228: Cannabis History (w/ David Bienenstock and Abdullah Saeed)

High and Mighty

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4.9 • 2.4K Ratings

🗓️ 10 October 2019

⏱️ 87 minutes

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From the podcast, Great Moments in Weed History, David Bienenstock and Abdullah Saeed join gabrus to discuss our favorite topic of all time; cannabis

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0:00.0	This is a head gum podcast.
0:04.1	What's up shitheads?
0:11.8	Welcome back to another episode of High and Mighty.
0:14.4	It's me, your boy, the number one fuck boy, the number one fuck boy, the number one fuck
0:21.4	brrrrrat, brrrrrat, brrrrrat, boy.
0:24.3	Johnny G. Joining me as always in the High and Mighty Studios is my nearly silent co-host
0:27.7	Arthur Gaboris.
0:29.1	Arthur, give him a shout out.
0:32.3	Alright, Arthur's on that Nylabone.
0:34.9	The room smells a certain way and that excites both myself and Arthur and that's because in
0:40.2	the studio, returning guests and a new guest from Great Moments and Weed History, we got
0:44.1	David Beanstock and Abdullah Saeed.
0:46.5	What up?
0:47.5	How does this man have this much energy?
0:54.0	Oh, it's gone now.
0:55.0	It's the smoke weed all day.
0:56.0	That was it.
0:57.0	That's all.
0:58.0	You know, I've learned and I feel like I've said this on so many pods now, but I've learned
1:01.8	that doing that up top makes the up my guest always be like, well, then I'll never sound
1:06.9	like an idiot on this spot.
1:08.3	You know what I mean?
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