anyway hey it is all they live again we're trying to bring out more issues on campus medical cannabis organic medical cannabis and i think it's issues later we bring out on the air that are making influence here in the northwest are many watchers  watch our show all the life at seal community media watch ourselves listen to ourselves as well i listen because i get a lot of very important people on this program discussing what is medical cannabis what is it going to mean let's say with the beginning of five o two is it going to begin something or it will interfere with the medical cannabis procedures presidents as practices deliveries growing you name it it's a whole gamut of stuff and we all have to be able to combat combine our thinking so we television show we have been and you can go to archive dot org type in all the live you can actually watch our program the last three episodes covering this we've had great speakers on covering this issue and we hope to have more coming up in the few weeks ahead because  zero two passes what will it mean if it doesn't pass what what will it mean well will affect the means of medical cannabis at the city level at the state level at the county level other states delivery between states between counties a lot of things we have done barrington here she's going to cover the after five zero to what we should think of how we should think of it is it the beginning or the end of something and we all know that the have to do with federal laws and i've mentioned in the past there's things that maybe we are proceeding with as  protocol protocol what cannabis county legislation organic county legislation done barrington has been at the basically the the center of creating this influence of thinking thinking thing what is organic it should be medical she's she stood strong on this she is one of the final founding members of the several different coalitions here trying to get our standards of ethics under under proper means of understanding and working with the county king county and if we do so and go forward we bring out these things important issues more clearly and using having the help of don barrington choice wellness center here in seattle eighty six hundred on aurora by the way you go there and actually just started it got transferred over from the your district over there and it's working well we're getting things moving and we're also going to talk tonight about juicing juice and cannabis what's that mean well what it what is the means of juicing we talked about medical tobacco cannabis is a medical thing tobacco should be mentioned in one nine hundred eighty nine on c n n and just the week that they were we c n n was bought out by warren buffet that there they report was that tobacco chlorophyll is the most powerful antioxidant ever found instantly cures cancer so if you have a means of observing what are the sweat you have j the juice means to save life food enzymes what's the meaning of that maybe these are things we have to bring up as far as not only just could we get off of smoking tobacco and drinking it instead maybe the same with cannabis so we have heather here she's going to talk about that she has a organics nights dietetic consultant and she's also a organic cannabis and organic farming we also have cation who's been in organic milk with medical cannabis farming for twenty years and we also have the blessings and it's good to see all of you appreciate that you guys are here talking about this today and we're going to bring up your microphones and if we go forward with this don real quick how is it that we can go to go over the means of what we're going to cover with five o two where are we going with that what was it actually nobody knows there's a lot of conjecture from both sides what will happen if it passes what will happen if it doesn't pas theoretically five o two deals only with adult you see each nonmedical until you see however just the fact that it's even on the bottom ballot is obviously brought the attention of the d a to our city because we've had a we've had a lot of activity in the last couple of months from the d a there's been i believe three send outs of letters telling people to cease and desist because they're too close to a school or other restricted area whatever that may be so we've seen a lot of action already theoretically five o two should not really have any impact on medical delivery however there are a number of things in five o two that if it does pass i think w be translated to the medical field to the medical area the one thing of course that has no bearing whatsoever is organics and i still insist that it's not medicine if it's not organic i would like to see all cannabis grown organically because nobody needs to have pesticides in their body however i'm less concerned about the adult use each for non ill people for people who are not battling immune deficiency disorders like hep c and crones and cancer absolutely cannot have have pesticides in it and unfortunately at this point in time virt most of the if not virtually all of the access points in the state have to have medicine with poison which makes it not medicine i know there are two that i know of and if the anybody knows of another one as one hundred percent organic please let me know it choice wellness center because i do refer people to other access points so that they can be sure that they get organic medicine and grow their own now five zero two will not allow people to grow their own but theoretically medical patients will be exempt from the five o two legislation so we will still be able to grow our own and i certainly encourage anyone who is physically able and living in a place where they can to grow their own that's the best way to ensure that everything you're putting into your body is organic and to also maintain a steady stream of medication that you have found works for you we all have our own personal biology so a strain that may be perfect for me might not work so well for heather because she has different issues she's dealing with might not work so well with and this is this is why we have ten thousand strains nobody knows what they all are we just know from stories or all around the world and there's just been so many mixing and confusion if somebody looks at some says wow that looks like white widow it must be well it doesn't