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420 Special: CPS Dave, Dirty Prescott Kids, & Deca Al 🌲💨 On Tap #194
Get ready to ignite your senses and join the Midwestern Avengers as we commemorate Minnesota's inaugural legal 420 day with our second annual special episode. Revel in the stories of mishaps, like Dave's crescent wrench tire saga, and the enlightening experience of healthier cannabis consumption through the magic of a volcano vaporizer. Our esteemed guests CPS Dave, DPK, and Deca Al weave a rich tapestry of laughter and lore, while they sprinkle in some cannabis strain wisdom to elevate your listening pleasure.
Strap in for a roller coaster of tales from DPK's epic road trip to open for Afroman, the electric allure of Tesla, and the high-speed thrills of car enthusiast banter. We share everything from heartwarming fan encounters to full self-driving adventures, proving that passions can drive us in more ways than one. And while Mitch provides a sobering counterpoint to our high-flying conversations, we also pause to salute local businesses and share insights on navigating THC culture in various professions.
Wrap up your day with the evolution of marijuana culture, the joy of crafting leatherwork, and the dedication required to excel in sports. Hear the personal stories that showcase the solace found in cannabis and the importance of nurturing our community through support and networking. Whether you're here for the giggles or the inspiration, this episode is a kaleidoscope of high times and heartfelt connections. So, light up or simply bask in the ambiance of our 420 celebration.
0:00 420 Celebration With Midwestern Avengers
8:43 Afro Man Concert and Road Trip
20:03 Sharing Cannabis Products With Friends
31:04 Supporting Local Business and THC Culture
41:14 Tesla Enthusiasts Discuss Their Cars
44:56 High-Speed Car Enthusiast Conversation
48:12 Trademark Success and Leatherwork Conversations
1:01:12 Dedication and Success in Sports
1:12:45 Casual Conversation About Merchandise Ideas
1:20:00 Discussion on Bodhi Flower Merchandise
1:28:03 Evolution of Marijuana Culture
1:32:44 Promoting Products and Support Networking
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all right. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the second annual 420 special with our boys cps, dave, dpk and deca al. Welcome to the show guys. Absolute pleasure to have you in the studio. We're in a little different scenery today. We thought we'd open it up for the crowd, but we're ready to fucking rip love it.
Speaker 2:We've put together the midwestern avengers of 420 for today I feel so out of place on this couch.
Speaker 3:I feel like not nearly popular or cool enough to be sitting right here.
Speaker 2:Oh, you are mitch is the the only guy in this whole building that can't consume any thc right now that is true and you're kind of on the on right now. How do you feel?
Speaker 3:Nervous. I feel nervous. At best, we'll take care of you.
Speaker 1:This is actually an intervention to get you to smoke weed I don't think that's what an intervention is it's time for you to start bro, I think that's just forcing.
Speaker 4:I don't know if you can call that an intervention. Well, it's an outervention.
Speaker 2:Absolutely yeah, you're starting a hot turkey a pure invention.
Speaker 3:Oh al, what do you got cooking up for for the boys over here?
Speaker 7:well, we had an issue with combusting so I figured I would, uh, let it buck with vaping. I told these guys I had just the right thing to bring. I got all kinds of special goodies. I mean, this is 420 for minnesota, what's up? Can we hear it? Can someone comment on there? What's up? 420 Minnesota, absolutely.
Speaker 2:Hey, I'm psyched, this guy's more media trained than any of us. Way more, way more.
Speaker 1:First Minnesota legal 420.
Speaker 7:It is Straight up. This is a big celebration for us.
Speaker 4:It is a big celebration, so we decided to bring our wisconsin friends over. You guys got us beat by a long shot. It'll probably be five years for us wisconsin you guys want to smell what we're smoking on big time, big time that's eight different kinds all ground up at once.
Speaker 3:We don't fuck around I smell what you guys are smoking on, and it was was just a Passover and I almost fucking went down, it smells good.
Speaker 4:Ladies and gentlemen, it smells pretty good.
Speaker 1:I just want to give a second to appreciate you guys coming all the way here, because when Dave pulled up his Jeep tire had a goddamn crescent wrench stuck in it.
Speaker 7:Go get that thing, man. That thing was huge, sitting on a flat.
Speaker 1:Luckily he came to a redneck podcast. We were able to make a couple calls get some buddies out here, got it done for him now he's got a set of 22 inch spinners on it.
Speaker 2:Yeah, brought him to los santos customs, hooked him up new paint job.
Speaker 1:We knew we were getting stoned, so we figured we should probably do it before it starts and instead of trying to figure it out after in the dark well, now we got the heat taking off of us a little bit alice, the only non-pothead in the room.
Speaker 3:I'm just fucking in shock right now about what's going on. Can you explain to me? I don't. Everyone else watching probably already knows what's happening.
Speaker 7:I don't know what the fuck's going on here I don't know if they can quite see it from on the ground, but uh, brought the volcano, we're gonna let it buck, just warmed up so what does that thing do?
Speaker 7:you just grind up your flour, your herb. It doesn't combust. It's 98 percent more pure for the lung. So it just feels great when you hit it and you get great flavor on everything you taste. Um, it doesn't actually combust. So no, 365 plus degree or 465, uh, it's just so much better on your lungs. This is how you medically use it.
Speaker 3:So is it more like air? Because, like the, the weed smoking that I've done in my lifetime has been like shitty ditch weed out of a oney like I feel like I'm gonna die when I hit it.
Speaker 7:This is a really good high. Um, technically, when you vape, it's a whole new experience. You have the session. It takes you a little bit to start feeling it, but you start feeling it the whole time, where you go, smoke your oney and you're oh fuck. But then you also come down quicker too and you use a lot more and you consume a lot more. I don't know if it's getting picked up on the camera, but there's some dense smoke. Who wants this first one for 420 Minnesota.
Speaker 4:I'll rip it. I never ripped one of these.
Speaker 7:He was trying to take a break. I said, nah, man, we got to dude, let's just rock it.
Speaker 3:Just for all the audio listeners. Do yourselves a favor and get on YouTube and watch what's going on. I think you said don't push it.
Speaker 1:No push just fuck.
Speaker 7:Oh yeah, no, push that black puck or black mouthpiece just push it in your mouth and pull you. Or black mouthpiece, just push it in your mouth and pull you. Normally get like three, four good bags. It just depends what you're smoking too. Some of them have less THC concentration than others.
Speaker 2:Can you pull that orange thing away?
Speaker 4:You got to take that whole damn thing down. Breathe all your air out first.
Speaker 7:There you go, he's already ready, oh yeah.
Speaker 4:One of my roommates in college bought a volcano vaporizer. It was.
Speaker 5:He's already got eyeballs like marbles. How long can you let it?
Speaker 4:sit you up next? I'm up next, are you? I mean I guess I will be.
Speaker 7:I'll take it, if not, he's a little out of order, but that first one, too, has got all your CBN and all your pain and helpful helpfulness too.
Speaker 3:in there, travis is putting you to shame right now. Sam, that was like half a bag.
Speaker 2:Dude, he crunched that cotton candy dude. It might be a mistake but I just figured I'd jump in.
Speaker 7:I'll show you guys how to do it. You got Michael Phelps, this shit, michael Phelps.
Speaker 4:I'm more like a Mitchell Phelps. I can feel that one deep in my lungs.
Speaker 2:Is this going to hurt? Does it hurt your lungs?
Speaker 3:We just got so much cooler since when I stopped smoking. This shit is way cool.
Speaker 7:This is definitely the way to consume, though I mean, this is like hopping in your Tesla, if you're used to that Geo, metro, and then you get on this.
Speaker 2:Oh man, fuck that one hitter, oh shit.
Speaker 5:He's showing us how it's done right there, good lord, and then you go back for your second, because it's early in the morning.
Speaker 7:You ain't trying to fuck around. I didn't do that caffeine, that's all I do, man. Good morning America.
Speaker 5:No caffeine.
Speaker 7:None, not for me. Man, that felt good. Are you feeling better? I feel fucking awesome. I told you I'd have what you needed. I went up a notch.
Speaker 4:Oh, I guess two notches.
Speaker 2:Okay, travis, now that we got you nice and lubed up here, run us back. We haven't seen you since you went to west virginia opened up for afro man. How was that trip? What was that like?
Speaker 4:run us through that whole thing, oh honestly, it was one of the best I've I've had yet. Uh, just the way the whole experience went down. So first and foremost, I got to give a shout out to my boy, tyler dunning, for volunteering the winnebago for the scenario you wrote your whole like crew rolled down there in a winnebago.
Speaker 4:So like probably like a month, maybe a little bit more than that, but it was like a month out. Uh, my buddy, tyler, said bro, I just bought this winnebago rv. What do you say? We take that out to west virginia and up to that point we're always thinking about taking the forerunner express, caroline's forerunner. We take that out to West Virginia and up to that point we're always thinking about taking the 4Runner Express, caroline's 4Runner. We've taken it to so many concerts. It's an amazing vehicle.
Speaker 4:But I just thought you know, rolling in this Winnebago is going to make this a whole experience. We can film, dude. We got on that thing. It was like a rolling fucking house party all the way to West Virginia. We got out there, the people were super awesome, met up with some other artists and some people I've been waiting to meet up and collaborate with. Everybody was vibing with the west virginia crew and then the show went. Awesome.
Speaker 4:Did you get to hang out with afro man? So here's the thing about afro man the whole day I'm talking actually I don't even say the whole day 15 minutes into the fucking day and the promoter of the event, nice guy named steven, comes walking up to our cabin. They got us and he goes yeah, none of us have heard from maverick man. I was like man, it must pay to be the the fucking man, because you can just. I've been in contact with this guy the whole fucking time. I mean he's telling me about ticket sales and I'm doing videos to promote it, I'm the opener for the opener for the headliner, and so, anyways, he come down and said, yeah, he's just not not talking to nobody, and so we're all like, well, maybe, maybe that bumps us up to headliners, maybe we don't see ever. Man, that would be a huge letdown. It would, because we're all stoked about it and like I don't know, like two hours before wherever they're, like afro man's at the airport, we got the fucking people already waiting there for him. So, like he's on the way or whatever and I'm not even kidding for anyone that was like doubting him, like like he was coming in, like shady for not talking to anyone.
Speaker 4:This motherfucker shows up in a like this camouflaged silk suit with like a full entourage of people. They come up in all these vehicles. He walks up on stage. He fucking has a pot leaf guitar. He plays like 80 of the songs I hope to hear from him in a bunch of songs I'd never fucking heard before and he just kind of he don't move around very fast anymore. He just kind of fucking jives side to fucking side and does shit like let's all get drunk tonight, and then he just goes into full guitar solos and it was honestly one of the coolest concerts I ever seen. Did we get to hang out with him? We got to meet him afterwards slightly and I got to tell him that I just got to open up for you. I've been hanging on to this CD sleeve since I was in fourth grade when my mom bless her heart bought me this.
Speaker 4:I've been hanging on to this. Well, I've been hanging on to it. My mom held on to all these totes, and when me and Caroline moved, she mom held on to all these totes. And when me and caroline moved, she goes, got a bunch of totes with all the stuff that you've, you know, left around my houses over the years, and in it was the afro man sleeve. Same year I found I was going to open up for him, so that's what I brought for him to sign that's sweet and I tried to tell him all this in.
Speaker 4:Like you know, you got like fucking 20 seconds to really get the point across, but it's a whole life story. So I tried, I did it as fast as I could and this is all he said to me. He goes hell yeah, little buddy. That's what he said to me. He said hell yeah, little buddy. And I was like fuck, that's the best reaction I could possibly ever ask for. You're a fucking busy guy. He was fucking hard. There's already people lining up.
