Okay, so let's talk about what's going on in Indiana with Governor Mike Braun, who has said that he is open to legalizing marijuana.

This definitely a notable shift since Indiana has been resistant to legalization.

He said he's willing to do what makes sense on marijuana policy.

He emphasized that he's talking with law enforcement officials,

and he's considering the impact of cross-border cannabis traffic. Of course, we all know,

Indiana, surrounded by states where marijuana is legal. And when that happens, states have to

adapt different laws. If you think about alcohol prohibition era or gambling

laws, states eventually adjust. Why? Because of the economic leakage and also the enforcement strain.

And guess what? Indiana has been having some leakage when it comes to marijuana.

Yeah, Indiana Capital Chronicle, if you go to their website right now,

they've got a really good article about this.

And what I love about that Indiana Capital Chronicle article is,

they have essentially like a Google map set up showing the state of Indiana

and all the states around us.

And then they drop a pin on all the marijuana dispensaries

and all the other states.

You look and obviously there's a ton in near northwest Indiana up by Chicago, but the entire

southern part of Michigan is completely littered right along the state line there.

Across the border.

With marijuana dispensaries.

Then the entire side of Ohio, all down the other side of Illinois.

Yes, Indiana is surrounding. Keep in mind, too. Illinois, Michigan, Ohio, all have not only medical marijuana, but recreational marijuana, which means anybody can just show up and go to a dispensary in Ohio, Illinois, or Michigan,

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