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(00:00):
Do some people who are just kindof they're just kind of the middle of
the road or really not die hardfans as such, but could kind of
become a fan of this particular NFLteam based on somebody that they really really
like from the Buckeye say that endup on said team. And the reason
(00:24):
I kind of say all that is, you know, the Steelers picked up
Justin Fields and yes, of courseOhio State quarterback Justin Fields, and he
just got his butt kicked in Chicago. I mean I felt bad for that
guy. And while it was betterthere at the tail end, there was
that had to be bleak for him. Him going did I get into this?
(00:48):
Why am I in the NFL?Look at this awful time I'm having
here in Chicago. So the Steelersare possibly could he be returning kicks for
us? Because we have Russell Wilson. I believe he's going to get the
nod for the start, but Ican see them using Justin Fields in different
packages and so on as quarterback.But now special teams coordinator was talking about
(01:11):
Fields being back there. This isthis was what was being talked about,
and you know, we looked athim like, well, Justin Fields is
going to be back there. Youknow, I don't know. I think
it's cool, was the quote,And so could this happen? Sure,
I think anything's possible. Right now, I've never seen And you tell me,
Josh, because you've you've watched asa Browns fan the Steelers. Most
(01:34):
of your rooting for the Browns havebeen the ban of your existence. I
understand all of that. But whenyou've been watching this whole thing, have
you seen them be as aggressive asthey are they have been over the last
few months in acquiring people where they'retrying to they're trying to change I think
the whole Well, how else shouldI put it that what's kind of been
(01:56):
happening in Pittsburgh. They didn't theydidn't take finishing behind the Browns last year
in the division. Well, I'lljust say that, no, they did
not, and I you know they'reYou gotta give the Rooney family credit that
they when it's time to make moves, they make moves. And clearly it
was time to make a move here. You know, we got rid of
Kenny Pickett. I mean, it'sjust like I did not see that.
(02:19):
I didn't have that on my beinggo card. As they say, he
lasted what two years? Dude?I was like, wow, you know,
and I don't know. I wasn'tready to give up on him yet.
But I don't know. I'm adumb Steeler fan. I guess I
don't know. I get I startkind of I like people. I like
people slash players. And maybe that'spart of my problem because there are a
(02:43):
lot of Steeler fans like, hegot to go, He's got to go,
and he went. The guys havea lot of talent, but you
also have a lot of problematic talentover the last ten years. Yeah,
ab was would be the one thatstands for he's absolutely certifiably bat crazy stuff.
Yeah, that stuff crazy. Imean, you saw it. He's
(03:04):
like trash talking Hines Ward. I'mlike, you want to talk about a
storied Steeler, wrong guy for youto talk about that. He's trying to
get any Steeler fans on the side. Well, who's the basketball chick everyone
was talking about? Caitlyn Caitlyn ClarkClark is that it okay? Okay?
Trash and her too? Oh yeah, like like to the point where she
had to block him on Oh,I saw that. As a matter of
fact, Joe Biden's ex account hasblocked him and some other like I I
(03:31):
it was it was somebody weird,like why you would even like why that
person would need to block Antonio Brown. But yeah, he's a lunatic.
Le'Veon bell. He was just anidiot. He could have he should have
just stayed with Pittsburgh, taken alittle less money than the Jets gave him.
But he I mean, you wantto talk about a guy that went
out with a whimper career wise,Dude, He's a special back too.
(03:53):
I still maintain with the Steeler.He had this ability to kind of shuffle
and then shoot. I I couldn'tbelieve it would look so many plays,
I remember thinking his play's over therehe goes he would slip through a crack
and he just had this ability tokind of do that. Most backs can't
(04:14):
do that for whatever reason. Thenhe went to the Jets. I thought,
man, I hope he doesn't biteus in the ass. And he
didn't, not even close, right, But yeah, to your point,
really really sad. But so thisyear we could be loaded for Bear I
hope, and you're hoping we aren't. But this is also an interesting thing.
I don't know what else can youdo if he is a returning kicks,
(04:36):
say he's back for a punt.I don't know. There's just there's
you start having a lot of differentareas or different ways you can go when
you have the Swiss army knife ofdifferent players that are coming there. So
I'm excited to say the least manthat Yeah, I know. Yeah.
Anyway, Hey, so these federalchanges to mary marijuana as far as what
(05:00):
can happen here in Ohio for therecreational weed law that we have. First
of all, you know, thefirst thing I think whenever I see one
of these articles kind of pop upis I say, you know, let's
worry about getting brick and mortars tosell wreck weed right now before anything,
because they keep bringing all this stuff. When is it supposed September Supposetmber seventh.