make a white widow it just looks like white widow so we have a lot of that going on but once a person is able to find strains that are beneficial to their illness to their ailments to their pain levels and their own personal biology if they can grow some of that it home they're going to stay save money they're going to know it's organic and they can be part of those of us who actually have been doing the work to find out what this plant is all about heather what do you think mean you're absolutely correct on that and i also believe growing on medicine the plant will produce and provide what you need through your interactions going on medicine too so you're you have a more plant one of the big advantages if you are going to be juicy which is a wonderful thing to do and heather is going to talk more about that is that if you are growing your own you have the plants right there where you can pick the frache leaves off every single day and use it nothing is for a sure than that this is not something that you want to have bottled and put on a shelf because it's going to lose a lot of the goodness that it brings to you you have the ability force have basically putting together a program here in king county we might as well cover all the basic issues of what is the meaning of health meaning juicing is health it's a major part of it and maybe we could get you to cover a couple things rather odd about recipes what what are the recipes that we could come up with i mean i years ago i was on my way to creating a juicing company called juice on the loose and whimsy bars and i took a whole blamed these truces with this yogurt put it in a blender and it's amazing but there's all kinds of stuff right over all kinds yeah good times a combination give us some input on that well i think the big super food super tonic recipe for anybody who's interested in juicing cannabis would be raw cannabis leaf about twenty five of them is the ratio i've been researching you could go up to seventy and about four apples and then i add a little bit of water to dilute it down some but first thing in the morning no better way to alkaline your body and give you that go go gadget mode gear just here you're feeding yourselves on this energetic level and anybody who is sick can battling cancer chronic fatigue syndrome or just in general medication without intoxication because the leaves you're using have not completed their maturity and they have not ripe the buds have not ripened yet but there are so many elements that are contained within the the raw the leaves the raleigh's there ali yes could could you talk the other a little bit about some of the benefits like the you mentioned the alkaline which of course is very important especially with people with cancer one of the things that i have discovered is that we have a ph just like plants do and in our diet in america is an incredibly a city which is why there are so many tums and rolaids and all that sort of thing that are being sold is because our diets really are terrible so one of the things i would encourage people to do is to look up alkaline diet on the internet and see what foods are more alkaline and which ones you perhaps would want to avoid especially if you have cancer or at least cut it did back a lot so that or your balances a little bit more to the alkaline for anybody then then the a city or at least neutral but people with serious compromised immunities really need to knock themselves every now and then into the alkaline zone and i've recommended about the the benefits of the raw cannabis in terms of helping been one more way that people can get their systems more alkaline and be healthier because of it to toxify your body as  well and it's full of and i accidents and what i'm understanding there's also a different cannabinoids in there that help with inflammation and  you know like i said without having any psychoactive effect so you could literally if you wanted to you know put your child on the juice because it's non psychoactive i don't i'm not for sure if you know safe for children tears i believe absolutely so and i understand that there's a man on the on the island would be island be at his actually in strains that he has been working with and the philip has actually found several new commander boys that have not been identified classified what we do know is that of course are so much about this god given miracle plant that we don't know and i my contingency always been that just because i'm too stupid to know what all is in it somebody way smarter than me made it so i want it all but it's exciting every time we can identify a new kid and avoid or or turpin that's in the product because that helps us then for anybody who is suffering a chronic disease or an autoimmune disease because they're getting not only you know the and i accidents but cannabis is also a high protein protein source to with just like absolutely oh yeah and rejuvenating and i'm good to the moon yeah what it does is it detoxifies your body along with alkaline in your body the reason why people start packing on fat is because our bodies acidic and it starts building fat to protect the vital organs and also i have noticed juicing rock cannabis and help stabilize a healthy weight for you like naturally knows let's  metabolism you know we are going to stimulate you know such and such over here in the body and such and such over here in the body so where you're losing a way you're becoming more energetic which makes you more have active which makes you  makes you lose help to lose weight and that's an issue you're dealing with i find that it's actually actually helps with regulating your weight and it brings you to where i think you're the healthiest point you should be your body recognizes like i've lost ten pounds through juiciness and i was like how did you do that how did you do that because i'm snacking on you know high fat and a little snack or something you know and heather you've maintained this weight because i've been juic at least ten years now i mean incorporating the raw cannabis leaves two years do you know of any research in terms of broad juicy cannabis in terms for diabetics do you know of anything that it just seems to me as a logical thing that could be helpful but i haven't seen any research about that do you know if there's any even anecdotal the little