Speaker 4:So anyways, anyways, to wrap up the story, I got the thing signed, got a picture with him. It was one of the best fucking pictures I ever got me, caroline and afro man. And then after that, a shout out to my fiance, caroline. This guy didn't really have like a planned meet and greet line and all of a sudden now he's in one. One person's getting something signed, people just lining up and uh, caroline's like, since we got such a good picture, we got to make sure that everybody else does. So we hooked afro man up with the sharpie so he could sign shit. And then she proceeded to take my, my little video light. I carry around and just stood up on a cooler and held this shit up for like an hour and 20 minutes, while every person that he met had like good ass lighting for their photos. Caroline just stood there holding it.
Speaker 6:She's a real, oh yeah.
Speaker 4:She was. She was like dude. I just want to make sure everybody else gets a good picture. It was a funny moment, but West Virginia was dope and Afro man was fucking Afro man.
Speaker 1:When, when Afro man performed quote 45,.
Speaker 4:Was it just fucking wild Cause quote 45 was it just fucking wild, because that's like one of the cult classics everybody knows the words yeah, so I'm sure the crowd starts going crazy. Yeah, and and he, he, he totally deserves this. He allows the crowd to basically do it. You know what I mean? Yeah, like he leads you into it and then he lets you do half the verses and shit, because it's the most. Yeah. Personally, my favorite song of his is palmdale is just kind of a prescott cult classic and he didn't play that, but I understand it because it's a fast rapping song, uh, but he killed it dude.
Speaker 4:Even then the whole crowd could take over everybody was so stoked and he really like he. He played songs I'd never heard before, but he he presents them in this like there's no one else that makes music like him. It was someone. It was like one of those like underrated concerts. I was like dude. It was cool, though and oh, the last thing I want to say about him, because this shit was funny. So there's the vip section sectioned off at concerts. I'm not used to this because I usually don't have v. Still don't we go out there and I'm like, why is there this gate? You find out pretty quickly. Well, it's VIP for the guy that's playing three concerts after you. I'm like, well, I don't need a VIP, let the people come up front. It's hard. They don't want you to Make people stand 10 feet back. It's so dumb. So I usually tell people hop the fence, and then they get mad at you.
Speaker 4:But anyways, it's four people. Like Afro man, he walks up there and gets on the motherfucking stage and, like three dudes, walk up before he performs and goes. Here's the thing with the VIP area no dudes allowed, no way, 100%. No artists, no, nothing. Everybody clear the fucking way. You have to stand on the side, peripheral, and it was only the chicks that were allowed up there, and I was like Afro man, he was. He was an absolute baller.
Speaker 1:Damn, what was See for me? I we went on a road trip to Ohio, all the ONTAP boys, and one of my favorite parts of it was just the ride there and back, just the bonding on the ride. It gets weird sometimes. A lot of jokes made, a lot of roasting. What was it like on the RV? Because that's what I would have really cherished from that just the ride back and forth because that's what I would have really cherished from that.
Speaker 4:Just the ride back and forth. I filmed like 71% of it, so there was so much of it that I've already revisited. It was awesome. Most of it was literally I'm not even kidding most of it was watching my buddy Reed. He's so jacked up about the concert. Coming back was even fucking worse because he would just want to play beats and all of a sudden he's just fucking rapping. If I put on the camera, he just starts rapping, sometimes three, four, seven minute freestyles. Yeah, some of it coherent, some not, and I just filming it anyways and I'm like I don't know if I'm gonna post this or not, but uh, I just might, he's the ultimate, he's. I don't know if I'm gonna post this or not, but uh, I just might, he's the ultimate, he's the ultimate hype man, but he does really get into it he did.
Speaker 4:He is, and there was a couple characters on there that uh trip. Uh, we got to bring grizzly uh, our dog, and it was super awesome because he's kind of getting older and we never really got to bring him on one of these adventures. But it was pretty funny because after one of the concerts we come ripping back to the cabin we were standing. It was like they got two bunk beds, like this is what they put us up and it was actually in my world epic little log cabin. It's got a mini fridge, uh, bathroom and a shower and and two little wooden bunk beds, plywood little mini mattress on there and he's like this is what we're putting you up in. I was like this is dope Damn.
Speaker 2:That's sick, that sounds amazing.
Speaker 4:It was amazing. That's what I thought it was. It's like I don't even know. You don't got to impress me with much. This was the shit. I could take a shower, parked the fucking rv, like right there, and then we were right next to another artist, kingry. Shout out, kingry, he's a fucking awesome up-and-coming artist. And then fucking who the fuck is? Just in time. I don't know if you ever heard of him. Yes, absolute animal artist. Entrepreneur started this redneck rave down south.
Speaker 4:That's just he started that yes, and he has like oh that it's like a full community of people that like rally around the shit, not like there's like the off-road community, there's like a totally different off-road community. And then there's like this like redneck rave kind of movement and it is fucking epic to see these people show up for this, like in in just the. I wasn't even afraid to show this, this was fucking awesome. Leading into he was the second to the headliner, afro man. So from like my show of how many people were there to like you can see the shade just go down a little bit into night like dusk when they come up there and all of a sudden there's four times the fucking people there. Like it's leading into the afro man time.
Speaker 4:You kind of get gypped a little bit in the opener spot but these people that are there, they're like I'm going to that fucking party. That's sweet and it was cool to be a part of it because me and kingery got to lead him into that. We did a song together, did that, and then it was a. It was a fun ass night. I don't want to talk about it too much because there's obviously other shit to talk about is anyone feeling?
Speaker 4:it. But since you brought it up I I've been waiting to tell that story because it was a monumental moment. And now I'm kind of stunted because we've always just rode like fully stocked in a vehicle and then all of a sudden we took this fucking winnebago. There's a. I mean we're like driving through chicago and you're fucking holding yourself up with one hand taking a piss and the driver is no caution to you, you know. So you got to hold yourself up.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, yeah, I've definitely done that in the army.
Speaker 4:Do that people are making pizzas we were drinking, ronnie d tony was there. Trips came with us for the first time. He hasn't got to see this out-of-state shit popping off and so he's always seen it from afar. And then all of a sudden we're like you're coming with on this one. And he did.
Speaker 4:And last thing I will say about it the guy that was putting on the whole event there's always like this ultimate DJ that just kind of runs the sound equipment putting on the whole event. There's always like this ultimate DJ that just kind of is like runs the sound equipment. He's always like sound check, checking your mics and everything. The ultimate audio engineer there and, uh, he had already done everyone's sound check in the next day and he said, dude, you guys is fucking mixed down, was the cleanest of anybody that played this weekend.
Speaker 4:Just the way that your instrumentals are set up for your voice to just cut through them.
Speaker 4:It sounded so good or whatever. And I was like, see, that's awesome, because a lot of people are a lot of people are either using just their song, playing it like off of spotify, or they're using, uh, just a version of the track with, like, their vocals on it and he's basically taking what he mastered to my voice the instrumental, and then just subtracting my voice so that I'm out there doing it and keeping in certain things like ad libs and a little bit to help you out in the chorus when you run out of breath and ultimately you're setting yourself up to really hold the weight out there on the microphone, you're not relying on just the track plan. Yup and in in that I will huge shout out to him, cause I was like dude, they fucking said that shit sounded good and it does not sound good because of me. He's the one mixing that shit. So it was sweet to have him there, to be able to see that live, cause usually we get all the credit and, long story short, it was fucking cool, yeah dude trips.
Speaker 2:He's a real, real talented guy. When we had him on the pod, you know, we hung out with him a little bit afterwards. Dude, he, he, just just a good fucking dude yeah, dude, trips is the fucking man yeah, dude, he's underrated, he doesn't.
Speaker 4:Uh, that was the funniest thing. Uh, he doesn't really drink. But like there, dude, like just in time, that guy it's hard to say you don't drink around him. He basically walks around like a bottle of crown or a bottle of moonshine at all times and all of a sudden I just see tony. He's just fucking over there, just, and I I seen him bust loose like two times on that trip. I was like never seen it before, that's it, and he kept his shit together.
Speaker 2:But all of a sudden he was just drinking I was like getting a good vibe and then it's hard to stay away from it.
Speaker 3:You know, dude, it's also really fun to watch your buddy who doesn't party start to fucking party. Yeah, it's fun to like. It's kind of shitty because, like you don't want to be the guy that turns him, but it's really fun to watch him. Let loose every once in a while. The dude who's usually like the sober cab.
Speaker 2:Or like he's always there but he's just chilling. Exactly, you could be like the entrance for you know, maybe them to like really go overboard though.
Speaker 7:Yeah, then you feel horrible about it.
Speaker 6:Because, there is guys that just don't do it because they can't just have a little bit.
Speaker 2:Like they'll just go all in. Everyone's got to let them demons out. At one point, 100% Got to crack that valve, Exactly Dude. Al these volcanoes are making me feel like I'm floating.
Speaker 7:I told you to get so much higher for so much longer. I'm zoning in and out.
Speaker 2:I'm like, oh fuck, dude, we're all just sitting here like whoa he puts on his mask.
Speaker 7:I just start randomly laughing. I'm like, is everyone looking at me now you, and you're like whoa he puts on his mask.
Speaker 2:I just start randomly laughing. I'm like, is everyone looking at me now? I'm like, oh fuck, you took it off.
Speaker 7:Why did you take it off you?
Speaker 4:didn't even acknowledge it. I seen the mask. I was thinking I didn't know that was a fucking option. Dude, I would love to have it look like me.
Speaker 7:That's how I originally was going to come on. I almost refused. I'll talk about some shit, but no, fuck that. Look at me, I'm ready to hear what's up. 420, minnesota. Everyone's bag is half full yet because they are fucking feeling it.
Speaker 1:If you're not feeling it.
Speaker 7:You better tell the crowd right now, because that volcano does its goddamn job.
Speaker 1:I'm going to put this on my second one. I'm not going to lie.
Speaker 4:It's not playing around.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it's good to have one of these in a legal state.
Speaker 4:You know what I mean tastes better, but I will tell you this I felt the product that I've used, so I don't know. I don't know if I need any more at this present moment.
Speaker 7:Oh, I feel like good. I had two bags and I normally have three, but that was eight different strains of all. All I'll tell you I start handing out some gifts here to guys exactly oh I brought some stuff.
Speaker 4:It's a holiday. You got eight in there. When I was in high school there was this song we used to listen to. I won't recite the whole thing, but I remember in the intro to it, 3-6 Mafia. They were like we got three different kinds of weed growing all together.
Speaker 7:Yeah, yeah, I got eight.
Speaker 4:You got eight.
Speaker 7:Eight different strains I wrote up.
Speaker 4:That might not be necessary.
Speaker 7:We'll let Mitch start going first, because I heard he doesn't use THC yet, but he's around the right crowd so when he does he knows he's not getting poisoned or nothing. You know we got him some shit here.
Speaker 1:Damn.
Speaker 7:All I'm saying is fuck the Easter Bunny. You come hit up Deca, whatever, I'll fill your stock.
Speaker 4:Fuck the Easter Bunny dude. Well, don't fuck it.
Speaker 1:True, I always hated that fucker out of all of them. Yeah, mitch Easter.
Speaker 2:Bunny CPS. Dave, as the only sober person here, can you just analyze the situation right now? For me, just break it down.
Speaker 4:That's got to be it. Oh shit, Are you talking?
Speaker 3:to me? Are you talking to me?
Speaker 7:Don't leave out our buddy, I can explain what you got there too, when you got to you know the path of the righteous oh yeah, I guess Bodhi is sober too. Those are Deca Freeze that you just had. Those are freeze-dried 10-milligram-a-piece live rosin. That's why I'm itching to get at these. I'm personally waiting to eat one.
