In this episode of The Getting High With Show we're sparking up with none other than the master roller, pioneer, friend, and hands behind some of the best pre rolls, Dan "Roll BMC" Chu.
From growing up in a Chinese household in Chicago to creating his own lane in the cannabis industry, Dan has brought a lot of knowledge and skill to the roling community. From custom tips and tucks to bringing a whole new elevated culture the blunt smokers. This episode is full of personal stories, from obstacles to triumphs and how to stay sonditioned and moisturized in a saturated market.
So sit back with your favorite products, Enjoy the sounds of Kentron, relax, and let's get higher.
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