cannabis

“I figured we would be able to smell a lot of different flowers so you can get the terpene profiles. I think it's kind of like when you do wine tastings. So I think that's important.”

“And most people, you know, when they get too paranoid or they get a little bit like anxious, they just did way too much. They have to just, they're just way sensitive. So dial it back, keep dialing it back until you can then add a little bit more.”

“For a lot of institutions that can write larger check sizes they have LPs for their funds that basically they sign LP agreements that say, like, you can't invest in certain vice industries like gambling or alcohol or Weed, of course.”

“33% of the state that has some form of local laws, and then 67% of the state that has no laws whatsoever. And because of that, you have this disconnect between state law where you can get your permits, but you can't get a permit unless you get your local permi…”

“Last year we probably did three billion dollars in medical sales. This year we'll probably do as much of that in adult use sales and medical will be a fraction of that. Maybe, you know, half a billion if we get there.”

“A couple years ago including the black market, 80% of the cannabis in the United States came out of California”

“But then at the end of the day, there's so many different varieties of strains that and nowadays with the crossbreeding of all them, everything seems to be somewhat of a hybrid a strain.”

“I think it'll probably be another few years before anything federally changes. And more and more states will continue to pass favorable regulations towards cannabis. So a lot of them will start out by decriminalizing it and then making it medicinally available…”