Speaker 3:Wait, do mine fuck me up too, Because I got the same thing Mine don't have weed in them, Jelly Rancher Kitty Kids. Hell yeah.
Speaker 7:And you might even have the Tropical, because, man, I ain't fucking playing around with the Tropical.
Speaker 3:It's so good you got the kids bag dude, Hell yeah. Being the only sober guy here, I feel like there's a certain level of excitement. You get Say it's your buddy's birthday and he's getting a bunch of gifts and it's just fucking really cool and the vibes are high. I'm just having a great time watching you guys get high. Like that's fun for me.
Speaker 4:It has to be. I literally the reason. I know because recently I just we haven't been drinking a whole lot in my household and my buddy is having his bachelor party. I'm going to his actual wedding in Mexico.
Speaker 4:This is past now, but I was like do I really got to go to your bachelor party too, if you know I'm not drinking at that time? And he goes no, you don't have, so you're coming to the wedding cody. Some rage in there. I couldn't resist. I showed up to the bachelor party anyways, but I wasn't drinking and I just watched everybody else getting blasted and it was a full different experience it's the kind of check out what you got.
Speaker 4:It makes you want to participate in the party too, though I loved every second of hanging out with them, but I knew I was driving home that night Like I'm going back home tonight. It's about a two-hour drive up there. These guys are out there. There's so much blood on this ice. When I get out there, I mean they are just slaying northern at this house. It's a nice cabin right on the ice. Show up there. I know I'm not drinking. It was instantly hard. There was 15 bottles on the table and no one's really forcing me to not drink. It was a challenge.
Speaker 3:That's the best, worst feeling in the world. It's few and far between that. I ever sober cab to a party. But if I get to a party and I'm sober cabbing and the vibes are fucking right, man, it is difficult to not participate. It is so hard to just sit there. It's great watching all your buddies have fun.
Speaker 2:It was We've got to talk about these treats right now. Those are the ones you like, dude?
Speaker 7:What's that? Those are the ones you like, isn't that the coffee flavored? One I don't do caffeine or coffee at all, and I was so sad when I what.
Speaker 2:It's freeze dried espresso flavored M&M's.
Speaker 4:These things are amazing. Is there going to be a storefront that these?
Speaker 7:are available in or what we do have a bunch of stuff that we can offer you right now, but we're working on what's called the cottage law in order to mail it.
Speaker 3:You don't have to go to the storefront, just scan the QR code, brother.
Speaker 2:Specifically just for the freeze dried candy for the record Correct. All the QR code, brother. Specifically just for the freeze-dried candy, for the record Correct.
Speaker 7:Oh yeah, all the other shit, dude. If you want to pull it out too, I can explain what it is and then you know what you got there too.
Speaker 3:Otherwise, whatever you, want my mic, you can talk through it as you pick through.
Speaker 7:I wanted to make the 420 episode as lit as I possibly could, what is? This, sir. That's my live rosin disposable and you know we sent picture. Maybe we'll post picture, but we're working on it all custom right now. But that's just live rosin and full spectrum turps mixed up.
Speaker 1:I literally see stars when I hit those. I've had one.
Speaker 4:I got one in my deck of drop and they're good. All right. So top of the dome, when is the best moment where you go? Okay, since I know I'm gonna see stars, let me hit that motherfucker. Like, when is the moment when that's appropriate? Right fucking now.
Speaker 7:Here's the thing here's the thing about it is it's like okay, you can't, you can't smell bad or whatever.
Speaker 7:And now you got that vape. So now you're not like blowing up a big fucking joint or one he or whatever. You know. I'm saying now, um and like this, that didn't smell at all. So it's like I mean I brought those as options to like, show what we can use. But there's also like a deck of joint in there. That's my custom 10-pack pre-roll that's about to get redesigned eventually and freeze dry candy. Um, what else I throw you guys?
Speaker 3:I thought this was 429 easter. I'm just like so excited for you guys in there. Dude, I thought this was 429 Easter. I'm just so excited for you guys.
Speaker 7:I wanted to make sure that you had something too, though.
Speaker 3:Yeah, dude, I appreciate that.
Speaker 7:Those are non-THC. Everything that isn't written THC or with a label on it.
Speaker 3:Also I'm a huge yeah, I'm glad Cody busted out the t-shirt because I am a huge free t-shirt guy, if shirt guy, if I can get a fucking free t-shirt.
Speaker 4:I don't even think I don't think I paid for any of the t-shirts that are in my closet anymore. Everything has been given to me. This is unbelievable. I'm not gonna lie. I have plenty of shirts that I bought, but I have a good collection of shirts that I've got from you know people that believe in what I'm doing on the internet, people that I rep religiously, and some of them I fucking love. I keep a nice collection and I'm like if I could work into a place where T-shirts were just given to me like they just rained in.
Speaker 3:Oh man, T-shirts and hats dude, If you can I mean when they come free and patches.
Speaker 7:I would so much rather Hats for sure, I would so much rather Especially.
Speaker 4:RepCPS hats.
Speaker 3:RepCPS. Show me that. Butthole, this was a free hat. I won this on a fucking drawing free t-shirt. Oh my god, there's no better outfit than one that didn't cost you any money and it looks dope and yeah, the whole outfit yeah that's your money.
Speaker 4:That's a rough one, but I mean that'd be crazy.
Speaker 3:I I do buy jeans but those are for anybody.
Speaker 7:You just anyone eat whatever you want. Uh, um, I think cody won't mind keeping the rest at home, are? Are these just sweets. Yeah, literally you put like 10 of them in a fucking bag. It's $10. So they're like a dollar a piece. I showed up boss level for you guys just because I want to promote. Is it appropriate? That's non-THC, anything that's just candy.
Speaker 3:It's just an M&M.
Speaker 7:It's a caramel M&M freeze-dried.
Speaker 4:It's very good them freeze-dried.
Speaker 7:it's you ever had freeze-dried candy and shit before the weird thing is, I trust you, you better check this out. This is, this is straight product, straight you guys send it smell it oh my god what the?
Speaker 2:what is that for?
Speaker 7:animals, man, there's a 420 episode oh it's in the couch I want to show off some stuff because you know Bodie right here, he's going to be custom making these soon. So all my people that are loyal to me, you're going to be seeing this and they're going to be. Man, you guys just stick around. Fuck big business we're cooking.
Speaker 7:I need as many loyal people on the streets as possible. Big business is coming, dude, and if we don't stick together we're all fucked. So, like, find someone to support and shit, I support anyone that's down to support me and to support my product Period.
Speaker 1:Hell yeah, drop the mic. I love that.
Speaker 4:There's no way I'm going to do anything but agree with that statement. Smell that fucker.
Speaker 3:Strawberry.
Speaker 7:Strawberry gelato we baked all of these together.
Speaker 3:We baked all of these together. It's such a legit adult kid in a candy store. There's literally just candy and weed everywhere and there's just potheads flocking.
Speaker 4:At one point in your life it was so hard to find ones that smelled like this.
Speaker 7:You didn't know me. You didn't know me.
Speaker 4:You don't even want to know.
Speaker 2:Early 2000 even.
Speaker 4:Yeah, it was a hard fight me. You don't even want to know, Early 2000 even.
Speaker 7:Yeah, it was a hard fight, dude, you knew the train wreck back then that's about it.
Speaker 4:Check that out, I'm not going to lie. One time a guy that I know never incriminated anybody, but he had some, he goes. I'm not going to lie to you, buddy, but it smells like puke. I'm serious and it was the best shit I ever had. If I could go back in time to that moment.
Speaker 5:I would sounds gross, though here comes a big Detroit energy it was terrible it smelled like.
Speaker 4:Worst part was I could only afford about $8 for the bit why is it so expensive?
Speaker 7:because people are out there raping, but it's like if you know these hoes people are out there raping, but it's like if you know they're overcharging for these overcharging yeah and and under quality and a lot of people like I just talked to a kid the other day and I you know I totally got through to him. He's flying to the west coast, he's gonna come hit me up, but it's like he was more about the quality being lower, yeah, and then being able to sell more to people. But I'm like, but now you're selling a lower quality cart to someone where they might not come back you know, wait till you give them the good high quality, because people just come back.
Speaker 7:I want to use my stuff myself. I don't want to. Oh, that didn't smell good. I want to beg holy Holy fuck, Big Detroit Energy. Oh shit, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1:That smells really good. Sam right, Absolutely. I just bought a half ounce of it.
Speaker 4:I did After all this, you bought it no, last week.
Speaker 1:I bought it last week. Now, that is important Support local business.
Speaker 7:If you spend your money in minnesota, it's gonna stay in minnesota. You go spend your money in california. That shit's fucking gone. They got a lambo. They're already tricked out on you with uh four gts all over. It's time for minnesota. We need cody and the model x. I mean, you know what I'm saying. We gotta. No one's got a cyber truck up here, like everyone always forgets about Minnesota, minnesota always gets shit on. Fuck that. We're here to deliver good, high quality THC 420.
Speaker 4:Minnesota, we getting a cyber truck. If people don't understand, though, that this is a legal state. This guy's on the ground level of 25 plus years. I'm all for it, buddy. Like. I'm just saying like. To some people it still just sounds like you're glamorizing something that they might not understand.
Speaker 7:But realistically you're at the ground level of marijuana has saved my life I guarantee you without marijuana, I would not be here and I want everyone else to know what this is.
Speaker 4:Something good I've always been a fan of it. I've always been a supporter of it. Sometimes there's been times in my life where I couldn't do it.
Speaker 7:You know, you used to always make me piss test now they got hhc, so you're afraid of failing your ua. You take hhc or, uh, like edible hhc. It's a cousin of thc, so you actually get super fucking high but you don't test out at all well, they're evolving, man.
Speaker 1:Man, that's crazy. I didn't even know that.
Speaker 7:You get semi-truck drivers will ask for that and stuff because you know if they get in an accident.
Speaker 4:I think like not to dive into it, not to dive into it.
Speaker 2:Are you trying to tell me our truck drives around, or? Are driving around legally.
Speaker 4:No.
Speaker 5:Well, not all, not to dive into it.
Speaker 4:But when I was like working heavily and everything like I think the best option is to just not participate, when you got to take got to assess the risk I don't think people should be experimenting at all.
Speaker 3:If you're working a job where I mean if that's your only way to make money, don't cut off your money line.
Speaker 4:No, don't cut off your money line at all. But I do believe you know when you are allowed to participate every job At all. But I do believe you know when you are allowed to participate.
Speaker 7:Every job that was offered to me as a felon was a job that I would never have fucking been at if I wasn't high. Fuck that shit, fuck you. Hardy McDonald's, all that shit.
Speaker 4:Yeah, there's different jobs, different jobs. I made more money on break there's some jobs you gotta go too high, exactly.
Speaker 1:Oh, absolutely, I worked at Pizza.
Speaker 4:Hut, don't even kid yourself.
Speaker 5:And it was mandatory. I used to clean a bakery.
Speaker 4:There's places where it's mandatory and you had to smoke cigarettes.
Speaker 1:That's how they got me on them, dude. They'd take me out and make me smoke six of them in a row.
Speaker 7:That's how you got on. Yeah, you got to have a break.
Speaker 1:Absolutely, you get your little breaks. Then I was put through the ringer boys. I think we just got all this product. I think we should check it out off camera audio listeners if you haven't already switched over, you might as well. This is not the audio type podcast, but I think we take a bathroom break, dose up and we're gonna come back pretty fucked up.
Speaker 3:I feel like stay dirty should be like a logo for like fireball or something you know. It's great that it's yours, but, like you know, because there's like Stay Thirsty, my friends, it was like. Fireball Stay Dirty.
