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I have a legal question regarding marijuana.

All right.

And last week, because I was in the state of Minnesota, where they voted in legal recreational weed one year ago, and they still have no infrastructure to sell it.

Although I've heard in the next month or so, you know, it's all a bunch of bureaucratic, people jopping for licenses and what have you.

But was my possession, the possession of the weed, would that have been legal?

No one was able to answer that question for me.

Can I legally have this weed, even though it's not being sold in the state of Minnesota yet? Recreationally. I picture you asking everybody

you ran into it, Minnesota. Is that the gas station? Is this cool? Yeah. These are some friends of

mine. And now they're Minnesota residents, but none of them were potheads, so none of them do.

Well, it says the law says in Minnesota adults 21 and over can legally possess up to two ounces

of cannabis flour in public or two pounds in private residences and grow up to eight plants at home.

Is your campground private residence?

For a night.

Two ounces in public.

He had two pounds, though, with them. No, I was reading a Reddit thread yesterday where some guy got ratted out because he was smoking weed. His neighbor got pissed. So she went to the campground host and ratted him out. I forget where it was. Bitch, man. But private campgrounds, if it's legal in that state, they need to post their policy. You know, if they don't want weed in their campground, they need to post that. Yeah, because some people can bother by the smell. Jim sucks runs around like a baby when he's gone. He really does suck, yeah. One place I camped was... He's allergic to it. I'll give him a break. Good morning. Jim sucks.

A county. You know, it was a county park, a county park.

And then another one was a state park.

So I'm thinking it might be legal in a state park, although I'm not sure.

I know on federal land, I think the boundary waters is federal land.

So technically, that's illegal.

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