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The article you linked was published 12 years ago, so clearly there has been quite some time between the event and the current person you are today. That leads me to ask: you’ve presented your viewpoints in a fairly calm, coherent way in this post that might invite debate. Do you remember how you presented such viewpoints in the class, as a much younger person?

I’m not trying to insinuate that you deserved to be treated the way you were, it just strikes me as REALLY strange that your classmates and professor would react in such a way given how you present the event in the post.

“For the converted and curious” converted from what? To what? Curious about what?

Hey, sorry if I wasn’t clear, but I was specifically asking about the way that your presented your argument during class, not how you were socially in general. It’s perfectly possible to be friendly and affable generally but during a serious discussion on a topic you are passionate about present your views in a different way. Certainly I know I’ve experienced times when I’ve talked about something I feel strongly about and I use very strong expressions/verbiage because I’m fired up at the time.

As a company who wants to change the stigma around cannabis but who’s product is offering entertainment centered around it, what’s the buy in for someone who A) doesn’t care about cannabis or B) dislikes cannabis. What do you offer/how do you get them onboarded into your platform? Why wouldn’t they just stick with Netflix or YouTube?

Appreciate the reply.

So what sets you apart as a service and what value does being centered around cannabis bring to a streaming platform?

How much does the platform revolve around cannabis? Could I find something like family guy on your service (if not now then eventually)?