Speaker 4:It's just one of those things that was. I don't know. I definitely didn't intend for it to be what it was, but it was just kind of like the closing moniker of like lives and shit. And then all of a sudden it just kind of turned into I definitely say it after about 99 of my videos.
Speaker 3:I don't know dude, it's a beautiful thing, it's like.
Speaker 4:It's like high class white trash it's like I'm not saying that I own it, but I'm saying that, like in the space of the internet and every hashtag and every space you could possibly look, you wouldn't be able to look it up without seeing my ugly mug.
Speaker 1:So catchy too.
Speaker 2:It really rings speaking of dirty, how about what the fuck mitch's idol and your good buddy whiskey biz is up to right now getting a tv show and you're on it.
Speaker 4:I'm not on it, your picture is like.
Speaker 2:Right in the beginning of it I was like, oh my god, it wasn't that amazing.
Speaker 4:I was like holy shit that's sweet I was like you're on hbo max it was. It was literally such a funny moment to me because I was literally watching it just humbly wanting to support a friend we literally had took out. I'm very cheap like this. I took out a seven day fucking trial just to fucking check out the show.
Speaker 7:You know what I mean.
Speaker 4:Like I'm not just gonna go commit and do a streaming channel just to watch it. So, watching the first episode and I just I'll nowhere just see myself like immediately, like me and him up on top of the razor I was at uh, rednecks with paychecks, texas dude that's so cool I saw I saw I was watching on my laptop.
Speaker 2:I'm like oh my god that's crazy.
Speaker 4:We're really proud of him. He's uh like met him like right when my tiktok started to kind of do good and then uh, seeing like the way that he grew in like the community kind of like when I said there was like different sections of the off-road community, when I said to you about just in time, and like what whiskey biz is doing, like he's on like the like a different side, but it's like the same thing. It's hard to really explain, but like there is this like domain at these, these mud fests. They're hard. I would do everyone that's offered to me, just to be completely honest, to play music, to go there, the people ripping around on razors drinking some beers.
Speaker 2:Oh, it sounds like a blast.
Speaker 4:Always jamming good-ass tunes. Everybody's in the same mood and everybody's getting fucking dirty. Yes, and I was like dude, I love this Shout out to Whiskey Biz. The last time I went to one with him, he just let us use a razor he just brought. He said if you, you come to this.
Speaker 1:I will bring you one Just as a spare one.
Speaker 4:He didn't ask me for experience levels.
Speaker 2:Me or Caroline, but Caroline was the one driving, it, wasn't she?
Speaker 4:We definitely both drove, but everyone, it's smarter to let her drive, yes, and it's way more fun for me. Oh, totally, this is where the videos come from. You know what I mean? Like you wouldn't get them If I was driving. See a quick Snapchat.
Speaker 2:Yeah, exactly, you know, I've never, been other than to Howie's one time, but Mitch was telling me about him and how he used to be picking like four-wheeling and mudding and jim mitch fucking loves mudding loves muddy.
Speaker 3:This is their their. Cody specifically tells me not to do this on podcasts. All the time his inside joke shit. So basically what happened is I said I I like whiskey biz, I like what he does, I respect what he does, but it's just not the type of tv show that I would watch, and so cody's favorite joke for the last two weeks has been like how I'm the biggest in the mudding of any art and he talks about how that's the only thing that I care about there there is just I don't I'm not saying anything that one couldn't just infer from watching it.
Speaker 4:Um, the the way that they dramatize the show is structured the same way that any show that you would ever see.
Speaker 3:And that was my entire point. That was my entire point and he blew it out of complete proportion. I was like that's just how those shows are and it's not something that I'm going to like to watch.
Speaker 4:That's how they got to structure it. But for him to go this is the part where you would, of of course, appreciate is just the launch from like, basically phone to phone content, to all of a sudden hitting the old, like the big boy streaming services, the discovery, hbo like to get on that level and that's where you get those.
Speaker 3:Like you know, the shows are, they're different yeah, and even I'm like, even, not even just as a content creator, but as a fabricator and a mechanic, and what he does is actually super, super impressive. All I said was I don't really care for shows like that.
Speaker 4:I think they're going to sprinkle in. They couldn't go too hard. They made him lose episode one. I feel like they're going to sprinkle in now because I've seen him hinting towards it. Paige his wife, wife said a couple times like oh, they're gonna see that you actually build these things from the ground up because he does yeah, and like half the stunts he does to be able to create those things. I'll tell you what I love that.
Speaker 2:He gave me my flowers as creator, but I ain't creating nothing like dude, it's, it's unreal when we had him on because we did like a like a remote interview with him.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, I listened to it.
Speaker 2:Dude. Just hearing his side of it, he's fully aware that, like some of these stories are like a little bit cringy, like not real you know he said that even on the episode with us. He's like yeah, I mean, some of it's kind of just TV, but most of it is, you know, pretty realistic and yeah, it was fun.
Speaker 4:It was fun to watch when I was out there with them, like at this event, there was no filming, to my knowledge, other than the shit we were doing. But he was like, uh, there was like like like at least 45 minutes. I seen him about chest deep in the water helping somebody else get out, like he's definitely like fully a part of the community.
Speaker 4:They're not like just hopping on the cameras and like dipping out, like they're like in there with the people dancing up on top of the razors like ripping people out of the woods, like it's like and in that world, like it's just like I don't know, it's kind of the lawlessness I always craved, I guess. Yeah, growing up where I did like we could do a lot but we could also get trouble for a lot.
Speaker 7:That's because you can't partake Figured. I'd bring you a little something special from the Easter bunny.
Speaker 3:Al broke into me. Al gave me some freeze-dried mushrooms. Getting back on the 420 topic, this isn't quite weed, but Stay lit, my friends. These are some freeze-dried mushroom capsules.
Speaker 4:Oh boy.
Speaker 3:I'm gonna pop one right now.
Speaker 4:Do you have like a spin game or something you're gonna play, or like you got any like?
Speaker 2:shot roulette Right behind Mitch.
Speaker 4:Trivia pursuit. Of course he does.
Speaker 7:Hey, my car will drive me home. I don't know about the rest of y'all. Cody, he's got it.
Speaker 2:I don't have full self-driving in mind. What I got?
Speaker 7:the broke model. No wonder why you want to re-up.
Speaker 2:Mine's like a base model. I don't have shit on it.
Speaker 3:It's still amazing, it's still better than any other car. The Dodge Dart has a sunroof and I thought that was pretty fucking impressive.
Speaker 1:Cody, Do you get looks now that you joined the Tesla gang? Yeah, I don't know if I like it to be honest with you.
Speaker 4:You have a Tesla, you do? Yeah, dude, I bought a cheap.
Speaker 2:Tesla. I drove down to Chicago to pick the thing up.
Speaker 4:Is that like a different level of human? I don't know people like that.
Speaker 2:He's part cyborg.
Speaker 7:I don't think I have.
Speaker 4:I don't think I got no buddies with a Tesla.
Speaker 7:I don't think I two of them now. Motherfucker, what's he got? No, I got a model y uh, performance full, every trick you can get. There is no upgrade. I got everything on there. That bitch will drive me from the get-go as long as I don't like pass out. It wants you like touch the wheel to like I'm still alive. But I had vertigo I could hardly drive and and uh, you know, you click it in and it'll start driving for you and get to your destination and do what you gotta do eat the food. Or you know, you click it in and it'll start driving for you and get to your destination and do what you got to do Eat the food or, you know, eat the candy.
Speaker 2:Do you feel like you get a lot of looks driving around? I feel like every gas station. I stop at, I'll have an old man come up to me. How's that thing in the winter?
Speaker 7:Are you rear wheel drive? Because then they always run that up your ass Like man, it's just fine. I get people that say that to me a lot, but I've had mine for a few years. So when you're an early innovator or you know earlier on, they're like oh dang, is that a tesla? I, I, the most people I get like six to eight year olds, ten year olds how the fuck you even got a phone? They're like shit, dude, it's a tesla, look motherfucker. I'm like oh man, get back on the playground, move, move. You know what?
Speaker 3:I know what I'm saying. Cody won't be long, but he definitely thinks he's part of a higher class society now.
Speaker 2:I pulled up the golf course last weekend.
Speaker 3:Just rip a quick dine with the boys. And who do you think is parked? I mean front row at the golf course.
Speaker 7:Where do you?
Speaker 1:think that thing's parked.
Speaker 3:Right in the front so everyone can see it. You can't miss the thing.
Speaker 7:It parks itself. What the fuck are you going?
Speaker 2:I don't even care what I'm driving. If I have an open spot, the closest possible, of course I'm going to take it. That's lazy man, rule number one baby.
Speaker 3:Steve told me you paid him to reserve that spot. What's that? Steve told me you paid him to reserve that spot. He said you wouldn't park your Tesla anywhere else. Yeah, I put a orange cone next to the one you can park there.
Speaker 2:I don't want a stupid maroon Chevy Duramax's parking there, or something.
Speaker 4:Pull up to the scene with your ceiling messing hey.
Speaker 7:I'd show up with parking like that. Otherwise I park way in the fuck in the back. Everyone sees my ass way back there and I'll walk the whole way. I don't give a shit, but I'm sick of sensory mode going off. Hey, some motherfucker walking around the car smoking cigarettes. But I got talk on there like Darth Vader Get the fuck off. Oh, that's a good one. I want to kiss a finger on everything. I like the boombox mold, A couple of Tesla guys, Don't get me on Tesla.
Speaker 4:I got a 2014 GMC.
Speaker 7:Sierra 1500 base model.
Speaker 4:Let's go baby, let's go.
Speaker 7:Hey, I bet you I could pull you around With the vinyl floors, you could spray them out.
Speaker 1:Cody, you know how there's the Jeep wave. It's a known thing, you do the Jeep wave. Is there ala wave that you had to learn, or?
Speaker 7:get initiated. No, no, once you own a tesla, you were no. Once you own a tesla, especially with full self-drive.
Speaker 4:This is what's up so is it the last thing we'll talk about the Teslas Is the like Joe Rogan approved. Get up of them, as good as they say. Oh let's go hop, we'll go hop in. You got to take a ride in Al's it's no bullshit, al's pulls. I don't like shit like that.
Speaker 2:And it is. It doesn't feel like a normal car.
Speaker 4:It makes your chest.
Speaker 2:It's fast fast it's like it's like a roller coaster, like it puts you right back in your seat and you don't move because, like the torque there's no torque curve like you got.
Speaker 7:No, it's pretty, your phone. You set your phone on the seat and you kick it down, and your phone sits on the seat until you let off that fucking throttle. Or 155 mile an hour, boom, that's what I'm saying. Listen, I'm, I'm, I'm on the chevy gang.
Speaker 3:I'm the chevy guy on this, sam, he's gay Cody, he drives a Tesla. I drove Cody's Tesla and his insurance 1,000% went up after I drove that fucking thing, because it's pretty quick, it's pretty cool.
Speaker 7:You're going to have to edit that out. You're going to have to edit that out From one.
Speaker 3:Chevy guy to another Chevy guy. It's kind of legit.
Speaker 4:I've always respected him. There's it. I'm like there's no doubt I have like. Every time I hear a story of someone has tesla, they're like dude the thing is so fast.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, I know a guy who has no lie s plaid and that's like 1.7 seconds zero to 60. Dude. I've never ridden in it, but I've heard from people that have that it's dumb like whip faster than a crotch rocket.
Speaker 7:Yeah right, you know I used to race rocket on a legal circuit down in the city. You know six, nine, six, ten and back, but uh, you get in that tesla model s plaid or model x plaid. That's what I'm going for.
