Hey everybody welcome to the bald move television podcast for all of television

and boy we really mean it this week I'm your host a Ron and I'm jim and I'm sessily and we got a round

table panel here to discuss some TV that we watch this week. Some new

documentaries, Netflix The Grasses greener by Fab Five Freddie and featuring

Snoop Dogg amongst many other illuminaries of this type of content.

And it's a documentary examining the history of weed in America.

We also watched on Netflix Bonding, which is a new micro comedy based on the BDSM

subculture and life and relationships. We also saw a concert movie concert film I think is what they called on HBO Beyonce's

homecoming and finally there's another documentary in HBO a vice special on the Future of Work, something that is near and dear to my heart, and something I think Jim is super interested in too.

So let's talk real quick about, I the simplest topic which is Netflix's grass is greener

Jim I don't think you had a chance to watch this one I did not but Cecil and I watched it on his release day of 420. I posted this on Instagram, but when I went to go watch this, the day of the PlayStation, you know how it's as auto suggesting content,

its entire entertainment thing.

Got a list of baked goodies for the week.

Yeah, and it was like a, it was a documentary about Cheech and Chong.

It was Dazed and Confused.

It was Pineapple Express.

And like, we live in a country where Sony of America is celebrating with the with like a you know I don't know a third of America on 420 day and

partaking of this you know harmless and toxicant and yet people are doing

simultaneously hard time for possessions of very small amounts of this drug yes

and this this documentary is essentially if you have your

response to that is what the fuck this documentary explains why that started happening.

Can you tell me why we is illegal after watching the stock?

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