concentrates the crack of cannabis.

I was told to say that, by the way.

I was kind of trying to ban the word crack, but the analogy there.

I don't know though.

It's like that's what people are saying in the news?

No, not in the news.

I was hanging out with my wife and her friends yesterday.

A couple days ago, we all went camping.

Actually, it was last Saturday. And I heard this being discussed.

They're like, oh, yes, he got caught doing dabs. Actually, it wasn't doing dabs. Yeah, I caught with a dab pen.

A friend of, of my wife has, I guess he's in high school. Yeah, he's a high school kid. Like a freshman in high

school, got caught with a dab pen.

Of course, in the bathroom at school, which is what happens when you don't let your kids smoke at home or in the car.

You paint the picture really quick, though, because I know your wife, nothing against her.

I'd be right there with her and her friends sitting around camping, all probably drinking, you know, enough feel good,

we'll say, while discussing the effects of concentrates on people. How dare you? Well, yes. Well,

she's one of these, what do they call the one hitter quitters, you know, or she will, the mom that

we're talking about will take a hit. She'll get really high. She had when she's drunk and

she's a really nice person, you know, so it's not, it's not her fault. It's just, you know,

some people believe what they're told. And she's been told, all I did is I yelled into my phone

is cannabis, the crack of, I'm sorry, is, uh, uh, concentrate the crack of cannabis?

And sure, Grandma, go for it, man.

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