Speaker 4:You're gonna see my fucking doors popping up and you're like, oh, deck of hells here dropping off more in the spirit of the tesla thing. You know what I mean in the the speed getting there fast. I just want to scale things back, tell you where I'm at in life and that's, uh, like cps dave on. I just want to scale things back, tell you where I'm at in life and that's like CPS Dave. On the way out here he said you want to ride with me? We're going to take the long way. We're going to go Wisconsin side through Grantsburg. See a couple of things before we get there.
Speaker 4:You know what I mean. Like that's the kind of shit I want to drive. Stop at a couple of bars.
Speaker 3:I'm not trying to. You like to smell the roses a little bit. You need a fucking old school drop top.
Speaker 4:I need a good Sunday car. Yeah, just a.
Speaker 6:Cruiser, Big old Buick.
Speaker 4:If you have that full self yeah something big, a big old boat that I can just rip and feel comfortable in.
Speaker 6:That's what I want. Rip at 45 miles an hour in a 55. No.
Speaker 7:I'm telling you there's nothing when you put it into full self-drive and you sit back and it drives itself for you. It takes like 90% of the oh fuck, you're swerving into me. Oh, I got to go in this lane. You put in the destination and it does its fucking thing. As long as you touch a steering wheel every now and then, it's so relaxing versus driving a normal vehicle. I get in my brand new dually diesel and I'm like fuck, oh shit, you know what I'm saying, but you're in that Tesla and you're like, oh God, same pitch.
Speaker 7:Big one. Yeah, you know what diesel costs. Fuck that dude. I charge for 13 cents a kilowatt. Can we hear it?
Speaker 2:420. 420, Minnesota.
Speaker 1:Oh my God, dude, please stop.
Speaker 2:Yeah, fucking A Sam, Interrupt him I can't take the Tesla talk I want to turn some attention to CPS Dave, because I don't think I've heard you talk in a while.
Speaker 1:I just want to know what you have to do man, I saw you went to war with fake sellers of your merch and I want to know how that went. I want to know how Alma Leather is.
Speaker 7:I want to know how that went. I want to know how Alma Leather is.
Speaker 5:I want to know how it was being a bear eating a mushroom bar. I loved that night, yeah. So the fake seller thing has been going well because I secured the trademark for Show Me that Bar.
Speaker 2:Oh, hell yes.
Speaker 5:That is now registered to my business.
Speaker 7:That is such an amazing trademark. How the hell do we get a trademark going on Bodie, the USs government.
Speaker 4:That's the best trademark.
Speaker 5:That's been a huge deal.
Speaker 2:You're in legal documents owning the yeah, the monitor show me that butthole can't take it away from a guy.
Speaker 4:How's it feel?
Speaker 5:how's it feel to own a phrase like it's pretty cool um, that's gotta be powerful it's so nice now because now, like on the back pages of everything on like amazon, etsy, t public, they'll go up the bat for me now because I had the registered numbers registered. My business I just do to do this is connects to that and they just they pull all the stuff down. So t public had like a 50 variety different t-shirts up for sale and those people are also pissed. They're like this is my own design, blah, blah, blah. You can't do this, you need to revoke your claim. And I'm like oh, fuck you, you know did you notice?
Speaker 3:the buttholes are mine for hundreds of examples of that.
Speaker 5:A ton on Amazon.
Speaker 7:There was flags and napkins and shirts and hats oh, I thought you were saying flags, like they did to you. That's a wild party.
Speaker 4:It is disgusting how many people you'd see, and the shittiest quality emerged too. They put the same thing on and you could tell the hat just especially what's blatant like biting of your style.
Speaker 3:As much as that sucks it's gotta almost feel good to be like man. My shit is so good everyone wants to make it.
Speaker 5:Oh my god, it's crazy. I can make a list of names of people that I've seen wearing it on different social media and now I just need to figure out how to connect the dots to that to my website.
Speaker 6:List the names of people that I've seen wearing it on different social media and especially.
Speaker 5:But now I just need to figure out how to connect the dots to that to my website and just rake in and then I can't keep inventory and so right now they'll show me the butthole hats. They're just sold out and I've got waiting on q to get more made. That's a good problem. It is a good problem to have. But back to the um with amazon, and now that I have that register code, Dave, I yank all those down. So now it's pretty much I'm single-source, pretty much on Amazon. If you Google it, it's pretty much my website or like Amazon, which is also my retail. So that's been really great for me. Anyone that sees it it leads to me that's
Speaker 5:great. And then with the leather work that's been a whole nother avenue. That's kind of been like stepping back to a whole other pace of things. Everything takes so long to do. Leather work is just everything's the old way we cut everything out by hand. You're just hand tracing things. It's just a lot of r&d, figuring out how to make stuff you've never made before and kind of just propping up this business that's been established now for almost 20 years. But the owner kind of just kind of led the ruin.
Speaker 5:He kind of turned it to his personal little party pad and everything went great for a long time but then covid happened and his business kind of turned it to his personal little party pad and everything went great for a long time. But then COVID happened and his business kind of fizzled out. His online sales changed because he had a business partner that was running that guy's own website and Larry was taking all the overflow. So for years he was busy with that work and then that petered out and so did the rest of his business and he was just kind of getting by month to month and now we've completely cleaned the shop up and flipped everything around and we're pretty active again and we're pretty well cleaned up where we can just take orders and pump some work out. And now I pretty much just need to learn how to use a sewing machine. I can start running laps around, larry.
Speaker 1:Hell yeah, man, that's great, have you noticed, I think? Oh, I'll let you go.
Speaker 3:Oh, I was just going to say I think for Christmas next year I'm going to get the boys Like, could you get me like some on tap, like full bondage suits for?
Speaker 2:Sam and Cody oh, that'd be amazing. Gag balls Le.
Speaker 5:Leather, suits, even just some ball gigs I've heard. Bonded suits are actually a huge leather product.
Speaker 3:I bet.
Speaker 5:You gotta decide what color you want, because there's different colors for each fetish. So you gotta think about that. Oh well, cody's into feet. Okay, I'm not sure what color that relates to. I know yellow is pee pee.
Speaker 4:I still have a foot in my truck from on tapping the sticks I forgot about that and I found out it was a part of somebody else's doll, sex doll.
Speaker 2:Oh, it was like a real one of those heavy ones.
Speaker 4:I was making TikTok, I was shaking around.
Speaker 2:So was this part of a solid body?
Speaker 5:I didn't mean to change the subject like that. I know where the rest of the body is.
Speaker 3:If I can train you right on that, you know where the rest of the body is.
Speaker 6:If I can train you right on that, you know where the rest of the body is. Hey, hey.
Speaker 4:You want this foot back? Come and get it my buddy fast. I thought I was like this is so real.
Speaker 6:It was like someone was fucking it.
Speaker 4:No, not quite, it was just dirty.
Speaker 5:There's no holes in it, brother. It's pretty filthy.
Speaker 4:You're like.
Speaker 7:I'll find a fucking hole. We don't know who identified as what.
Speaker 4:So basically it's just a foot of some realistic dog, is it?
Speaker 6:like weight to it, or is it like?
Speaker 5:white. It's like a human sized silicone.
Speaker 3:Dave, where's the rest of the body? Can we?
Speaker 5:hear the rest of the body? Can we hear the rest of that story? Because why do you know? Dave knows, because the foot was thrown into my van and I was the one that brought Dan tapping the sticks. Because I stopped and saw my buddy Nascarlo, who has a jacked-up Nova and there's a fuck doll in the trunk of it.
Speaker 7:That foot is from that fuck doll and there's a fuck doll on the trunk of it. That foot is from that fuck doll.
Speaker 3:This is a real fucking story. Oh my God, what a small world.
Speaker 4:Put it in. I love this, hey, and.
Speaker 3:I was just in front of another. It's got to be. You could use it as like a party memento now.
Speaker 4:I have it.
Speaker 3:No, I'm saying like next time you go to a fucking legendary party you stick it in someone else's backseat right, and then it's the traveling fucked off foot of the Midwest parties.
Speaker 4:Dude, yeah, I agree.
Speaker 3:Dude, I think you've been holding on for too long.
Speaker 4:It's time to spread the love you got to know like I got a concert coming up May 17th in Ringle, wisconsin with Demon Jones. I hold it up Like does this do anything for you? Before a song? You're holding this foot up and people are like they don't know why they're cheering and then just launch it out and see what happens.
Speaker 7:Don't put my QR code on that.
Speaker 1:Mitch.
Speaker 4:I had a very I'll stuff it in the hole that's in the box. I knew there was a hole. There was a hole.
Speaker 7:Gotta get me out of this? I don't know. Somebody else told me they were.
Speaker 5:I knew they were fucking it.
Speaker 2:I know a guy with a Tesla.
Speaker 4:I'm not a foot guy Go ahead, Sammy.
Speaker 1:I had a very similar situation to that foot, like pass it along for the party when I was in high school. Shout out, blake cook. He had. He had a sex key chain and it was passed down to him from upperclassmen and he passed it down to me at a party. He's like you need to pass this down to a younger kid when you're about to graduate or whatever. Like I had. I had to give it on next. And then one day my dad was riding with me and he looked at my lanyard and he's like what the fuck is that? And I hand it to him, he grabs it, rips it off, puts it in his pocket. I never saw it again it was a sex keychain.
Speaker 1:It was the party keychain, dude. What does a sex doll have to do with a party?
Speaker 3:What did it say? You just said it's a sex keychain. It's a sex doll keychain.
Speaker 1:So it's a metal keychain, but if you take, there's this little stick that comes off of it. It's just a dude fucking a chick and her tits are out and it was badass.
Speaker 4:That's awesome. It was a sex keychain Dude.
Speaker 1:That's like $1,000 in prison Was there it was two people having sex and you could move it and it would like my grandparents.
Speaker 4:They were extremely Catholic. They used to have this little mini wooden statue and the dude had a barrel around him and if you lifted it up, this big old schlong springing out and as kids we would tip it up and then they go right back to being extremely Catholic.
Speaker 3:My dad when I was young. I didn't even realize how fucked up this was until I got older. He liked to do little woodworking projects, whatever, and he was a big NASCAR fan. He was a big Matt Kenseth guy and he made. It was a pistol, a wooden pistol, but the trigger was Matt Kenseth's leg and if you pulled it he'd fuck Jeff Gordon in the ass. Interesting it's probably still in the garage somewhere, but it's one of the coolest things you'll ever see in your whole life.
Speaker 3:It's literally like a handheld pistol, and you pull the gun and he just humps it.
Speaker 6:That's the most extreme redneck memorabilia I've ever heard.
Speaker 3:Someone handmade it? My dad made it? Oh, I think my dad made it, or it was a gift, but I'm pretty sure he made it. Did he make that in prison? No, surprisingly, none of the Thompsons have ever been in prison. Surprisingly, lots of MacGyvers.
Speaker 7:None of us do hard time, not a lot of cops over at the mud hole.
Speaker 4:Not a lot of cops at the mud hole. You gotta be a stupid motherfucker to get in trouble At the mud hole For real, for real. It really is Like you know. Just to square it back to that man, like I hope everybody gets a chance to go to mud and events one day in their lives because it's fun.
Speaker 6:Well, it is crazy, like I've never been to one, but I know lots of people that are like. They put so much fucking year-round time and effort into getting their rigs established and like finding just you know constructing these giant fucking Frankenstein vehicles.
Speaker 4:Yeah, like this guy, like to explain like some of the folklore. This guy, chris Gonson, down in southern Wisconsin. We played the Redneck Rape Bonfire down there. Jake Lacoste is pretty in tune with that guy. He's like a legend in the community down there. You might not know him in other communities but him he owns a gravel pit and he has these big-ass parties and he shows up to these mud events with basically what equates to a pontoon on fucking monster truck tires and he just drives everyone around on it. I have seen that. So, like you know, some people show up and drive around with their hot girlfriend. Some people show up and just drive 15 people on it, just partying all day.
