unless you get plasticsurgery.
So but I knee boarding was my favorite.
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Yeah, knee boarding is fun, dude.
I I agree with you, dude. Boating is really fun.
Boating is really fun with the right people.
Yeah. You know who I don't like
Boating with? Family.
Really. I don't like boating with
family. And the reason why is because
I'm too protective. And all I'm thinking about that
something's going to go wrong. I used to love boating with my
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friends when I lived in Boise. Yeah.
And we would go every Wednesday at 3:00.
We'd all meet there at the harbor.
Yeah. And we get in my buddy Justin's
boat, and we would spend the next four or five hours out in
the water just wakeboarding. We brought Danny surfboard.
We'd wax that thing and then we get up on the surfboard, like
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pushing into the into the wax and all that, and you get right
up. I've never surfboarded.
That's one thing I still have yet to like have an opportunity
to do. Once you get, take the
opportunity. To do, you know, it's kind of
freaky for people. It's how far you go out when you
surf and when you're waiting outthere to catch that because
you're it's it takes a while to get up on the.
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Board, I believe it. But it's this stupid, unnerving
feeling that there's something underneath you that can eat you.
Yeah, that is my fear in the ocean is always the sharks.
I've gone snorkeling. I've never gone scuba diving
yet, but I've snorkeled in Stingray City out in like the
Bahamas. I've snorkeled out in like
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Mexico and the ocean and stuff. And every time, even though it's
gorgeous and there's really coolfish, my mind is thinking of is
where is a shark? Where is a shark?
Am I going to get eaten by a shark?
Like that's all I can think about.
Not funny because the actual like the the the likability of
you getting bit by a shark is pretty.
Minimal. So small.
And if you think about it like there are more people that are
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like, because everybody's a bunch of you know, it's it's
like that. Why are you edible white people?
Why are you edible so strong? What are you running from?
But it's always white people, white people doing crazy fucking
shit. Like the videos on YouTube of
people fucking with sharks. Have you seen that?
Oh, dude, it's hilarious becausethey figured out how to control
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sharks and they turn these big. Like I saw this woman with a
great white coming right for andshe just took her hand on his
nose. Pushed it down.
Moved him around. I have seen that they guide him
and stuff and they're like they're.
But I love watching Shark week. So even though I'm terrified of
sharks, I love shark Week. That's one of my favorite of the
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best. Series you learn about it is to
don't run from it. Get down in the water and look
at it. And you can use your hand too,
because it's even with great whites.
Well, because bull sharks. They they only go fast when
you're going. Fast tiger sharks like all.
Of that lemon sharks, bull sharks, those ones are just
fucking mean. Oh yeah.
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But you know, it's, it's kind ofcool.
Like, you know, I'm, I'm, I, I've seen a bunch of hammerhead
sharks when I was in Bali. This freaked me the fuck out.
Like we had to anchor really farout from the island and then
we'd have these speed boats thatwould come up and they would
build this janky fucking like platform with like 4 pallets
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like nailed together on 5450 gallon empty barrel drums.
That's it. That's what was our pier.
Yeah. So they let the brow down, which
is the walkway, and it's flat. There's no stairs on it.
It's just a flat runway. And it's you've been on a ship
so you understand what a brow isand you're coming down and then
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you're going right onto a fucking pallets that you can see
through. Because I feel like, Oh no,
it's. It doesn't weigh that much
though. No, I mean it it.
It would be fine. But it's it's the fact that
we're on the Indian Ocean. That's insane though.
And then you look down between the slats.
Dude, no fucking joke. Hammer heads just swirling
around. Yeah, that would be terrifying.
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But The thing is, is they're thinking that it's fish.
They're thinking it's people. Yeah.
So they're like, oh, cool, they're going to feed us.
And all we're thinking is fuck, they're going to eat us.
And they're like, no, do you bring some of that like fucked
up stuff? You bring all your garbage,
we'll eat that shit. And it's, it's just, it's
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fucking crazy. Have you ever swam with the
sharks? No, I know my SO, Thomas and my
mom went on some cruise somewhere and they did that.
