Josh Dubin

I mean, you were the one that said you should really think about this.

And my therapist urged me on to it.

And I think, you know, so I know that the literature is there.

It's just we have to get past this whole, it's so weird that you mentioned that.

I was talking to a guy on the plane on the way down who asked me if marijuana legalization passed in Florida because we were talking about, you know, where are you from, this and that.

And he was telling me that...

He was from Colorado.

And he told me that, you know, in Colorado, when marijuana was legalized, that there was this whole movement of people that were saying that it would be a gateway drug and that it was going to lead people down the slippery slope to doing other hardcore drugs.

And he said, you know, the gulf between smoking weed and turning into a meth addict doesn't exist.

He said that the bridge between the two doesn't exist.

And if you start walking marijuana use and trying to link it to alcohol,

drugs that the U.S.

government considers a problem, the link just isn't there.

So, I mean, he was sort of trying to explain to me how he didn't understand how marijuana is any different than alcohol.

And I said, well, go tell that to the state legislator in Florida.

I don't know what to tell you.

Did it not pass in Florida?

It got 58%.

And it needed 60%.

Really?