I don't know if it's going to be a massive as quickly as it seems as the marijuana turn happened.

It felt like it happened overnight, right?

Where suddenly there's ballot measures in all of these states and it's happening.

And it's not just Colorado and California.

It's like everywhere.

So I don't know if it's not just Colorado and California. It's like everywhere.

So I don't know if it'll happen that quickly because I think it's less intellectually accessible to people. People understand marijuana, right? There are so many different facets of these other

plant medicines that, you know, they're like, you could probably name 15 that

do different things that I, and I, I am a relatively educated person that I can't speak about

at all.

Yeah, the tough part too is, especially for scientists who want to get repeatable results.

Oh, yeah.

The experience, people tend to report it's different every time.

Even if you take the same plant, they get a different experience every time. So I think the

scientists have a tough time with that one as well. Well, it's scary. First of all, it's scary.

And I, I think, you know, we talk about it a lot on this podcast, all the healing and amazing

benefits, but I, I think it's worth saying to that it's definitely not for everyone, you know, we talk about it a lot on this podcast, all the healing and amazing benefits, but I, I think it's worth saying, too, that it's definitely not for everyone, you know.

Right. And so that's, that's the problem with it not becoming mainstream is that, like,

aspirin is basically for everybody, right?

Bacillin is basically for everybody. There are outliers with allergies and stuff like that.

You know, so I was talking to my brother who's a officianto of weed. I guess you can say.

Oh, is he? Oh, yeah. Decades in the business. And I remember years ago, he was saying, you know,

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