bit of research that i have done juicing the raw cannabis or raw foods and selves you know because we can regulate our blood sugar through certain foods we i mean i suffer from hypoglycemia which i'm on the verge of becoming diabetic and i can keep my blood sugar stable throughout the day and  by you know start my breakfast off a with a raw juice in cannabis and i turn some have protein powder as well because that's when you know another high source of plant protein is organic medicine every day now and i i gotta say i like it and i would be willing to grow my own organic medicine because of it so what kind of plants would you  and what have you there's a lot i mean it depends on what you're looking for in the desired fact whether psychoactive or not in the end result whether you want to start with a city very and it or there are so many options our own medicine ok that way we can get the pure lifeforce of our plant that we korea we nurtured and we know what's in it son like we shall know what's in our food as well but that's another topic and i would i would suggest to plants if you're doing it outdoors plants that are you know we could save our native not not so in need of to our environment but acclimate to our environment o climate here in washington state i would just like to point out that it is illegal in the state of washington to grow marijuana yeah yeah i mean it is there are people that do it but it is illegal but still give the information that i w the leaves are smaller and what i've found you seen it is the whiter leaf strain of plants are more juicy more juice to it yeah i mean i'm going to try to do you see in the whole entire plant i want roots and all because what i've been studying is they're saying there are certain parts of plants that affect certain parts of our organs so they're saying the root system of cannabis we can basically think of it as our heart you know if you think about it  were real quick with keith keith we talked in the past and maybe that is something to consider but what are the chances that you might be the guy that qualifies to be the state director county director for medical cannabis delivery or is there of i mean when you do need some kind of opportunity are highly qualified to be able to be like the director of delivery medical cannabis i believe that's of course a you know a thing that we can all look at and if we are going to consider that let's get some point of view from here is medical cannabis delivery probably is going to become commonplace here i just suggest of things i spent about seven years in food distribution and i worked in pharmaceutical sales for a few years so that's at least ten years of distribution experience and one thing i can say from the pharmaceutical into things is obviously if the federal government's going to be heavily involved this whole law changes in washington state or not really the fact remains that at some point when you're tracking pharmaceutical samples the d e a s watching your every move you've got to fill out you had to have your samples exactly the sheets have to line up exactly your inventory has to match exactly what you were giving and how much you gave out so i don't think anything would be any different with medical cannabis i think it's the same kind of routine obviously there's a huge probably older population that's a little bit nervous about how this is going to be handled because they are thinking well what is this drug dealing which it's not done it's done a great job of explaining that this is saving lives and from that standpoint i really do get this that rules rules and concepts have to be in place to make sure that nobody feels any money's being laundered or anything like that it's strictly an opportunity to help people and in doing so the county rules do have to be changed as you said will  legislation will grow through this whole process just like marijuana i mean it's going to grow people are going to get better and the pharmaceutical companies are not going to happy about this so there's going to be a huge backlash things can get back together as are people here in the state is being aware that we're about to have a major global financial collapse and if you might notice even costa rica's volcanoes are popping volcanic activity we have a seven point seven earthquake right off our coast here you might want to go in and look at daniel scales and new movie report with alex jones about where say for refuge here he's got a tremendous report scales in and  that people should catch that it's interesting it's a movie it's a documentary they're about to bring out i was hoping to get some segments maybe next year next week so we can watch some of it we have to understand that this is a time period where we have to resort to looking at prepping as they call it what is a prep or a prep or is a person that says how long is it going to be for me to sustain myself if something happens with our food sources or our water sources our heating sources our communications you name it are you all prepped what we're trying to use this is a means of prepping our economy as a local economy because we can sustain with cannabis and i know you've got these global characters to call themselves in charge and dictating to us through our corporate government but it's time for us to take into provided all of the information i asked for in a timely manner just what every public taxpayer would want to see really shocking actually because what i faced in the bill the school district is a constant desire to hide information from the  public make up the rules as they go along they're not in compliance with the public records act they're hiding hundreds of e mails from the public so the reason i brought that up is i saw things behind the scenes that occurred be between o s p i in the bellevue school district shawn lewis was the c i and he was recruited by the bellevue school district what makes this interesting is we all look for jobs in this tough economy what they did for him was they took his job off line so that he was the only person that could get that job they also change the pay scale the prior person made one hundred twenty eight thousand a year and that was the pay scale but even collins the interim superintendent said hey you know what school board why don't we make a pay range of one hundred thirty