Keep smoking and growing and watching prohibitions fall down.

Hey, DGC, I got something, or dude, I should say I have something.

And I was talking to Fish Ganja guy recently.

And he was telling me that I should learn a bit more about what's going on in Michigan.

And that Michigan, their caregivers are under attack,

but it was something about them trying to change the amount of plants that a small home grow can

grow. And I tell you what, when I think of Michigan, I think a Michigan Matt. I wonder how that

happened, bro. What's up, Matt? Hey, guys, long time, happy to be here. Hello, DZC. Hey, we're all going to be partying at the Cowboy Cup in a couple weeks. So, yeah, look forward to hanging, man. Definitely. Never been to Oklahoma, so it's going to be an eye-opening. Yeah, me neither. I don't know what. I'm sorry, I'm bullshitting with my friend here, man. But I have no idea what to expect with Oklahoma. I'm pretty excited about it, man. Yeah, what's up? Is this big business? What's going on? Who's trying to take away my plant cow, man? So, you want me jump right into it? I'll jump into it. So what's happening here? Michigan is strictly business today, man, all right?

Totally. No small talk. Yeah, absolutely. Let's jump right into it. So Michigan created a caregiver

system back in 2008, and there's some of the voters passed. And the caregiver system was,

you know, in place, but had a lot of gray areas, a lot of, a lot of things that were questionable.

So about 2017, 18, something like that, they brought in the state licensing

program. And so the state licensing program, what that did is it went from caregivers, you know,

and well, let me take that back. Caregivers still exist through the state licensing program,

but you went from, you know, a system that you could only have 72 plants, but now you can get

licensed and the licensing can allow you to have like multiple Class C licenses would give you

2,000 plus for every license that they have. So what it did is it brought big cannabis in. It created

a system that, you know, the caregiver could come up into and work their way up through. So you can kind of

start at the bottom like I did as a caregiver, grind your way up and become a state licensed operator.

However, it also created big cannabis because it allowed the stacking of these licenses. So now

you have, you know, these guys with stupid money that are just throwing into cannabis

into the cannabis industry and buying license types or buying buildings where you're buying buildings

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