Hi, everybody.

I'm looking for everything.

I'm going to go back to welcome to all-new great moments in weed history. I'm about to share a

great moment from my own personal weed history with you, something that happened just last week. It takes

place on a beautiful weed farm at the very start of the harvest. But first, time for

some real talk. Yes, about the election. In the last two episodes of great moments in weed history,

I interviewed two weed activists who've been fighting for this plant for decades. One recently

sat down in the White House with Vice President Kamala Harris to talk legalization. The other was standing right beside Governor Tim Walz when he signed Minnesota's legalization bill into law. And this week, we're going to go back in time while staying within the election season theme by revisiting one of my favorite

episodes of this podcast all about the time Hunter S. Thompson ran for Sheriff in Colorado.

There'll be thieves and autorex in Aspen, whoever gets elected. But Hunter represents something

wholly alien to the other candidates for sheriff, ideas,

and a sympathy towards the young, generous, grass-oriented society,

which is making the only serious effort to face the technological nightmare we have created.

The preceding of a paid political announcement.

By the Thompson brochure of Kinney.

Now, before we get into that incredible story, I just want to make a heartfelt plea to all

the swing state stoners out there.

There's a ton of misinformation and disinformation going around about how each candidate would approach weed.

So I made a 90-second video with the facts and pinned it to the top of the great moments in weed history,

Instagram and Twitter accounts.

Unfortunately, those accounts are so shadow-band and throttled that the information barely gets out.

So please share the video with your fellow swing states donors and encourage them to vote.

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