Kevin Booth

What I loved about all those people was that they were the kings of wishful thinking. And what I hated about all those people was that they were the kings of wishful thinking. The whole thing was just based on those kind of people that would sit around getting high going on.

What I loved about all those people was that they were the kings of wishful thinking. And what I hated about all those people was that they were the kings of wishful thinking. The whole thing was just based on those kind of people that would sit around getting high going on.

I was told by people that there's this guy in Englewood that was a cancer patient and he was helping supply a bunch of other cancer patients and people that are HIV positive with marijuana. And then they bring me to this place is like, oh my God, because the first time ever in my life where I've seen name brands on marijuana and they had

I was told by people that there's this guy in Englewood that was a cancer patient and he was helping supply a bunch of other cancer patients and people that are HIV positive with marijuana. And then they bring me to this place is like, oh my God, because the first time ever in my life where I've seen name brands on marijuana and they had

chocolate bars that had logos on it and marijuana that had logos on it and a glass case that looked like a store and everything's packaged and logoed and marketed. It was just like, you're freaking kidding.

chocolate bars that had logos on it and marijuana that had logos on it and a glass case that looked like a store and everything's packaged and logoed and marketed. It was just like, you're freaking kidding.

You go into this, quote, doctor's visit, and he's like, are you so-and-so? Yeah. Do you have anxiety? Yeah, I guess so. Okay. That was it? Yeah, that was it. All right, bye. You're good for a year. Bye.

You go into this, quote, doctor's visit, and he's like, are you so-and-so? Yeah. Do you have anxiety? Yeah, I guess so. Okay. That was it? Yeah, that was it. All right, bye. You're good for a year. Bye.

Look, it's always been recreational. That was the thing. You got with these people and there'd always be like the one guy that really was sick, or maybe he's a burn victim that I knew, or just different people that really, I mean, they really needed it to get through the day, but they would be surrounded by a bunch of other people that would be like, if I don't get my medicine, I'm going to die.

Look, it's always been recreational. That was the thing. You got with these people and there'd always be like the one guy that really was sick, or maybe he's a burn victim that I knew, or just different people that really, I mean, they really needed it to get through the day, but they would be surrounded by a bunch of other people that would be like, if I don't get my medicine, I'm going to die.

And you'd be like, what? You know, just admit you're getting high like the rest of us. I don't need the lecture about like your problems. Let's just get high. Like, it's fun, okay? Just leave it at that.

And you'd be like, what? You know, just admit you're getting high like the rest of us. I don't need the lecture about like your problems. Let's just get high. Like, it's fun, okay? Just leave it at that.

It just, of course, imploded. I mean, when I got started in this thing, $3,000 was a pound. By the time I was leaving L.A., you couldn't even get $1,000 for a pound.

It just, of course, imploded. I mean, when I got started in this thing, $3,000 was a pound. By the time I was leaving L.A., you couldn't even get $1,000 for a pound.

Some guy that's driving it to the east coast, he's going to drive it to the east coast and sell it for $5,000 a pound. And so every single thing happening in California was driving the price down in California.

Some guy that's driving it to the east coast, he's going to drive it to the east coast and sell it for $5,000 a pound. And so every single thing happening in California was driving the price down in California.

It's weird doing these drug war documentaries because I don't watch it for a while. And then you put it on and you're like, he's dead. Oh, he's dead. He's dead.

It's weird doing these drug war documentaries because I don't watch it for a while. And then you put it on and you're like, he's dead. Oh, he's dead. He's dead.

I think Colorado legalized this first, right? That's when everybody in California was like, we blew it. Why? Because people in California could not agree on how to make it work.

I think Colorado legalized this first, right? That's when everybody in California was like, we blew it. Why? Because people in California could not agree on how to make it work.