They went scuba diving. The sharks where you go and you
sit down on the center, like on the ocean floor.
Oh yeah, and they go around you and they.
Feed the sharks around you and you just sit there and they're
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like don't move where you might get bit, but like just sit
there. And I haven't done that that
because I'm not scuba certified.But I did do The Walking with
the sharks in the Shark Tank at the Atlantis Hotel in the
Bahamas. Was it cool?
That was the most incredible thing.
They're 678 foot long sharks andyou're walking around this tank
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and they are swimming right pastyou just and you're, you just
walk around the whole tank and they're just swimming past you
the whole time. And it's insane, 'cause I,
they're like, don't touch them, like don't touch them, but
they're close enough that I could reach out.
And like, it was. That's crazy.
But it was so cool because I still love pushing my boundaries
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of what I'm terrified of. I'm afraid of heights, but I
still want to go skydiving one day.
Yeah, yeah. Terrified.
I'd love to do that. Sharks.
I'm still terrified of sharks, but I want to go scuba diving
with sharks sometime. I need to get scuba certified
and go to a place to do that. Like that's something.
How you still spiders? I don't like spiders.
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There's nothing. Used to not like them.
I don't I don't think I'd want to hold 1 though.
Like I, I don't like snakes. I really don't like snakes, but
I've held like a giant boa on myshoulders just to say that I did
because I'm like, all right, I'mgoing to do it.
Yes, I'm going to like because Ilike to push myself.
Like I know that my fears aren'talways grounded in in like.
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Reality. Yeah, it's just like every,
everyone has fears and I understand that and that's OK.
And not everyone has to push their fears.
But I like to, I like to like when I rock climbed and climbed
over the edge of a Cliff that was 160 feet high, that was
fucking terrifying. And it was because normally,
normally you walk over the edge and you walk backwards and that
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because you can delay. When you.
Go. Yeah, but this, because of where
it was mounted, was like this far from the edge of the Cliff
and you couldn't walk over. You had to hold your rope
because it's too far of a Cliff to have anyone belay you.
So then you just hook it around your carabiner.
But then you have to like, climbover the edge of the Cliff while
holding your rope. And for someone who's terrified
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of heights? Yeah, you're shaking the whole.
Time. I was so horrified until I got
over the edge and I was sitting on the carabiner and just like
resting like I would if I was repelling, then I'm like, this
is fine. This is like repelling and I've
done that just on 2030 foot cliffs that were, you know,
someone's bullying me it below. I climb up and then I, you know,
whatever. That's very different than doing
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my own where I've never done that before.
And it was like Curtis is sitting there.
He's like, all right, you got toclimb over the edge here and I'm
like, OK, I'm like what the like, why in the hell am I doing
this like this? And I'm literally like shaking.
I'm terrified. Like, no, it's, it's fine, but
it's that, you know, wanting to.Just kid it getting past it.
I know, and it's it's like spiders, like I used to be
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freaked out by him. I don't want it on me, but at
the same time I'm not going to freak out.
I don't go. I never.
Freak out about them. I just think they're gross and I
have no desire to like pet one, hold one.
If I see it, I'm not going to like, you know, try and pet it
or anything. You know, I'm just one of the
ones who's like gross, that's inmy house.
I'm probably going to kill it or, you know, if it's outside,
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I'm just going to go away. Do you remember Provo?
You ever seen those? I don't know if you guys got
them Tier 2, but they're these like centipedes with the really
long legs. Maybe in your house?
Not in our house. Yeah, the legs are like this
high, the centipedes down there,and it moves.
And if you see them in your house, leave them alone.
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Are they the poisonous ones? No, they eat spiders.
They eat all of their insects and they're fast.
So when we used to have them in Provo, we were like, oh, we got
to get them out and then we found out what they were and
we're like, I'll just leave themalone.
And they would eat all of the spiders.
Interesting. And I it's just an spiders are
annoying, especially the bites in the morning.
Yeah, like what the fuck? Why'd you bite me?