Speaker 4:Just doing this, just so everybody's having an absolute blast. This guy's doing this.
Speaker 6:It's all like synchronic too.
Speaker 4:Yeah, they got big old sound. None of them fuck around in the audio Like they don't. That's the one thing. That's crazy. When everyone's got good speakers, man, the whole place just fucking erupted. Damn dude, that's sweet. And you're just praying as an artist that maybe one day one passes you. And it's blasting them. And I'm not going to lie, it happened to me at rednecks with paychecks. A big old truck went by blasting.
Speaker 6:One of my songs. What did that feel like?
Speaker 4:In the moment, even though I was a little bit buzzed up because I was in Texas. It was incredible and I looked up at him and he looked down at me and it was just a moment of like and then it just passed. I don't know if he was even able to correlate.
Speaker 3:I feel like he was.
Speaker 4:I don't know if he did, but I know that I'm pretty sure we looked at each other. I don't know, maybe we did, but we did, he's probably saying the same thing If he did. I hope he sees this. I hope he sees this and he's like I was that guy, because his truck was another guy. You can just tell it's crazy the amount of effort that these guys put in. I'm talking monster trucks. Not just the guy in town that puts a fucking six inch lift on the old fucker.
Speaker 6:Like not nothing against him either, but like they can't just walk in a napa and be like yeah, I gotta fucking you know this. It's like no, they have like a little bit of this and a little bit of this and a little bit of this and it's like everything is like not, I mean some of these like full rigs, it's fucking insane.
Speaker 4:Yeah, and I came in the community.
Speaker 6:I can't get fucking like breaks without fucking it up getting the wrong thing yeah.
Speaker 4:No, that's crazy, dude. Like I was out there, like doing this show, and like I fully admit. I admit every single time I'm like I did not grow up around this. If anything, we grew up on the river. But these guys are crazy like they. This guy, uh, the last one, the west virginia. Someone rips a belt out of the thing, let someone else drive it that shouldn't have been driving and all of a sudden you just hear things ruined weekend's over. Some guy's like no, you got to go down there and talk to nick down at the end of the. The way he's got, he brings extra belts. Go talk to him. Sure shit, he's like 150. I'll help you put it in. They've jacked this thing up and like within two hours into the next day no, the weekend is not over, this thing is running it's the best place to break down.
Speaker 4:Everybody was in on it. They're like what do we gotta do? I was like it's, it's a weird, it's it basically probably how the whole country should operate?
Speaker 3:probably not the truth, the true commitment to partying Is amazing.
Speaker 4:There's so much commitment to partying.
Speaker 7:Team up like the Amish.
Speaker 4:That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 5:I would relate more with them than anyone else One they go with cash Two.
Speaker 7:They team up together Everybody out there is.
Speaker 4:One guy gets stuck. Me and Caroline, we got stuck one time and I don't neither one of us wanted to admit it stubborn like that and this dude, we ended up hyping him up the rest of the night. Like he came out there and was like, yeah, been there before. I think, uh, you guys need to get pulled up. We're like, yeah, we're on like try 15, I think it'd be a good time. And like he went out of his way for like 40 minutes. I don't think it was 40 minutes, but it was a good amount of time. Felt like it was way out of his way. He could have just kept driving. Everybody's just kind of in on it together. It's cool, you peep that.
Speaker 4:And I tell everybody that once I get there I kind of got introduced here through Whiskey Biz and playing music at these events. I'm not a person that knows anything about this, and they're just so fucking well, you look the part well, that's all it takes. They're like. The best part is they're like you want to ride in this fucking vehicle and I'm like sure it's wild to me how, like down south, it's an absolute money, it's a lifestyle like for guys like mitch.
Speaker 1:That's all they do, that's all they think about spend their money on yeah, and like around in Pine. County. There's a huge derby, the Pine County Derby is known in this area and it's equivalent the mudding guys down south to the derby guys that are local here. It has that same lifestyle tune to it where they put as much money as they can into it. It's something they look forward to all year.
Speaker 3:It's crazy for me to understand, as someone, that that is. It's hard to understand it unless you grow up in that life. You know, like them, dudes, that's all they know and that's all they care about. Like that they can spend literally of the entire year putting as much time, effort and money into this vehicle that at the end of the day, they're literally gonna fucking destroy. Yeah, in an in in an hour's time sounds like low riding.
Speaker 4:Gave that one up with the little I could respect anybody that gives 110 at what it is that pulls them in that direction. A lot of people ignore the pull, like where you're getting pulled somewhere, like this is kind of what I want to be doing, and the people that do it might equate in your mind like oh you guys do all that just to smash cars together, everybody you know. Sometimes I look at tennis players like y'all really play that and you see some people that are just playing in tennis, you know?
Speaker 4:I mean, then you're like man dude, like she could beat me with her left hand dude like oh yeah, shout out to fucking caitlyn clark right now you know what I'm saying, like took over the sports world make people like me. She loved never even watched a game of girls basketball. No offense, I'm a big supporter of women's rights, but I will tell you this I did not watch female basketball. All of a sudden someone comes in, starts fucking stunting 110 and all of a sudden I'm paying attention. I watched like the last eight games.
Speaker 1:Dude, she's so good I've like. Just like you, I've never watched any woman's basketball in my entire life. I never even thought about it.
Speaker 4:It wasn't like the top.
Speaker 1:I watched, I think, three games Like that tripled the amount I'd ever seen and I'm in First overall pick. Baby, I'm watching next year.
Speaker 4:Yeah, I'd ever seen and I'm in first overall pick baby. I'm watching next year which, yeah, and it opened up your mind that there's a bunch of these good girls in there in that class. I was like holy fuck and they're pissed.
Speaker 1:They're pissed. How much attention she's getting. They're like we've fucking been here the whole time. I know they were.
Speaker 4:They were like they're like there's interviewers asking them questions about her that she didn't even say. They're like how do you feel about the internet calling caitlyn clark the goat? And they're like I think she needs to wash her mouth. And the way she talks it's like no, she, no, she didn't say it, the internet did. They're like yeah well, she needs to know that it's going to be hard for her when she gets yeah, they've been to the wmba and they're like acting all scary and shit, like they're not even like dude.
Speaker 4:What an awesome person for hyping people up about our sport. It's interesting. I think what I really believe was about to happen is that she is going to open up doors for many more women before her and after her to get paid more because she drew so much attention to it. They had so much people watching the finals that it's undeniable you can see the metrics on it. Dude, People were watching and there was a bunch of talented girls on all the schools and she made you watch those games too and you're like holy shit Dude.
Speaker 2:I don't watch basketball at all Ever.
Speaker 7:Like not men, not women, not anything. I don't even like really watching basketball.
Speaker 2:But I watched at least four of her games. That's amazing, and I don't even like that.
Speaker 4:I'm so entertained the entire time just watching.
Speaker 2:It's like a real star power feeling.
Speaker 4:Yeah, and I don't know if we were going to dive down this rabbit hole, but the smallest thing is that they just announced that she's already got the number one pick. It was like under $400,000. $388,000.
Speaker 1:It's like a four-year deal, it equates to 84,000. I did the math today. It was like 84,000-something a year.
Speaker 7:Yeah, but is that after tax? That's before tax, that's just the salary from the NBA.
Speaker 4:Her endorsements are going to be so much more, but it's just crazy, because she had the ability to captivate the world for a tiny amount of time, long time, whatever. If you have that ability, it's weird that you don't just kind of get the keys to the kingdom there.
Speaker 3:It's kind of like wow, you get that. It's kind of a kick in the nuts, right, because I'm not saying like $84,000 a year to just do what you love is still badass, it's amazing it's still fine, but imagine the amount of money that she drove to the NCAA for just existing.
Speaker 2:Okay, hear me out. It's obviously, it's direct reflected reflection of like the gap difference between like what the wmba has, revenue wise, that's obviously a direct reflection. But the more people like caitlin clark that there is, the higher that goes like now someone of her skill level. That's the lowest that that will ever get paid.
Speaker 3:Yeah for the rest of time it's opening doors it's opening doors down the road she's paving a real path here.
Speaker 4:I I couldn't name one person in the wm no, like I can say, like there's a cameron brink, now angel reese, like there's so many of these, these girls that just got drafted you're looking at. I mean I was a basketball player growing up and like you're seeing these people like damn, these are like some hella good athletes. And you see someone like Caitlin Clark and you're like not gonna lie. My mentality was always like if you're not talking about like an NBA player, you're talking about just like a regular ass basketball player, of course I'm gonna size you up in my mind like could I take you? And I'm not gonna lie watching her. I go.
Speaker 4:I don't know if I fucking could every time she touches the ball before the person even gets a chance to even do the motion to walk towards her, it's already in the air and a lot of times it just goes in and I don't know what the hell you do about it. People didn't play like that back when I was eligible. Yeah, uh, it's cool to see that's all I'm saying it's cool to see.
Speaker 4:That's all I'm saying. It's cool to see. I wasn't a big fan of it before, but it blows my mind and that's what I thought about that when we were talking about how much dedication somebody will put into something. Sometimes it pays off, sometimes it doesn't. I think everybody same as the derby cars or whatever for her the whole world's pissed off at her salary right now and hopefully that changes things. But I think that she's clearly not pissed off at it because she just signed the deal. She's obviously stoked about it.
Speaker 7:Do they normally not get paid or something? I mean, I know nothing about sports, but I thought they made like Not WNBA though.
Speaker 6:I don't know nothing about WNBA.
Speaker 4:If you generated as much attention and you were a dude. Now this is because of all the attention that's always on the NBA. No doubt they're advertising all that, but you would have been signing a hell of a deal if you were that guy.
Speaker 3:Yeah, if you were going into the NBA which, again, like Cody was saying, it's completely reflected of how much money those teams earn and how much money the NBA itself earns If you were a guy you'd get $100 million for what you were doing.
Speaker 1:I know the exact number the number one overall pick in the NBA's last draft. His contract was four years, $55.1 million for his rookie contract. That's insane. Yeah, get that fucking money, but I mean in reality up until a couple months ago, somebody offered me a free ticket, a ride to the game and a free meal to a WNBA game. I probably would have laughed in their face, but I'm already thinking now like I want to go to a Lynx game just to see Kayden Clark. Like she's changed the entire landscape. It's crazy.
Speaker 4:Oh, it would have been crazy if she got to play there. She will obviously, obviously against them. There's a bunch of girls that went out in that draft, though, that are good. We kept calling the girl in South Carolina the tree, because that girl is what she was oh yeah yeah, everybody grabbed the ball, tried to shoot it. She just reached up in the air, just stuff you. I'm 6'3". If I got good posture and I'm just thinking, dude, she would manage, we'd be, I'm just thinking dude she would
Speaker 4:manage for me it would be done, and then it was just a whole different breed of people. It was funny, it was fun to watch.
Speaker 6:I think at the end of the day it just goes to that pull you're talking about.
Speaker 4:It's just about following that pull, the pull. What is pulling you in the direction of? What do I? They said the one chick, that, that girl, that um, national champion she's like, uh oh, she left her family in brazil when she was like a teenager to come and play, pursue basketball in america, just to try to, like, have a better. What's the thing that you'll?
Speaker 6:you'll take away everything you ever fucking knew. What's your sacrifice? You put up.
Speaker 4:Good luck and they sent her here and she just becomes a national champion going to the WNBA. It's just crazy, Like if you really go into what pulls you, it can do crazy shit.
