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It's Mark with you.

Angie here.

And Jay is, I guess, running late, so he'll probably sneak in on us at some point or another.

But, you know, hey, what are you going to do?

But sometimes life's like that.

Yes, weather is nice.

So, Angie, on this day of, you know, big news, right?

Like, we've got black holes appearing in the universe.

We have alleged Chinese spies trying to sneak into the White House South and all this other stuff.

What do you got for me?

Well, I'm going to talk about marijuana and how it has helped decreased use of alcohol,

tobacco, and other prescription drugs.

Oh, well, excellent.

I think that, you know, just from an anecdotal, meaning, you know, the people I've talked to

and listened to in my life, I do believe that many of them have used marijuana to, you know, transfer an addiction.

Maybe to, you know, I don't know if addiction is the right word, but, you know, marijuana is enjoyable, right?

It creates a euphoric experience.

And that's better than sitting there suffering going through withdraws or

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