two hundred sixty thousand he settled on a hundred forty seven thousand there practically begging him to come on board and on top of that he got one hundred fifty dollars a month technology stipend and one hundred fifty dollars a month transportation allowance i mean come on how much more do we have to talk about this record of crews worked in king county wasting over three hundred thousand dollars of our taxpayer dollars and the bottom line is he's doing it all over again at a different corporation which is the bellevue school district and now this organizational chart is exposed it's growing exponentially it's out of control people are looking for good jobs as don says repeatedly her mom was a teacher a very good teacher at that and the classroom size needs to be smaller so the teachers can effectively teach the students and reach all the kids and you know what when you're spending one hundred forty seven thousand dollars when you should have been spent one hundred twenty eight thousand that's profit provide support for you well how can they do that you know just reached me out my email it's real simple keef g mail th d o u g h or g mail dot com the support really comes in the form of people just  saying good luck hang in there i mean honestly i'm in a unique position right now because i can help a lot of people if somebody currently just is in a situation where they're being hauled in by h r to a hostile meeting you absolutely need representation or some call weingarten rights which means you have the right to have someone present when you feel you're going to be disciplined or fired and i invoked those rights with ricardo cruz and what he said to me was you need to sit down now i don't know who he thinks he is but i'm here to tell you this guy needs to lose his job at least a loser now ok we're at the end of the program and one last statement from dawn dime choice wellness and what's going on with that as far as where the future is with choice of all those things maybe more clinics coming up things like that am i right absolutely we have we have actually at this point for locations where we have people in place that that want to go we're just looking for more funding so we can get it going it's not cheap to do this sort of thing we've just had a core sent him into sixpence with having to relocate from the district to a rural but there are people clamoring and many neighborhoods and areas in this state that want a choice when this they want things to be organic they want things to be done legally this is the all the live show appreciate that everybody can get back to us all they want to and any time they want to so just keep the door open for all of us to be public access is a way where you look at it and we're doing it i think we're trying to think you will will be will slowly live and we'll see the next segment or next week thank you early november two thousand an spectrum thing a spectrum of things a spectrum of health sustainable health things that are involved with what is sustainable health sustaining a system that provides that sustaining an infrastructure that's the sickly being built right now created we're kind of the guys doing that i think at least we're trying at least we were television appearing to do so we have a tremendous panel today we're going to hear from a lot of people from the standpoint of expertise helping people to understand cannabis juicing as we've covered here in just a another segment and all day alive we're also going hear from cajun on organic growing but we also have the blessings of having chris mcdaniel and chris it's also good to see on this one and we're going to hear a little bit also from i think it's keith doherty as well with we've heard from keith about the corruption going on in the bill the school district so it's always good to hear a little bit more about that i'm sure it goes across the board but if we bring up the panel right here you know we could get everybody to be able to be seen here and it's good to see you to have or what i think is why don't we cover this circumstance that i don't really know much about cannabis juicing i really don't like to know more about it i don't know what kind of cannabis is a jew simple plant what sativa is what are they i mean whatever types of plants there are that are involved with juicing it's a whole science about to evolve and watch rez the clinic's dispensary so i'm sure whether you're going to have one that's going to be juicing emirate dawn you're talking about as well organic juicing at the clinics i mean and then chris we're going to hear from you real quick  that i mean we're going to learn from you soon well first of that as we get going on this a lot of companies are starting up here in the northwest and tinctures in oils and you name it as we mentioned they're going to probably even have it circumstances of food being provided in places where if you go in with your medical corps and you can probably get kentucky fried chicken let's say that's made with cannabis oil i don't know but i do know that there's a lot of people looking at creating markets right now creating markets they're going to help us as a people learn to be able to do things with cannabis as a and when you're talking about the press those and the canola oil i think that's a great weight into us cannabis super tasty too yeah it is i tried it but healthy stuff  coconut oil is really nice to cook with coconut oil and fears of cannabis actually i would like to say though that in terms of cooking with cannabis and eating and consuming raw cannabis juice scen in the cannabis can be very very good for your body in many many respects is this heather i'm sure we'll be talking about more however i would like to caution people on the raw plant our digestive system does not do we'll with with cannabis just the leaves being eaten and i know there are people who do that you put the leaves into big products and other cooked products but there we are digestive system has difficulty with that and that can lead to diarrhea it can lead to stomach cramps it can lead to actually intestinal damage if you eating too much of that there's there's a very different it's not lettuce i guess i want to say and so we coming down sometimes causes a sensitivity so just listen to your body when you're just an cannabis also listen to your body