How do you quiet down that loud, dank, stank? Come on, Banner. Do you want to get into it this Saturday? You don't. You don't? No. You cover it up. Come on, let's get into it, man. Do you hide it? Do you cover it up? We'll go over the landlord situation. Okay, okay. Yeah. Anyway, this all started. We're going gonna do a little odor uh mitigation yeah that sounds

professional sounds like we should have a tunnel right like it works yeah we'll talk about it there's a

couple of my it started by i was writing the show yesterday and my wife comes in and she goes man

somebody killed a skunk they must have run over a skunk down the road.

And she goes, but it was just far enough to where it smelled kind of good, you know, like weed smell.

And start laughing. But it was a skunk. It was a skunk. Yeah. But it just made me think of like all the

different ways to, okay, well, here's actually what made me think about it. As she came in, I read this article.

Minnesota Supreme Court decriminalizes marijuana. Degriminize, oh shit. Minnesota Supreme

Court determines marijuana odor alone is not reason enough to search vehicles. So remember,

you'd have to worry about your car smelling like weed, and that was just enough for them to search it.

We have that in Colorado.

What's that?

The same thing.

Okay.

Not enough to search just because they, quote, smell weed.

That's all.

Yeah, that's like them searching your car because they smell coffee.

You know?

Yeah.

There's one good thing about America. They do give you some okay rights, or at least if you have a good lawyer. So the cops just can't come in and bust your door down for no reason, you know? Yeah. And if they do, you have at least. Well, anything like this certainly helps. Yeah. Yeah, you got a leg to stand on it. So I thought this would be a fun time

to talk a little odor removal, mitigation. There's two kind of camps when it comes to

odors. You can either cover it up or you can try to clean it. You know, covering it up is

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