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nathan fielder hiring a ghostwriter to help write a fake book about how a man lost 100 pounds just by working for a moving company. then gets this man to appear on several local news channels promoting working for a moving company instead of paying for a gym. also steve jobs was his childhood friend.

Is it legal hemp or illegal marijuana? Can you tell the difference by smell? Many police officers don't know the difference and most don't care. If it smells like marijuana and looks like marijuana they'll make an arrest and there are judges who will sign off on it, hemp be damned. Regardless of the actual law. Officer Austin Wolfe of the Fletcher, North Carolina Police department responded April 2026 to neighbor complaints about a strong marijuana-like odor coming from an apartment. At the door he told the resident he’d received multiple complaints and wanted a quick discussion about the smell, which he identified as marijuana. The resident stayed inside, spoke through the doorway (camera running), and stated he does not smoke marijuana. He explained the odor was from legal hemp / THCa flower purchased nearby—across from a police station—and that it is fully legal federally and in North Carolina under the Farm Bill standard (under 0.3% delta-9 THC). Wolfe replied that marijuana is not legal in the state and that, without proof the product was compliant hemp, he had no reason to accept the explanation. He noted the smell was detectable before he even reached the building and that it was entering neighboring units with open windows. Wolfe didn't push the issue. The resident agreed to be more mindful. No warrant was presented, the resident never fully opened the door or stepped outside, and the encounter ended with the officer advising consideration for neighbors rather than an entry, search, or arrest. This is a textbook example of the practical gray area created by legal hemp that is visually and aromatically identical to illegal marijuana. Officers can knock and talk on a neighbor odor complaint; they generally cannot force entry into a private residence on smell alone. North Carolina courts have continued to treat cannabis odor as a relevant factor in vehicle probable-cause analyses even after hemp legalization, but home-entry standards remain higher. ❓Do you know the difference between hemp and marijuana? ❓Was this person smart to keep the door to his apartment closed? What could have happened had he opened it? ❓Should a person have to prove to the police that a product they purchased legally is not illegal?

Yall wanna see sum wild… Earlier this year I opened up a pac with legit METAL in it.. 🤢🤮 completely fucked my grinder. I was so pissed I had to take that L and throw everything away. It was only a lil qp but still.. Fastest I ever cut someone off in my life.

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