Chadd Wright

Yeah, I do too, man.

I chew tobacco.

Pretty much since I was about 13 years old.

But, you know, as you get older, you start to try to optimize everything because the world tells you everything's going to kill you.

Is chewing tobacco going to kill you?

Well, you know.

I've heard people get mouth cancer.

Yeah, that's the main thing is mouth cancer.

Mouth cancer is pretty nasty.

All forms of cancer are pretty nasty, but mouth cancer can really screw you up.

And I think it's the chemicals that they spray on the tobacco when they're growing the tobacco.

So I don't know, maybe if you grew tobacco organically and then you chewed it.

It wouldn't give you mouth cancer?

You know...

Yeah, that stuff is everywhere.

I mean, it's not it's never going to go anywhere because, you know, when I was in the Navy, I lived in Virginia and we moved out to a rural community and they grew corn and soybeans primarily in the fields and nothing else would grow in that dirt.

Like you could walk the rows of those crops, you know, and there would not be a single weed growing in the field.

Nothing would grow except for the genetically modified seed or whatever they put out there.

You know what I mean?

And how long does that stay in the soil?