Speaker 6:It's like if you're willing to jump off the deep end like that for something you're willing to commit that much effort to Like you fucking.
Speaker 4:For something you're willing to commit that much effort to like you fuck.
Speaker 6:I think you really gotta you know, and granted too, it's like that's still a gamble. It's not guaranteed you're gonna make it, you know it's all.
Speaker 4:Yeah, exactly, you know, I think. I think 10 people got drafted. That's no different than anything. Like you know, a couple people, a couple artists get to pop off every once in a while, a couple brands get to pop off and get popular, a couple podcasts get to fucking pop. One day this is hot, like like. It's not like. Uh, it's not like.
Speaker 4:Just everybody gets to do it like it's like so you put all that work into it and it might just crash and burn and like to me I'm not gonna lie, I would never dive into this scenario. I'd need my own podcast, but for me that was basketball. It crashed down in flames for me, uh, and was so anticlimactic of what I thought it would be that when it was done, I almost hated.
Speaker 4:It's like been so romanticized that like yeah I just I almost hated it when it was done the way it worked out for me and then it's just cool like now, like I was watching those games.
Speaker 4:I was excited it kind of melted away it was it was, and not yeah, like it had nothing to do with me. I'm just watching it like dude. This is fucking basketball like this. This is the thing I fell in women's basketball, yeah, yeah, and I played it pretty much my whole life, loved it. Still do, but anyways, that shit was dope. I love. I love seeing on the whiskey biz the girls basketball on tap podcast cps. Dave everybody, my boy over here, deca everybody that's always going 110 yeah, staying dirty baby everybody you guys, you guys, you guys keep pressing on every time.
Speaker 4:The gaps between when we see you. I wish it was less, but every time that we come back I've been trying to keep up with all your episodes. It's awesome seeing everybody grow. Dude, I'll tell you what. Try to tune in every once in a while. No, it's just awesome seeing everybody going at what seems to be pulling them in the right direction.
Speaker 2:That's what. I was going to say you can come whenever you want dude.
Speaker 4:Back to bonus. It wouldn't be very special if we just showed up.
Speaker 7:I'll make it special. You guys keep coming.
Speaker 6:Go, bring his duffels, dude.
Speaker 7:Al's talking about busting.
Speaker 6:I've been pushing 25 years.
Speaker 4:I'm not going nowhere. He's filling up the Christmas tree.
Speaker 7:Fuck yeah, I can't help.
Speaker 4:Walking around the Christmas tree. So volcano vaporizer story from my college years. I was broke, so broke as I've ever been in my whole entire life. But it was arguably the funnest time of my life, Just being so free of money. I can't even pay these bills. I got none. But my roommate he may or may not have had available weed all the time. My other roommate didn't smoke but he thought it was so funny.
Speaker 4:When I got big he'd always amp up my old buddy, Luke. He goes, Luke, make Travis, hit the vaporizer bag. But the deal is he can't stop till we tell him to stop, or he has to pay for it. And he'd set the other roommate up on these fucking jokes to me and they'd go oh yeah, this is funny. So they'd go all right, you have to hit him until we tell you to stop, oh my God, or else you have to pay for it. And I'd have like eight bucks. I had like nothing to me and they'd just keep giving them to me, keep giving to me. He had this hammock bolted to the walls of his room and I'd be up in there, sometimes cocooned like an avatar, and they were just like. I guess we'll let you tap out, those boys would run me five bags like it was nothing.
Speaker 4:I can't hang like that anymore. I was 19.
Speaker 7:It was also 12% THC.
Speaker 4:I was clearly 21. Oh yeah, it was probably swag Well, 7%, 21.
Speaker 7:Oh yeah, it was probably swag Well, 7%, then, is what it was. No, it wasn't.
Speaker 4:It was that gas for Duluth, Minnesota, 2000-something.
Speaker 1:Dave, I had a question for you because I was curious if you ever get any weird questions about the name CPS, dave, because sometimes I tell people that aren't aware of who you are like an older person and they're like CPS what the fuck you know?
Speaker 7:they give me a weird look, well, I had to think twice when they say, oh, you're going to be on CPS, dave, I'm like, oh, how about any sponsors?
Speaker 1:And I just I wondered if you ever had any weird experiences with that. Do people?
Speaker 2:think that you're associated with child protective services.
Speaker 5:Yeah, that's been a constant thing.
Speaker 2:And then with your phrase.
Speaker 7:That's a good cause.
Speaker 5:If I would have thought of that when I started it, I probably wouldn't have used those initials, I really would have probably strayed away from it. But I never thought of that. I just Googled college peep show and it didn't seem to exist, and so that's why I named it. I just made it up one night. I was kicking around a bunch of ideas and just use that. Well, it stands out and uh. So yeah, I do get a lot of weird questions, a lot of weird, like a lot of people know what cps is, but there's a lot of different cps too and I always kind of rattle a bunch off chicago public schools and the canadian police service production services and there's like an aluminum trailer company that's cps, Chicago Public Schools and the Canadian Police Service, Crap Production Services and there's an aluminum trailer company, that's CPS.
Speaker 2:You've obviously done the research.
Speaker 4:There's a lot of them actually Sam with DBK.
Speaker 5:Over the years they come up. Many of them hit you up, but there's no DECA, you Google DECA.
Speaker 7:eventually, I'm going to be the only motherfucker up there.
Speaker 4:Skateboard company.
Speaker 3:This episode, I'm really I'm really incriminating my, my father on this episode, but my dad bought me Actually, my dad bought himself a CPS shirt when I was in like 7th grade and he bought the wrong size. So I was in like 7th 8th grade Walking around high school with a half man, half horse t-shirt From Dave and I didn't even know what the fuck it meant For the longest time I was in like seventh, eighth grade, walking around high school with a half man, half horse t-shirt from Dave and I didn't even know what the fuck it meant for the longest time.
Speaker 2:Dude, I always forget that you're that much younger than me and I'm just like how are we that young wearing that? And then I'm thinking like yeah, I love that t-shirt.
Speaker 5:I copied it. I got a shirt and a t-shirt rack in the back of hollister that said half man, half horse and that's where that originally came from yeah, and then I just remade it just straight up.
Speaker 2:It used to be like my favorite t-shirt they didn't have the trademark on it it was a six shirt.
Speaker 3:I don't know what happened to it. I'm sure it wouldn't even know anymore, but I love the half man, half horse. I used to rock that thing like once a week in school.
Speaker 4:I had a shirt like that from the old Abercrombie days. It said looking for Joe Blob, and I totally got away with it at school all the time.
Speaker 6:Dude, I picked up a fucking Barry shirt at Goodwill for like $4. Fucking, best line ever, hell yeah.
Speaker 4:Some days it works, Sometimes it's just a waste of your fucking time. I like thrift shopping these days, but I do believe it's changed since people started promoting selling it online and everything.
Speaker 6:Well, now they have upscale thrifting.
Speaker 4:Yeah, I know, we were in Austin, texas, recently and holy shit, this thrift shop. It was like they were selling the old shit for double, the of like double the price of the new shit, like those NASCAR shirts. Like basically I'm not going to lie a lot of the shit that I've fucking been wearing like the classic country tees, the old fucking.
Speaker 6:Yeah, and all the thotties are wearing them.
Speaker 4:The brush popper Wrangler shirts. Those shirts are Top dollar.
Speaker 6:Right now it comes in waves, oh yeah, or like.
Speaker 4:You know, like what do they call it? The?
Speaker 3:hat game is fucking crazy too. Everyone and their brother has a, whatever their fucking logo is On a Marlboro logo now.
Speaker 7:Yeah, more like a.
Speaker 3:Old style, like Bush light hats and like that shit's Fucking popping off Like crazy right now and it's like Played out everyone just wanted the old trucker hats, and now you can't even get them anymore.
Speaker 6:You have to be a new one. Get out the tick tock shot like some kind of I think people are drawn to some vintage like something about oh, absolutely, absolutely.
Speaker 5:That's why my style is to kind of get a new shirt, break it in myself, but get old beer patches to put on patches are all drawn to custom bode's hand done custom that's what I'm drawn.
Speaker 7:To custom Bodhi's hand-done custom that's what I'm drawn to.
Speaker 6:I can get on this merch wavelength dude. I can talk all day about it.
Speaker 7:Show off the magnet that you made for me. That thing looks freaking awesome. This is the 420 podcast.
Speaker 4:This shit looks like a rolling tray, me and my buddy from Prescott, we're going to bring up some ideas to you for some kind of a t-shirt offset hat company we were looking at coming up.
Speaker 6:I'm gonna be 100 transparent. I've had a shitload of ideas in the back burner waiting to be unloaded for this very moment. Yeah, just just waiting to be unloaded.
Speaker 4:Well good, that's good, because he, because he recently was bringing it out to me and I was like I would love to have a completely side note company from what I'm doing right now.
Speaker 7:Which one did you get, Cody?
Speaker 6:It's got little bud pieces in there too.
Speaker 2:Little bud pieces in there. It's amazing, it's a magnet.
Speaker 1:I got the lighter magnet.
Speaker 7:What lighter did you get?
Speaker 2:Yellow.
Speaker 7:Then you guys can see the two Bodhi put in some hard time into these. These look amazing.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yellow, all right then you guys can see the two Bodhi put in some hard time into these. These look amazing. Bodhi is the fucking merch man I love.
Speaker 7:I can't wait till everything gets did up oh 100%.
Speaker 1:I love supporting the man himself. I mean, when it comes to construction, when it comes to a weed brand, he'll just deliver a podcast.
Speaker 7:I couldn't be more happy with his designing skills and the way that he came and talked with me face to face. It isn't like let's cut and paste and do your design. He got the feel of what I got going on and did it. You look at this color green and you wonder how did he get that color green? I'll let the man himself tell you. That'd be the easiest.
Speaker 6:It's screen printed too Fucking. I'll let the man himself tell you that'd be the easiest.
Speaker 2:It's screen printed too.
Speaker 6:Yeah, he does it all himself makes it it's just about like telling a story in a unique way and like just like getting the story across from whatever you know, whatever the person's story is and the unique green colors from the plant.
Speaker 6:Oh yeah, yeah, like that's how I was trying to get it I took a picture of, like some of his babies I thought that was amazing and like blended the colors together, the leaves, so that way it's like the color green, the merch's logo is an actual representation of the real plants themselves the merch is so good you don't understand it until bode explains it to you.
Speaker 3:Because I had him. I've had him make custom shit for me, custom shit for buddies why?
Speaker 7:else and he's like you. Forget me to him.
Speaker 4:Dude, oh fucking big time with y'all has been fucking a1 since I fucking step foot up here dude, it's just like just an outlet, it's.
Speaker 6:It's what?
Speaker 4:oh, I get it, it's that it's a different one than what I do, but it's amazing to see it, but I get it.
Speaker 6:Just another fucking Fucking. Keep doing it.
Speaker 4:I got some ideas for you though, as a side note, that side note's a bullet point.
Speaker 6:dude, let's go.
Speaker 7:So I just tell him kind of what I wanted, and that's what he came up with. I'm like, oh, that's freaking amazing.
Speaker 4:This was like a sleeve of tanning.
Speaker 7:No no, hey, I do have massage lotion, I have cream lotion.
Speaker 1:I have bath bombs, I have all kinds of shit available.
Speaker 7:I'm trying to help out other people with their products too. Whoever wants to stock my products, you know I stand behind them. If I try your products, I stand behind them. Why not stock them? I don't have time to make this and make that and make this. So it's like if we formulate a big ass team and we call it fucking DECA, because we're 10 times stronger than any fucking store coming, we're good to go when people are lined up at the store to pay fucking $3.68,. We're going to be driving around and handing out these fucking magnets.
