Steve Robinson

selling a product that someone is addicted to.

There's a lot of money to be made in that.

Depending on how it's formulated.

I think it has to be a... I'm not aware of an injectable form.

It has to be formulated differently in order to be vapeable.

And the only combinations of vapable 7-OH I found were in combination with THC.

But again, these were available on websites that are still legal in some cases, shipped through the United States Postal Service, purchased totally legally.

There are no laws that I'm aware of.

against 7-OH.

There are some counties, maybe, in southern states that have developed ordinances against them.

But by and large, states have yet to figure out what's going on and prohibit it.

But it's happening, in Maine at least, it's happening systematically.

The same family that purchased the Bros 2, where I got those tablets next to Tucker's studio, has purchased other gas stations and convenience stores in Maine.

And almost every gas station and convenience store and motel in Maine, north of Portland, has been purchased by basically the same family.

And the playbook that they run once they purchase it is to

stop making the red hot dogs and chicken parmesan sandwiches and pizza and bring in the pipes and the fake hemp products and the 7-oh products and You know, it's it has all the hallmarks of something that's being done according to a plan and the goal might not be to you know weaken the American people broadly by getting them addicted to shady shit like

you know, high potency THC or THC-P or 7-OH.

That's the effect of it, though.

And the other effect of it is to make gobs and gobs of money.

I just can't emphasize enough how much money is being made on this.