(05:21):
That's we need to have their statelaws requiring a dispensary to be at
least one to be open, operational, and functional one. That's probably what
it'll be too. One watch itthey'll put they'll put it up in like
ash Tibulah, so it's like afour hour drive. Yeah, there's a
(05:41):
motion to remove marijuana from status asa Schedule one drug. It's been there
for over fifty years right now,and it would remain on the controlled substances
list if this motion is approved andthe DEA's proposal reclassifies marijuana as a Schedule
three drug. So there's uh,let's see, it would be it would
(06:02):
share company with Thailand all with codine, testosterone, and anabolic steroids. Oh,
Thailand all three, Thailand all withcodeine. Yeah, Thailand all with
is that what it is? Three? Yeah, it's called They're called Thailand
all three. I had them.H We we went to that before we
dropped the Viking in nuke on myhips. So yeah, and it didn't
(06:28):
work. So right now, thefederal charges could get somebody possessing it in
certain circumstances. Let's see, underSchedule three, marijuana would still fall subject
to the agency's regulation and federal charges. For example, you could potentially go
to Michigan, which has rec dispensaries, and purchase marijuana and bring it back
(06:49):
to Ohio. If you cross statelines with it, you would be subject
to federal drug trafficking laws. Yeah. Good, like they're going to enforce
that, you know. I mean, tens of thousands of people are going
up to Michigan weekly, daily,daily. Even with the reclassification of marijuana
as a Schedule three drug, theonly way for an Ohio to avoid federal
(07:10):
regulation in that situation would be toconsume all of the cannabis before you come
back across the state line. Yougotta do it. You gotta smoke it
all or eat it all in thisBut that's not a federal thing. No
statement. Listen, you are notgoing to be anybody who's like, oh
my god, this is why Idon't that is a federal issue. There's
nobody in Michigan and nobody in Ohiowho's going to be enforcing federal law.
(07:32):
You're not going to have a statetrooper call in the Feds because you went
to a dispensary and got a coupleof fake cards. Let's just be honest
here, That's not how this works. It's stupid. I still think it's
but at least it's not Schedule one. And can we stop pulling? Can
we stop putting people in jail overweed? Like unless you are intent to
(07:56):
distribute would be yeah, Like ifyou're a big time we did alert,
yeah, and you're armed to theteeth and yeah, yeah, there's consequences
that come with that. People die, people get hurt when you're moving hundreds
of thousands of dollars worth of quantity. I'm not talking about that. Okay,
So what the guy had a bagof weed on him, big deal,
Go go be go do real policework. If he was driving and
(08:22):
then there was something happening, I'mnot talking about intoxicity. I'm just pulling.
I know you weren't. I wasjust saying, in that situation,
if he's driving and he's under theokay, then it's, you know,
game on. I guess here's thetakeaway for me with this. You start
getting the government involved, and lookhow crazy that look, how convoluted.
(08:43):
It's just like, what now,you do? What now in this situation
this is the case, and thissituation that's the case, and that's the
case. I'm just like, ohmy gosh, leave it to them to
just further kind of muddy the waterhere, or it's like, look,
just do it all together because allthe individual states though, I feel like
when this is still it's at thefederal level, still illegal, even though
(09:09):
it's legal here in the state ofOhio to grow it or what you know
what I mean like for me,that is that's where I start going.
This is this continues to be thedumbest conversation on the planet if you ask
me. Because some states Nope,And in federal level all across the United
States nope. But some states yep. But federally nope. So TSA,
(09:31):
they're federally regulated. You try tofly with it. I mean, even
if you're going from one area whereit's legal to another, is that taking
it across state lines technically? Imean, how's that any different than driving
it over? No, it's notthat that would be I mean federally.
But again, listen, people,the fens are not out here actually enforcing
any of that. It just existsas a statute, right. I just
(09:56):
think it's it's there. I thinkto kind of piggyback on maybe something greater
as far as charges, like theykind of always do. Yeah, sure
they get like a bigger charge andthen they go, oh, yeah they
had, We don't too. Wecan get in for that. We've gotta
get some of these substakes a chargebuilder. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
I know what you're talking about.Yeah, So anyway, that's how it
could affect it here. But uh, I don't know it's just a just
(10:18):
a talking I'm not going to spendresources here in a state of Ohio.
