Nick Martell

And we think it's because it became recreational.

Legalized weed resulted in huge oversupply of the green, with plummeting prices across the country.

But psychedelics could avoid all of that by playing a different playbook.

They could go medical.

Because no one is better at controlling supply to maximize profit than the US medical industry.

Right.

Ah, yeah, these psychedelics, that could be a $10 billion drug market.

If they turn into gummies that you can buy at the store.

Or they could be a $100 billion healthcare market.

If they stay behind the tight grip of your doctor and his prescription pad.

Besties, add it all up and the money is in prescriptions, baby, not over the counter.

If you have to ask your insurance company to reimburse it, it's probably really freaking expensive.

It's probably a profit, puppy.

Let us know what you think in the comments, and Jack and I will hit the commercial.

See you in a minute.

For our third and final story, happy refund day to all those who celebrate because the Supreme Court just said so.

166 billion of tariffs are getting refunded.

Christmas comes early for U.S.

corporations, but only two companies will share the gifts with you and me.

Ah, Yeti's tariffs.