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Like, oh, you twitched. Yeah, right.
Fucking idiot. I know.
I hate that too, because it's random and I'm like, I don't,
yeah. So I've never enjoyed spiders.
I've never had creepy crawly things like that.
Yeah, they're just not that. I'm like terrified of them, but
I don't. We just don't enjoy them.
No, they give me like weird, like I don't want to hold them,
I don't want to touch them. I have a healthy fear of
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heights, but it it's not debilitating like if I need to
get up somewhere, I'll do it. Oh yeah, I.
Have no problem doing. That I grew up doing
instruction, so I've been on tons of roofs.
I've even fallen off roofs and Istill have no problem climbing
up on a roof. I've fallen off a roof.
But yet it's, it's a different, like I'm wary, you know, I try
to be cautious. With I get the more wary.
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I'm more intentional with my foot plant, like I, you know,
versus when I was 12/14. I'm running up this stuff.
Yeah, way different. Jumping off stuff.
Yeah. And now I'm like, OK, no, I got
to be way more careful with whatI'm doing.
I feel I am pretty damn nimble, surprisingly.
I feel like for my age, I still like when we go hiking and
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stuff, I'll do like trail running sometimes where I jump
off like because I I'm pretty small, like I'm pretty light.
And so even though I don't run or do these things, I feel like
I'm pretty nimble and active or like I have decent balance.
But that probably came from likedoing sports and dancing for 10
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years long time. I don't know, like there's,
there's all these things that I think just help us and gosh, I,
I just worry about it, 'cause Grandpa Holt, he fell a lot as
he got older. My mom, she's fallen several
times, but I think hers stemmed from her scooter accident that
when she did, she had to wear like a brace and then a leg
brace for a bit. And then it was snowing after
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when she was wearing it and she slipped on the ice and then she
had two leg braces on 4A bit. And I was like, Oh my God.
And she had one hand bombed and that.
And I was like, OK, just that was when I first met Emily
because Emily was like, I used to go down and help my mom every
Sunday, help cook dinner for herand stuff.
And Emily was just surprised because I'd always be like, Oh
(35:11):
yeah, I got to go help my mom and got to go do this and so.
Dude. I don't know, it makes me worry
because I feel like my mom was agymnast.
She was a dancer for 1020 years.And so I always worry.
Oh, shit, like was grandpa coordinated?
Was, you know, is she coordinated?
Am I going to be falling in 10-15 years?
(35:34):
You know, like so it's definitely something I think
about If like, oh shit, I hope Idon't want to get old.
I really don't want to get old. I mean, a lot of it comes down
to you know, what, what you're doing, if you're keeping active
and, and all those things and you know, really good things,
especially when I talk, I, I press on you so hard to
resistance training is super important for your bone
(35:55):
structure. And I feel like I've been
pushing myself a lot more latelyand a lot of my aches and pains
have been going away because I've been pushing.
It's a little bit more the bone density, the tendons are, are
stronger. The muscles are starting to feel
better with that. So that's why it's just like,
man, you know, the best cure forpain is to work out.
(36:19):
Is to grow your muscles and support it better.
Skeletal system, yeah. And that's.
Because that's, that's what I'vethought about.
And I was like, you know what, it's crazy.
But when I went through my motorcycle accident, you know,
one thing I think the doctor never told me to do create a
workout, but like create an actual workout to help support
the muscles around my bone structure that needed that.
(36:41):
Yeah, a lot of people don't talkabout that would have been, that
would have been the best, most beneficial thing that I could
have started then to help support my back through these
years. And I thought about it, I'm
like, damn, instead of like all these years because I'm like, I
was motorcycle riding and I would go out for hours and hours
and that's great. But that doesn't give me and I'm
(37:03):
all thinking, well, I'm using core muscles to sit up.
So that's great because that's but no, I'm not strengthening or
doing anything to grow them. And so I'm like, so really all
that does is just add strain. But if instead it was like, hey,
I'd go work out and do these to build it, then I could have
enjoyed my motorcycle riding more instead of going, fuck, I
keep hurting more and more and more and more.
