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today I'm coming to you on behalf of an old Walker family friend,

old cousin Johnny and his company, Artis and Grains.

Friends, if you dip smokeless tobacco, you really need to try out artisan

grain to hemp dip. The products don't have any tobacco or nicotine. They have

CBD. Me and myself, I don't dip. I've never dip smokeless tobacco. Try it a few times, made me sick.

But this product right here is something that I've tried and I thoroughly enjoy.

I've talked to a lot of friends, a family that I know that dip, you know,

and when you dip, and when you smoke, when you do stuff that you know ain't good

for your body, you do worry about the health concerns and stuff like that. The warnings on the

labels are there for a reason. So I've talked to a lot of folks that mean like to me. A lot of them switched over to

Arts and Grange hemp dip. They got two different products. Dublinne has a

more traditional dip flavor. Canstead delivers an earthly, you know, kind of more of a refresh and flavor compared to traditional

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