But to take away your sticky ickythat's not saving lives, Governor. Is
a bugle's still your snack of choicewhen all the bugles put them on your
fingers and you look like a witch, stare at those while you're holding a
(10:41):
j Bugles, go good with thesticky iky, so tasty trafficking weather
Do some people who are just kindof they're just kind of the middle of
the road or really not die hardfans as such, but could kind of
become a fan of this particular NFLteam based on somebody that they really really
like from the Buckeye say that endup on said team. And the reason
(00:24):
I kind of say all that is, you know, the Steelers picked up
Justin Fields and yes, of courseOhio State quarterback Justin Fields, and he
just got his butt kicked in Chicago. I mean I felt bad for that
guy. And while it was betterthere at the tail end, there was
that had to be bleak for him. Him going did I get into this?
(00:48):
Why am I in the NFL?Look at this awful time I'm having
here in Chicago. So the Steelersare possibly could he be returning kicks for
us? Because we have Russell Wilson. I believe he's going to get the
nod for the start, but Ican see them using Justin Fields in different
packages and so on as quarterback.But now special teams coordinator was talking about
(01:11):
Fields being back there. This isthis was what was being talked about,
and you know, we looked athim like, well, Justin Fields is
going to be back there. Youknow, I don't know. I think
it's cool, was the quote,And so could this happen? Sure,
I think anything's possible. Right now, I've never seen And you tell me,
Josh, because you've you've watched asa Browns fan the Steelers. Most
(01:34):
of your rooting for the Browns havebeen the ban of your existence. I
understand all of that. But whenyou've been watching this whole thing, have
you seen them be as aggressive asthey are they have been over the last
few months in acquiring people where they'retrying to they're trying to change I think
the whole Well, how else shouldI put it that what's kind of been
(01:56):
happening in Pittsburgh. They didn't theydidn't take finishing behind the Browns last year
in the division. Well, I'lljust say that, no, they did
not, and I you know they'reYou gotta give the Rooney family credit that
they when it's time to make moves, they make moves. And clearly it
was time to make a move here. You know, we got rid of
Kenny Pickett. I mean, it'sjust like I did not see that.
(02:19):
I didn't have that on my beinggo card. As they say, he
lasted what two years? Dude?I was like, wow, you know,
and I don't know. I wasn'tready to give up on him yet.
But I don't know. I'm adumb Steeler fan. I guess I
don't know. I get I startkind of I like people. I like
people slash players. And maybe that'spart of my problem because there are a
(02:43):
lot of Steeler fans like, hegot to go, He's got to go,
and he went. The guys havea lot of talent, but you
also have a lot of problematic talentover the last ten years. Yeah,
ab was would be the one thatstands for he's absolutely certifiably bat crazy stuff.
Yeah, that stuff crazy. Imean, you saw it. He's
(03:04):
like trash talking Hines Ward. I'mlike, you want to talk about a
storied Steeler, wrong guy for youto talk about that. He's trying to
get any Steeler fans on the side. Well, who's the basketball chick everyone
was talking about? Caitlyn Caitlyn ClarkClark is that it okay? Okay?
Trash and her too? Oh yeah, like like to the point where she
had to block him on Oh,I saw that. As a matter of
fact, Joe Biden's ex account hasblocked him and some other like I I
(03:31):
it was it was somebody weird,like why you would even like why that
person would need to block Antonio Brown. But yeah, he's a lunatic.
Le'Veon bell. He was just anidiot. He could have he should have
just stayed with Pittsburgh, taken alittle less money than the Jets gave him.
But he I mean, you wantto talk about a guy that went
out with a whimper career wise,Dude, He's a special back too.
(03:53):
I still maintain with the Steeler.He had this ability to kind of shuffle
and then shoot. I I couldn'tbelieve it would look so many plays,
I remember thinking his play's over therehe goes he would slip through a crack
and he just had this ability tokind of do that. Most backs can't
(04:14):
do that for whatever reason. Thenhe went to the Jets. I thought,
man, I hope he doesn't biteus in the ass. And he
didn't, not even close, right, But yeah, to your point,
really really sad. But so thisyear we could be loaded for Bear I
hope, and you're hoping we aren't. But this is also an interesting thing.
I don't know what else can youdo if he is a returning kicks,
(04:36):
say he's back for a punt.I don't know. There's just there's
you start having a lot of differentareas or different ways you can go when
you have the Swiss army knife ofdifferent players that are coming there. So
I'm excited to say the least manthat Yeah, I know. Yeah.
Anyway, Hey, so these federalchanges to mary marijuana as far as what
(05:00):
can happen here in Ohio for therecreational weed law that we have. First
of all, you know, thefirst thing I think whenever I see one
of these articles kind of pop upis I say, you know, let's
worry about getting brick and mortars tosell wreck weed right now before anything,
because they keep bringing all this stuff. When is it supposed September Supposetmber seventh.