And instead of building, you know, a structure going, hey,
(37:26):
I'm going to implement this. You know, kind of like talking
to my mom today where she's like, oh, I've got all of these
boxes of documents in my office that I have to go through and do
this. And it seems so overwhelming.
We'll just do 30 minutes. Do that until you have a habit.
And it doesn't seem so overwhelming.
I don't have to build all this muscle today.
I just have to start doing the small steps that will help and
(37:50):
you know cuz it's been never exercises for 10 years.
My back would be better. No, wouldn't be perfect, but I
would feel a lot better. Yeah, you'd feel way different.
That's it's the hard part too man, cuz it's so easy to fall
off that wagon. Like 2 weeks dude and you could
notice a significant difference in how you look and feel if you
don't go and or if you don't aren't committing to it a lot of
(38:13):
people will supplement it like oh I go walking like that's not
resistance. No, that's just you moving.
Yeah, which is good. If you are a person who doesn't
move, that's at least a start. You know, that's your 30 minutes
of getting you into it. And maybe once you have a good
consistent habit of that, you can take that 30 minute habit
instead of walking well maybe once or twice a week you
(38:35):
incorporate like intensive some more workouts in it.
Well, and the argument could be,you know, well, Jess, I run a
lot like, well, that's actually counter productive too, because
if you run too much, it's actually it starts to, it starts
to be catabolic where it starts to eat the muscles and the bones
and stuff like that. You know, when you stress your
(38:56):
heart like that, a lot of times runners and like triathletes,
they have bad hearts later on because they stress it so much.
They push their bodies so much. And it's the same reason why
giant bodybuilders have triple bypasses when they're 40.
It's because they've gotten so big that their body requires
(39:19):
more blood flow, more oxygen to run it.
Same same skeletal system, same organs, but you've made the
outside bigger. Yeah, you've made the mask more
than it was designed to support,and so now you're having to
create something different to try and support what you've
changed. Right.
Yeah. And it's good to be able to put
(39:39):
in resistance training because it works the body different.
It forces your body to work harder than you normally would,
and it's not forever, so it's nice.
And it doesn't have to be like you can do it in 30-40 minutes
tops if you really want to go crazy.
Maybe you've eaten inevitable edible, I don't know, could have
happened to me. But go to the gym and you're
(40:01):
just like, you know what, I'm going to stay here for a while.
It was like a leg day and I had like probably 35 milligrams of
an edible. And then I puffed on a pen on
the way over. And then I get there, I start
squatting and then before you know it, dude, it kicks in about
second set because I'm putting my body through a lot of stress.
(40:21):
And it kicks in right when I'm racking the weight.
Yeah, I felt like I could keep going, dude.
I fucked my legs up for a week dude.
Oh yeah, Hun. Look I'm making sounds like
every time I sit down like I'm no dude I'm like I'm OF girl now
and I'm like what the fuck this is?
Check out Jesse's Only Hands. Yeah, yeah.
(40:42):
Feet pics? All right guys.
Hey, this was a fun sesh. Yeah.
What are you guys into right now?
What's going on? Oh dude, I'm excited.
It's spring. Hey that person who left that
giant book list, thank you but quit fucking commenting.
On like 17 episodes with the exact same.
No need. Hard no.
No need, you can do it once we got it.
(41:04):
Yeah, or shoot us an e-mail. Yeah.
And everybody else, start makingsome comments, be funny ones.
Even if you want to make fun of me, that's OK.
If you want to make fun of Brandon, you know, yeah.
That's cool too. Oh, I was going to say, that's
going to be a cash app. We'll have the cash App down
below. It's going to be $5.
Every time you want to make fun of Brandon, it's a dollar.
If you want to make fun just Jesse, I don't know.
Yeah, discounting for some reason.
(41:25):
Just this. Week on sale this week.
Just this week, so if you hear this on Thursday, get it in
there. We'll have his cash app in my
bed mode just for shits and giggles.
Love you guys, take care.
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