when you're using cannabis anyway one of the things that of course i'm a huge proponent of everything being organic  t what you're adding when you're to seen if you're adding other fruits and vegetables to your juice please make sure it's organic as they say we do not need pesticides and people who have been using cannabis for many many years decades even suddenly having an opportunity to have organic cannabis after after a week or two they will not go back because you feel listen to your body your body will kill you it feels better it's metabolized better if you're not putting poison into your system so that's huge and so yeah you know it's it's sad that you know to eat organic it costs so much that's why a that but we would need to stick to the organics we need to stick to the things that are going to be good for our body we need to learn to listen to our bodies one of the things that i talk with patients about quite often is the fact that people who smoke cannabis often will of experience what we call the munchies and the first thing that a person does when they get the munchies is to grab for a bag of potato chips in point of fact there is no such thing as the munchies what we is thirsty s but words were so out of tune with their bodies in the society we can't really tell the difference all we know is we want we need so we grab potato chips which dehydrates a cif and more cannabis is actually more to hydrate alcohol so we need to keep water in our system now if you want to drink beer milk orange shoes whatever soda pop fine it's not water you are so need to have water you will find that you can metabolize it better and you a discovery by sticking with nothing but organic cannabis it just makes a tremendous and difference in your whole will be and you're getting healthier so we want to make sure that everything you put into this is organic  and as i say organic medicine it just makes such a huge difference to try it you will like it it makes a tremendous difference and you can you know start out with baby steps as a while you know instead of drink and pepsi grab an apple you know organic apples that some people you know are like well i don't want to cut this in the thought of my life and i don't want to try this this or this or this but they don't realize you know just one choice in your diet put such a one choice taking out something that's processed or non organic and replace it with organic makes a tremendous difference and the body like the body knows how to react to it's like my cells are invigorated and they're dancing and they're happy and i notice this seattle area you can also watch the prices there's a wonderful group of  markets the central market ballard market that are owned by the same company and have a tremendous organic selection and what i often find is that the organic product is cheaper than the nonorganic if you find the things on sale so when i go in and i find organic of a cardozo or two for four dollars but you can pay two fifty for one that's not organic well why would you do that i will i will sometimes you know make my diet based on what what is on sale i find that true of everything from zucchini to lettuce to avocados to apples to oranges onions so watch for things on sale doesn't mean that you have to buy everything from p c c which does not have the sales quite as often but that is a good source for gannett food but if you're close enough that you can go to one of the central markets where the ballard market you will find a tremendous array of organics that are on sale and really are one and you will taste the difference your body will feel better i i challenge everybody out there to try to weed totally two weeks organically and you won't want to go back through to actually has flavor it's actually nutritious and it contains no is better heads it's really available here in seattle we're lucky p c c has got the best selection of organic spices around you can get a mint balkan or  been talking about and medical cannabis and the uses of it are really good but i do also want to touch base on some other things going on in the community there's a problem with people going trying to look up their local voting places and if you go online you cannot find where to vote at a lot of times you'll send you like some location in texas so you might check that out and make sure you know where to vote and  actually truthfully a couple years ago the job as an athletic field tech was posted on weeds jobs dot com so as far as somebody using medicinal medicinal marijuana whatever if they're doing a good job that's great and these are the kinds of things that will become more acceptable in the workplace going forward once we hammer these things out bottom line school district a lot of corruption people gotta pay attention there's all kinds of stuff going on people being hired no one's paid attention i don't know why you need a director of research and accountability and you also have a director of equity now seems like the superintendent should be doing all that over two hundred fifty thousand dollars a year both those positions are paying well over one hundred twenty thousand dollars a year so i don't know what else to say it's up to it's in the ninth circuit court of appeals and i pray that our country is everything we say it is and i pray that assigned counsel to finally get some justice because every judge up to this point has failed to hear what i'm actually saying which is that i was advocating for a safer less discriminatory workplace and we're a better country than this and do you know what the the celery ranges for teachers in the building the school district i don't i  know after this whole strike a few years ago i know that their salaries are halfway decent you know what it is don what i know no i don't but what i do know it is an extremely lower then the positions you have been recently talking about understand why school districts need all these high cell read people who've got it from my viewpoint really do absolutely nothing we need the money in the classrooms we need smaller classrooms we need quality teachers and yet the money is all going to be your kratz who shuffle papers and meet with each other and take breaks and trips i in this this doesn't make any sense to me when i was in fifth grade and grant you i'm i'm a few weeks older than you know a  