(05:21):
That's we need to have their statelaws requiring a dispensary to be at
least one to be open, operational, and functional one. That's probably what
it'll be too. One watch itthey'll put they'll put it up in like
ash Tibulah, so it's like afour hour drive. Yeah, there's a
(05:41):
motion to remove marijuana from status asa Schedule one drug. It's been there
for over fifty years right now,and it would remain on the controlled substances
list if this motion is approved andthe DEA's proposal reclassifies marijuana as a Schedule
three drug. So there's uh,let's see, it would be it would
(06:02):
share company with Thailand all with codine, testosterone, and anabolic steroids. Oh,
Thailand all three, Thailand all withcodeine. Yeah, Thailand all with
is that what it is? Three? Yeah, it's called They're called Thailand
all three. I had them.H We we went to that before we
dropped the Viking in nuke on myhips. So yeah, and it didn't
(06:28):
work. So right now, thefederal charges could get somebody possessing it in
certain circumstances. Let's see, underSchedule three, marijuana would still fall subject
to the agency's regulation and federal charges. For example, you could potentially go
to Michigan, which has rec dispensaries, and purchase marijuana and bring it back
(06:49):
to Ohio. If you cross statelines with it, you would be subject
to federal drug trafficking laws. Yeah. Good, like they're going to enforce
that, you know. I mean, tens of thousands of people are going
up to Michigan weekly, daily,daily. Even with the reclassification of marijuana
as a Schedule three drug, theonly way for an Ohio to avoid federal
(07:10):
regulation in that situation would be toconsume all of the cannabis before you come
back across the state line. Yougotta do it. You gotta smoke it
all or eat it all in thisBut that's not a federal thing. No
statement. Listen, you are notgoing to be anybody who's like, oh
my god, this is why Idon't that is a federal issue. There's
nobody in Michigan and nobody in Ohiowho's going to be enforcing federal law.
(07:32):
You're not going to have a statetrooper call in the Feds because you went
to a dispensary and got a coupleof fake cards. Let's just be honest
here, That's not how this works. It's stupid. I still think it's
but at least it's not Schedule one. And can we stop pulling? Can
we stop putting people in jail overweed? Like unless you are intent to
(07:56):
distribute would be yeah, Like ifyou're a big time we did alert,
yeah, and you're armed to theteeth and yeah, yeah, there's consequences
that come with that. People die, people get hurt when you're moving hundreds
of thousands of dollars worth of quantity. I'm not talking about that. Okay,
So what the guy had a bagof weed on him, big deal,
Go go be go do real policework. If he was driving and
(08:22):
then there was something happening, I'mnot talking about intoxicity. I'm just pulling.
I know you weren't. I wasjust saying, in that situation,
if he's driving and he's under theokay, then it's, you know,
game on. I guess here's thetakeaway for me with this. You start
getting the government involved, and lookhow crazy that look, how convoluted.
(08:43):
It's just like, what now,you do? What now in this situation
this is the case, and thissituation that's the case, and that's the
case. I'm just like, ohmy gosh, leave it to them to
just further kind of muddy the waterhere, or it's like, look,
just do it all together because allthe individual states though, I feel like
when this is still it's at thefederal level, still illegal, even though
(09:09):
it's legal here in the state ofOhio to grow it or what you know
what I mean like for me,that is that's where I start going.
This is this continues to be thedumbest conversation on the planet if you ask
me. Because some states Nope,And in federal level all across the United
States nope. But some states yep. But federally nope. So TSA,
(09:31):
they're federally regulated. You try tofly with it. I mean, even
if you're going from one area whereit's legal to another, is that taking
it across state lines technically? Imean, how's that any different than driving
it over? No, it's notthat that would be I mean federally.
But again, listen, people,the fens are not out here actually enforcing
any of that. It just existsas a statute, right. I just
(09:56):
think it's it's there. I thinkto kind of piggyback on maybe something greater
as far as charges, like theykind of always do. Yeah, sure
they get like a bigger charge andthen they go, oh, yeah they
had, We don't too. Wecan get in for that. We've gotta
get some of these substakes a chargebuilder. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
I know what you're talking about.Yeah, So anyway, that's how it
could affect it here. But uh, I don't know it's just a just
(10:18):
a talking I'm not going to spendresources here in a state of Ohio.
But to take away your sticky ickythat's not saving lives, Governor. Is
a bugle's still your snack of choicewhen all the bugles put them on your
fingers and you look like a witch, stare at those while you're holding a
(10:41):
j Bugles, go good with thesticky iky, so tasty trafficking weather
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