Is it legal to sell your own homegrown?

We're going to find out.

It should be nice, man.

It's not being a grower, Scotty.

Sometimes people don't realize it is an investment.

It's an ongoing investment.

What you put into your garden, your time, your nutrients, your lights, your genetics, all that, you know.

So, but he recut that.

My roommate had a brother that was a lawyer, and he says it's our constitutional right, man.

All right?

No.

I started reading about this.

There's a whole bunch of, now that legalization, and there's a lot of places where people are

growing a decent amount of medicine, and it doesn't take a crazy entrepreneur creative leap guy to say, hey, my neighbor wants to give me, this is a real price, ready?

$75 an ounce, which everybody's happy with.

I'm like, yeah, okay, yeah, yes, the answer is yes.

But everybody's hiring, Homeboy's happy with that.

I'm happy with it.

This ounce is glowing, beautiful Oreos.

This came out of Minnesota, who recently was getting into rec. And the, this is kind of like some old school stuff. So every state has its own constitution and Bill of Rights. You know, of course, there's the constitution on the federal level. But in Minnesota, they're talking about a reported on an earlier article. Article, man, I'm not good at Roman numerals. What's X I, I, I, I. 13. What is it? Okay, X is 10 or 100? 10. And then I, I, I, 13. Boy, I hate that. Thank you don't i just that's icky article 13 section 7 was adopted in 1906 this is what the clause says any person may sell or peddle

the products of the farmer garden occupied by him without obtaining a license thereof what does this this mean? So I like it, man. I like the wordy in there, too. We can go pedal. Yeah. Obtainal license is a wear up. Thereof, what's up? I was trying to figure out where pedal means, you know, does it mean like pedaling your bike door to door? I was just about to say, dude's like, pedaling. I like the sound of that. It's like, we're not surprised, dude. Actually, I'll get to that. I'll get to that. It's in the article. Let me talk just a little bit more about what this was. First, this amendment was adopted to overturn why this came about. In 1904, Minnesota Supreme Court decision, state versus Jensen.

So in that case, the court upheld a Minneapolis licensing and fee process for farmers to go to order to order and sell their produce.

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