Colorado Since Legal Weed, Seen From Seattle | Denver
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0:00If you have some anxiety, it can cause anxiety, but it can help it a little, too. I’m curious your opinion on how Colorado has changed since weed was legalized here. You know, I came right before it was legalized. I lived here, so honestly, it’s been legal pretty much the whole time I’ve been here. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But how do you see it? You came here from somewhere where it’s not legal, right? Seattle. No, I came from Seattle. It was legal medically, so I did have my car in Seattle before I came here. So, similarly, yes, they’re very similar in, actually, Seattle didn’t even get their first dispensary, like, mainstream until a couple years after Colorado, like, they were kind of waiting to see how it went
0:38So, yeah, I had my MedCard in Seattle, it’s definitely different, that was always fun, though, you had to have a MedCard, always easy to get, or, you know, they do, um, because they didn’t really have dispensaries, per se, so they do a lot of, uh, like, um, farmers markets, like, in a warehouse, yeah, then people would set up This is where I, yeah, exactly, and it’s kind of the first time I tried edibles and, like, tinctures, and they’d have rooms where you could smoke, and you, everybody had samples, and you’d go in with your cash and your med card and kind of just shop. One day I came out, I, God, I’m so red. I was like, Carol, my best friend, you’d have to drive me. I can’t drive. I don’t even know where we’re at right now. I was too blocked from home.
1:21That’s how high you were, huh? It was great, it’s been a while since I’ve been that high That’s cool, I tried to make can of butter once in college in a mason jar And I, like, yeah, I don’t know That sounds interesting, hot pot, hot pot Yeah, yeah, yeah, it was in a pot of boiling water, but I let all the water, like, steep, evaporate And then the whole thing caught on fire You were doing the, your double broiler ran out of water I, like, woke up, everybody in my house, like, they were all pissed They’re like, oh, we have work today, like, it’s five in the morning, there’s fire trucks
1:49Oh, no and they’re studying their summer internships.
1:54Whoops. Yeah, exactly. Maceo! Yeah, crock pots are a great thing, even in college. They don’t really catch fire if you kind of remember that a little. I don’t know what possessed me. Yeah, I had some water. I think I was drunk. We were playing beer pong. I was like, oh my gosh, wow. Wake and bake outside. Fire alarm. I’m like, why is the fire alarm so hot? That’s great. It didn’t open, though. It didn’t smell like weed when the firemen came, so that was good. So that’s good. That’s good.
2:20A whole lot of smoke, but it doesn’t smell like weed. Just burnt pan, man. Beer legal. How you doing? Oh, that’s great.