Speaker 5:Hell yeah.
Speaker 7:Find your closest DECA representative. This is like the Tupperware company.
Speaker 4:I've seen this play.
Speaker 7:Door to door.
Speaker 3:Shout out. I'm trying to be like Jehovah's Witnesses.
Speaker 4:I'm in love with Mary Jane, like right out the window.
Speaker 1:Oh, do we get a good anthem Mr Nice Guy.
Speaker 7:Well, there's got to be something. Well, we got a lot of custom shit coming. My bottom line of my treasure hunt site is people try my product and come and actually purchase the product and check it out. There's other hunts out there. They're doing it to find and steal other people's products and got all these underlying fucked up ultimatums. Fuck that dude. I'm out here. I want everyone to try my product. I saw you hitting the cart. Is that working for you? Oh, dude.
Speaker 4:I say you hit the volcano gate. It was laying there. I figured you just got to crack it open.
Speaker 7:Yeah, it hit trying to keep the microphone up. He's so fucking feeling it. Yes, yes, hell, yeah. So what I'm saying is I, I want people to respect what's going on?
Speaker 5:I've been in the street for 25 years.
Speaker 7:I've been in freaking semis like I. If you watch the first podcast you're like jesus christ. I was with deca. Fuck, I should ask for that motherfucker's autograph, like that's right freaking. You want autograph on here? I got you. You want merch?
Speaker 6:freaking, you're gonna have to talk to this guy because he's like, otherwise, meet me yourself, you know, if you never switch to selling blow, yeah, yeah don't ever switch and it's just fun times and happiness.
Speaker 7:Man, this is our time, this is 420 yes, 420, yeah, baby, 4 fucking 20.
Speaker 4:I haven't honestly had someone this amped up for a 420 my whole life 2010, for me 2010,. Maybe it was a different scenario. I don't want to break it down.
Speaker 7:Well, go back in time, man, because this is 10 times harder for Minnesota. This is us representing.
Speaker 4:This is way better. You are way amped up about your product.
Speaker 6:I have to be.
Speaker 4:It does not work if you are not 100% yourself in any business and you're going to try to fucking promote yourself. You've got to be authentic, you've got to be yourself and clearly you are. Oh, and the product speaks for itself.
Speaker 7:Not everyone's going to agree with it, but you are. Oh yeah, lots of people like to flag us and fuck around, but it's like dude fuck around and find out and come hey, smelt it through the bag.
Speaker 6:Those are my bag and eventually those are going to be custom.
Speaker 7:You watch them custom coming from Bodie Flower custom bag.
Speaker 4:So is it going to be a storefront or is this like QR codes? Is this top secret? Everything's going to be a treasure map Like what are we looking at here?
Speaker 7:Everything right now is just being handed out for free and people are coming and supporting me on the black market, on the streets, because if you go through the, he's like he's going. I'm just like you know, I wouldn't say it otherwise. I don't like wasting my breath or wasting my time.
Speaker 4:I like everyone without, without even going into all that, though, I just feel like it's just a simple fact that Minnesota is one of the most recent places to legalize, and you're on the ground level.
Speaker 6:That's fucking awesome At some point.
Speaker 2:Get creative with it.
Speaker 4:Do the fucking treasure hunts and things you're doing dude, you're.
Speaker 7:Obviously We've always been left out. Everyone's always left us with the black and brown swag and everyone's always left us with this and that and it's like okay, travis Cullen, he did eight years in prison but he did a lot of these years and he brought us beasters and shit. You guys remember beasters from the early 2000s and shit. Well, this dude, you know they kind of fell off the map around like 2004.
Speaker 7:I wonder why, Anyway? But it's like you see the waves in the market on different things happening here and there. The market is changing. We things happening here and there the market is changing. We're hitting 30 plus percent thc. This is I'll fuck a bag. You can't even finish because he's just annihilating you eight different kinds at once.
Speaker 4:It's like right people but like one I don't the game is I never want to challenge the narrative, but I also want to know, like just because I can never not be honest. But it's like where do does one draw the line for the casual motherfucker that's not trying to get in?
Speaker 7:we've talked. We've talked about the rabbit hole. It's so deep in so many different holes like this hole like there was a time when someone could hand you something.
Speaker 4:You fucking hit it and you're like, oh yeah, sometimes people hand you like a vape pen at the bar, actually, you know, you're like wondering if you should check yourself into a psych ward.
Speaker 7:I got those lowers Whoa bro, where is the line?
Speaker 3:Where does the line draw?
Speaker 4:where you just go. I just want to get Tali's head. I got it.
Speaker 7:You guys didn't tell me that.
Speaker 1:No, not tonight.
Speaker 4:Not on a regular basis.
Speaker 7:You hit your QR code. And you hit your qr code and you come and check me up and you say, hey, deca, what's up on that cheap shit? And you say, hey, dude, I got it all fucking day. I got fucking pounds for like eight to ten, eight hundred to a thousand. Come get them, dude, clear me the fuck out, I love your organic outdoor minnesota loud and proud product. No more hiding it in the fucking woods and mass fucking see, like that's maybe a different podcast hey, that's like 420 baby yeah yeah 420.
Speaker 7:Fuck yeah, like fucking george straight, just give it away. Well, no, not give it away, but the flower market is just getting crushed. So what the? Even in california? You see it, it's all about concentrates. You know, I've been doing concentrates since, like oh five, oh four, and people are like what the fuck are you making dude? What the fuck is this? And there's like no rigs, there's no nothing. Nowadays, people only use concentrate, people only will vape a live rosin disposable. People only do this or only do that.
Speaker 4:They're so fucking picky so it's like so poor. I never had the option. It was like you just did what was available.
Speaker 7:You took your swag, you cleaned the fucking seat out, you cleaned the stem out, you smoked it, sometimes it was cheaper, sometimes it came with seeds.
Speaker 4:The game is so hard now.
Speaker 7:Sometimes it was gas Inconsistent.
Speaker 2:The game is so hard now If it isn't gas like I passed around right now.
Speaker 7:People pass on you. People are like I'll get the next. You know, the funny thing about it is you know, in that area you just you learned who you could trust and who you could hey, okay. So one thing pier 420 topic how many people would be interested in a marijuana subscription service? I wanted to at least throw that out there because you could subscribe on the four dollars. On x, I have 1200 viewers. All of a sudden I got 4800800. That everyone's viewing. I could use that money after tax to buy products to go and hide. Now you get a cool volcano.
Speaker 2:Now you get a cool mighty for a chance at it If you do a subscription service. You're saying that allows you to be into these separate treasure hunts.
Speaker 7:It'll be same big treasures I'm doing. Or just way bigger, more high dollar stuff same big everything I'm doing, but one big item. So if I do 12 drops a month and you divide that by your four dollars.
Speaker 7:You're paying 20 fucking cents or 50 cents to maybe get a 500 volcano, maybe get a 400 mighty, maybe you know, maybe it's a gas card. Maybe I have people call out hey, I could fucking use straight cash this week week. Deca, fucking people are racing for this shit. I have a lot of people tell me, like when you threw it, all the homies, hey man, we all smoked, or whatever. I have a lot of people tell me, hey man, I had cancer. I couldn't, I didn't afford anything, I couldn't make it, I needed your edibles. They helped me with the pain. This is why I'm out here. Yeah, you gotta to stand behind your product.
Speaker 4:You should make a song about this shit.
Speaker 7:I've been saying that forever. If I made a song, I would instantly have all kinds of other life issues where if I threw shit out there that was really gangster and really how my life is. You got to watch my first podcast.
Speaker 4:That didn't mean gangster. It seemed much more peaceful.
Speaker 7:If I make any kind of anything. That's how it ends up being Because, people, I'm so pro marijuana and I'm so against what they've done to us. Oh, dude, you give me anything. They gave me the mic At the motherfucking.
Speaker 4:Stick show. I got a mic right now, bruh.
Speaker 7:Well, I ain't trying to rap In front of motherfuckers.
Speaker 4:Honestly, no, like I mean this In the best way, like it seemed as if you were kind of the cadence of your speech and everything I was like you could present this in a way oh shit, he's analyzing it from the album, the whole fucking album could be about it.
Speaker 7:That's what Cody's for. He could make me, in a few TikToks, pass this shit through. See what's up with everybody promote, promote promote Stay Minnesota. If you go buy some shit from California, you get it mailed to your fucking house. Eventually that leads to bad shit. We won't even fucking go there until a goddamn another podcast. But that doesn't support me. Your money goes to fuck California or Colorado. You'll never fucking see it again. My money goes to fucking Bodie. It goes to fucking Cody.
Speaker 5:It goes to fucking Sam it goes to fucking you.
Speaker 7:It goes to every motherfucker around. You get the theory it goes to the laundry man. You guys keep your money in minnesota. Stay minnesota proud. Fuck big business moving in with their cookie I'm just saying, you know that they personally burnt me on 105 pounds fuck those motherfuckers.
Speaker 6:Authentic, genuine passion and keeping the product organic, natural, and then also establishing, like minnesota, as a place on the map, but also uplifting like members of the community, is what I'm getting see this dude's like my motherfucking hair.
Speaker 7:I throw shit everywhere and he's like okay, talk to you tomorrow. This is gonna be amazing. I fucking love every, every time I throw some shit out there, at least in his art world, in his brain you can pull out.
Speaker 6:It's just like telling, like going back to like telling that story, like like uh see where it says intended for daily use.
Speaker 7:Snoop dogg, you know, everyone smoke weed every day and and that 420 baby mexicans at fuma mota, fuma mota, tata slash dies smoke we ever do, intended for daily use. It says right on there, you know Mexican RT.
Speaker 3:Well, boys, what do you think Been a successful 420? We got off on some fucking tangents today If you stuck around. I mean, we were gangsters, we were mudding, we were fucking playing ball with Caitlin Clark. We've been to the moon and back, and I think that's what 420 is all about. As the only sober guy in here, I think I'm allowed to say that he's driving us all home.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I mean, I hope the people enjoyed it. I want to thank our guests driving in the rain today, risking their lives, enduring flat tire deca out fucking running through the rain. He got his tesla umbrella I didn't fuck around.
Speaker 7:I got multiple backpacks to bring everybody all their own DECA drop, that's what we do around here.
Speaker 5:We want you guys to see what's up.
Speaker 7:Everyone try their product. If you like it, go out there and support it. If you don't like it, tell DECA to go fuck himself.
Speaker 1:On that note, thank you for listening. Thank you for enjoying 420 with us.
Speaker 3:What do you think, sammy? I think if you made it to this far into the podcast on YouTube, drop a smoke emoji. Yeah, what are we giving the people this week, drop your b-hole.
Speaker 1:What's something we could do to Bean Boy or something.
Speaker 4:Let me just tell you something. My boy, jake LaCoste, has got an album dropping May 4th. Of North Jake I got like two or three songs on it National Star Wars Day.
Speaker 2:Check it out. You drop it on National Star Wars Day.
Speaker 1:That's baller.
Speaker 4:May the 4th dude. He's fucking putting himself against.
Speaker 2:Jedis, dude, that's crazy.
Speaker 4:Jake don't give a fuck about no competition, including me. That's why it became not his competition. He was an ally.
Speaker 5:So you guys are fighting the Jedi together.
Speaker 4:Hell yeah, if he called upon me for such scenarios oh yeah, I'm always ready.
Speaker 7:Hey, key bullies. We got puppies for sale right now American bullies they need to go home New home, mary Town just had her puppies.
Speaker 1:All right, we got it.
Speaker 3:That's a fucking wrap, boys. That's a wrap on this one.
Speaker 7:It's a gangster community, puppies.
