nnabis in the past year has nearly tripled since 2015. So that's about the time that Trump announced his candidacy. And the demographic group that does the highest percentage of voting, the over 65s, started smoking three times more marijuana than before or three times more people are smoking.

And I'm surprised honestly because if you're not operating heavy equipment and you're retired, I would think that number would be a lot bigger, frankly. How many of you have ever said to yourself, "Well, I kind of liked that marijuana when I was in my 20s, but you know, once I had children in the house and you know I had to take drug tests for my job and all that, I just let all that go." But then you turn 65 and let's say you retired and you don't have that much to do and you don't have many hobbies. Well, you've led a good life so far. The odds of the marijuana being the thing that kills you after you retire, pretty low. Pretty low.

Now, I'm not recommending it. I'm just making a prediction that if you think that a tripling of marijuana use among the retired is a lot, I feel like that tripling is going to maybe triple again. So we'll see. That's just a prediction.

Leftist pot heads are killing the country, says Jennifer. Maybe. I don't know if it's because they pot or because they are the type of people who want to kill the country, but on top of that, they smoke pot. So I don't know if it's a cause, but yeah, there's a whole different situation if you're in your productive years.

Well, let me give you the best advice I can give you on marijuana use. I've said this before. I don't recommend it because it's a drug and I'm not a doctor. Those of you who paid attention know I didn't recommend that you get any shots for the pandemic. Although the internet believes the opposite of that. But I've always said I'm not a doctor. So you know, don't put anything in your body that I tell you to, except maybe vitamin D. That's about it. So don't listen to me.

However, you should know the following. In my experience, the biggest change that marijuana has on a person is to make them more of what they already were. So I'm a creative person and I've always been unusually creative. It makes me more creative. I've also been an ambitious person. So I'm always up for starting a new project, starting a new product, inventing something, you know, doing a podcast. So I'm always looking to try stuff. For me, marijuana makes me do more of that. And both of those are good things. So more creative and more energy to do a new thing.

But that's only because I'm smart enough to know there are two kinds of marijuana. One of them makes you want to do stuff and that would be sativa. And the other kind is called indica and just makes you lazy and want to take a nap. Now despite me being a go-getter kind of personality, if I do the wrong kind, well then I just want a nap too. So be just like anybody else. But if you knew which kind to do and you knew that accentuating whatever it is you got going for you might be useful, it might work for you.

I like to exercise and work out. When I smoke marijuana, I like it even more. So for me, it accentuated a bunch of good habits I had. And if it accentuated any bad ones, I don't know. I can't think of one. However, if your biggest problem in life was that you didn't have a direction and you were too lazy, you were too timid to do what you needed to do, then the marijuana would make you lazier and more timid and less likely to succeed. So you should know yourself. If you're the kind of person t