Speaker: Leo
Leo: Hello, my name is Leo and. Hemp has helped me. In many ways, in ways that I can think And many more possibilities. And It's helped me sleep, stay calm. It's helped me. Become a better person.
Leo: Hemp has helped me, from when I've taken it, it's helped me. Really think about my life and how I can be better, how I can improve my life in different ways. And it really helps me. Calm my mind, be able to sleep better, so I wake up fresh the next day. And To be able to accomplish my goals and be able to think about future goals that I would have never thought of without it. And To be able to grow. And create new habits that will help me reach these goals that will later on be able to improve my future. And make my life a lot easier, better.
Leo: If these products come off the shelf on December 11th, the changes for me will. Be detrimental because. In many ways, hemp has helped me figure out what I want to do in my life and be able to accomplish these things, and without it, it'll just It would just hurt me. And And It's just not good.
Leo: For lawmakers to get right on hemp is to be able to. Make it more accessible so that. You people aren't getting as hurt from. These other fake hemps. That these These Aftermarket hemps that have a lot of chemicals in them is what's really making a bad rep for hemps, and it's. It's what's probably one of the causes why this law is might be in place. If hemp is more accessible, it can be regulated a lot better. And less people will have less side effects, more less people will have side effects from this. And it'll be overall better for the industry.
