well you're right you might be right i'm a turn up as far as i can throw up scooted a little bit more what we've got seattle i'm out here in the background i hope it picks it up but the the chance that we have to hear about the future of the glaucoma institute's research and development right there's a lot on the plate right and dying you know about that right well i know that the glaucoma is a certainly a serious problem throughout the world with people as as we age we think standing up an english girl was one of the has retired from patient care is now moving back to the clinic full circle to develop good techniques technology that he knows from whose decades of experience with patient care will benefit the look at the way your works at the microscopic level and then treat some feeling loss problems cardiovascular meetings other other cellular level diseases that we can now that point all we have is an incredible amount of information it's an ability and we need to have the real science back at we really need to find out we need to d n a out of the different strains and whether they really do so we can really you know we we think of things i've promoting of course for years that everything needs to be tested and labeled so people know what they're getting and we'll keep trying to help people learn how they can find out what the is off a schedule so that we can do the science so we can really do the healing so we can so the different disciplines can work together  if you realise what you've created is a very still young glory and very young industry but the chroma research is so new people who don't even know it except they go there for treatment but they don't realise that you're like one of the architects well i'm pioneers and in cannabis history in the country and his son is interested in developing a whole new development project for the university of washington in research just navia right but he's brilliant he's right which means creating more research projects for some of these young  others there's a tremendous market for that actually there be used just for that all over the place right now one of my problems is most of those pins come from china into red like we did flying we just found this week actually up here and that  i brought back and we did all the research on that i brought back from san francisco that is made in usa and yes absolutely you know that i even tells you how much of it goes sure getting i'm really excited about that because we can make organic oils that people can in them and that's and we do make organic ways people can use in that you know there are a lot of people around that you what i call poison because it is poison you know they're using poison the solvents and they're smoking this and i'm very concerned because and of course the bad players always find a way immediately around whatever they regulate anyway it just stands in the way very often of the people that are trying to do the job the people need the services but but i do believe that we have  understand and and partner for it to live ceases to understand yeah and we have to educate there's and it's a whole new thing right it's a whole new field of healing with the education today because of social media because  building for people to enterprise here i mean to us as as as already has occurred it's like oh yeah it's it's people realize there's about five thousand laser surgeons right in this country  have five public hearings in the first week of august we will be on august sixth we will be in every and the holiday and that same evening will be at the seattle center in seattle and the next day will be in the in the morning will be in olympia at the red lion and that evening he will be in ellensburg at the western central washington state college and  then the next evening we will be in spokane at the convention center so please come let us hear from you not only hear from you but an opportunity for you to hear what other folks are saying as well and this is a public sorting out the economic nuances of recreational cannabis production and washington it is a complex endeavor creating an economic framework for an industry that's never existed before above ground there are a lot of things to figure out and i think you'll find people divided into q two categories beginning these businesses here in washington but you'll have growers who want to cash in on the possibility she'll have business people who want to cash in the pos take care of operational efficiencies how to introduce all sorts of savings into the process of growing if you don't understand business you're going to have a hard time taking advantage of some of the business complicate the complex business nuances associated with growing dichotomy that it's being presented as this that indoors ecologically sound and that outdoor is somehow superior as a smaller carbon footprint what outdoor really has is a much lower cost of production because you're not paying for inputs like power water in some cases however there are other aspects especially growing in eastern washington to come into play work with regards to carbon footprint such as distribution and transportation costs you  drive six hundred miles and a great big truck to get it to your primary markets if you're just going to seattle if you're trying to take a trip to come other south of that it gets even further there's not as simple equation as they like to present between technologically superior to current lighting technology current water distribution and treatment technology and so on and so forth and the other thing they do not mention is the massive amounts of pesticides that are required resistant series of the insect species that are really hard to kill you know why they're hard to kill because is for years we've used the same pesticides on crops or other street washington that needs more pesticides more varial of pesticides more don't think it is that much different than the outdoor farm which as soil a rose you know as pesticide runoff has chemical runoff you have issues with security on outdoor farms i don't care how secure of the fence you've got you've people yes so if you want to look up like there's a big movement towards vertical farming farmed here is one in chicago when they do vertical farming for the reason of bringing food closer to urban  area which is a big problem so most of the population is decentralized within urban areas and getting that fruit for all the agricultural sector to the urban areas is a big problem in it's a huge cost and so i think keeping an indoor grow closer to the it where you are where your consumers are is is very important as opposed to trying to ship them from across the state so i mean that's a salient point put in there as far as also to be car don't know about how to reform and so those were first question and then my second question of the loop control board would be there's rumors about management companies taking over a vertical integration system in five or two other plans to stop those type networks the biggest issues was they won't give me the proper pain medication they just say oh go to the drug store and buy some tylenol these are it war injuries this is not the way we should be treating our veterans  emotional physical and emotional and cannabis can help with both your cannabis health some strains now just to say and i want to make very clear all cannabis is not the same all cannabis is not peace conference right here