Let's wake and bake with the boys

Pull out some weed and get high

Dude smoking on the phone while Scottie's talking way too long got time to smoke one more

Taking the message to the people now keep smoking and growing and watching prohibitions fall down

hey what's up all y'all it's scotty real and i'm out, and I got a real special grow talk today, man. I'm really to learn something, man. So what's up? I got Neil Watson with me from New Millennium, and I got Jaron with me from New Millennium. Hello, hello, everybody. Nice to see everybody. Yeah. Sitting in for the dude's shirt. It's kind of weird. I mean, the dude is here, man.

He's here.

He's in the building.

Looking forward to the experience. Thank you, my friend. I'm looking forward to learning some things. I have a feeling at the end of the night. I'm going to go to bed thinking about a whole bunch of facts and a whole bunch of things that I actually was able to sort out in my head. Things like nutrient lockout, why we have one part, two part and three part nutrients, all that kind of stuff, man. Let's cover them all. Yeah, man. Give yourself, help everybody understand who you are. Jaron's been talking about you for years now. Yeah, wrong time. You are the OG. Tell us about it, man. What's your experience in the hydro industry?

Well, I actually grew up in California, and my parents both went to ag school, and I followed them, and I actually got a bit of a formal education growing plants.

And my first job out of college was with a fertilizer company.

And one day, there was a card table set up in a farmer's market in the college town.

And there was a fellow with three parts of fertilizer on a table selling them for $22 a gallon $22 a gallon and $29 a gallon

three part and is in Northern California is it California? The central coast of California.

Ah, okay.

And the fellow encouraged us to come see a shop, which happened to be in an attic up above a weightlifting gym.

Interesting.

And he made it a point to say, I don't write down any names.

I don't take any credit cards.

I don't do anything.

Wink.

Okay.

And it turned out several months later, there was an article in the local newspaper saying that the guy was a decoy and he was collecting names.

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