bunny however i went to a school we had to kinney garden classes to first grade classes to second grade classes to third grade classes etc all the way through eighth grade when i was in fifth grade my teacher my fifth grade teacher was the superintendent or the principal for that school now it wasn't too many years later before it was became a full time position to be principal there were no assistant principals there were no whatever you just said about equity equity what is that where does it belong in a school in a school district and in my personal opinion there shouldn't be anybody in a school district at this point in time making more than one hundred thousand dollars a year and that should be the superintendent ok if you're a really good teacher a really good principal perhaps you can advance to that level and make a little bit more money you can live quite comfortably in this area on a hundred thousand dollars a year why are we paying anybody two hundred fifty thousand dollars a year when you could have another three teachers for that money experienced teachers not brand new teachers but experienced teachers for that extra hundred fifty thousand one hundred forty eight thousand dollars for what who does what i don't get it at all the money needs to be where the students are not where the bureaucrats are and i would like it's the citizens to get upset about this and there's a city in in california i think it was bill that had a huge huge blow up in it and shameful experience when all the city council members were putting all the money in their own pockets from this poor city the same things happening with our school districts they are being bankrupted by bureaucrats we need good quality teachers we need money in the classroom i find it horrible that teachers have to go out and buy school supplies out of their own pocket with their miserable miserable little incomes well the bureaucrats are sitting back there just raking in and with no accountability whatsoever so that's my point on  that note definitely well said and i think that's the main thing i mean the reason you're having a director of equity is we're not there not bridging the opportunity out there not teaching kids in the classroom there and i do believe that the average salary somewhere in the forty thousand dollars range so yeah it's completely top heavy they're adding attorneys instead of teachers and there's a reason for that because the next time around when these teachers try to go out on strike roma khanna says he supports collective bargaining rights i think to differ with him  get a whole year we've heard of the information there what they can do for just basic get all the if you do need help and support right you know and i'm really grateful for the show for everyone on the show for everyone looking out for their own families i was raised to look out for other people i wasn't just concerned with myself so for anybody out there in the bellevue school district i want to call me a victim victims don't care about anybody else they just care about themselves ok my whole thing has been advocating for the rights of other people i'm lucky to know somebody like will be wilson an honorable veteran and i'm lucky to be on the show so e mail me if you have questions that i love helping people there's no give us a report report real quickly had well i had a really good time over the weekend for following and everything seemed to go pretty smoothly here in seattle not too many crazy things but the weather sure is spooky her sixty degrees in november and hopefully everybody's prepared for any emergency might come our way you know could be an earthquake you never know what it might be but make sure you're prepared and have a last three episodes they are heather you're looking at starting a clinic and would be right there yeah give us a little input on that they don't have any actual does they have to dispensary is very small ones up there in and we have going to be put into a circumstance here a little soon where we're probably going to have to sustain or economy regardless of a global grind city that is dictated to us about what we can or cannot do to help us survive because apparently cannabis is being found helps extract nuclear contamination most medical mycology does we have not heard from god cage a cage or just some rope real quick import give us some input on what your thoughts are as far as types of breeds of cannabis you're been a grower for how many years twenty years what you can come  you're looking for people to get involved right yes absolutely ok we would like some support and this project you know if anybody is going to volunteer  appreciate you being here as we keep looking at things getting report from just more every week as you've been helping out getting steering things maybe there's also a can of us restaurants right yes well well yeah we did have our first cannabis cafe here in the seattle area but unfortunately there are one of the other clinics that got a letter from the da and he had had some subsequently had to shut down and have not reopened yet but i know well how to do it was emerald cross down in west seattle had a cannabis cafe going for a couple weeks before they got their letter so hopefully they'll get back up and running again soon or somebody else will fill her or her place but yeah it's a great idea you know where people can come in enjoy one minute left what do you think about what's going to happen after an issue if i were to give us what he already knows nobody knows we're all kind of on a little bit on needles and pins i'm not too terribly concerned because because we're working so actively to shore up and regulate the medical field and that is my focus i have nothing against people being euphoric i have problems with the whole idea that there's a zero tolerance for for under twenty one home for kids should not be using a lot of cannabis because it does affect the maturity of their brains however that's when people experiment is when their kids so there needs to me a little bit of leeway there for people to make decisions and there are children who  their lives literally depend on cannabis that's a whole nother thing altogether and of course they should have absolute access to it because it's saving their lives and then they have to rethink that whole you are going to get this