Adam from Cantrip

Carbonation is a texture and I will die on this hill

There should be no debate about this: intoxicating THC products should not be sold to children. Anyone buying these products should know exactly what they are and exactly how much THC they contain. Right now, it’s the Wild West. That’s dangerous — especially for our kids and young adults — and Congress must act now to change this.

I’d like to extend a heartfelt thank you to myself for taking the bold leap into cryptocurrency trading, and offer my sincere gratitude to my coach, @michthegod_ for guiding me every step of the way. 💯 In just two hours, I turned an $800 investment into a $20,000 profit. Quite remarkable, really! 🤩📈

Having watched FROZEN about a dozen times this summer (toddler!), I think the two problems with Hans are that a) the twist doesn’t make sense in hindsight and b) there’s no evil reprise of “Love is an Open Door” (a la Jafar’s version of “Prince Ali”) when the twist is revealed

There’s Nothing Wrong With Seed Oils

Dude replace his dad drink with THC and his reactions is funny 😂

Gen Alpha has already started roasting Gen Z. 😂😂😂😂😂

Here's the DEA saying, quite clearly, the "vast majority" of people that use cannabis do so in a manner that does not "result in dangers to themselves or to their communities." Pretty astonishing.

hot take: most founders fail because of distribution, not product.

the two biggest unlocks for me as a founder: 1/ working weekends 2/ investing in mental health early on, I would go to bed with a to-do list of things to work on the following day but by the next morning: something broke, someone needs something from me, there’s an escalated customer in my inbox, there are people issues to resolve… and suddenly I have 3 extra meetings on my calendar by that night, not a single thing from my list got done now repeat that every single day. that’s life as a startup founder… and it used to drive me mad but I’ve come around to learn that that is the job: solving problems, removing blockers, and making difficult decisions I started to religiously work every weekend — that’s where I do my deep work. it’s the only way I can be more present during the weeks without feeling like I’m drowning I’ve matured a ton as a founder. I feel much more grounded today in what I can and cannot control I’ve also invested a ton in improving my mental health: > meditate every morning > 7+ hours of sleep > no phone in the morning > cut coffee cold turkey > read an hour before bed > surf, yoga, breathwork, nature recently, when people ask how work is going, I tell them: I'm working more, and harder, than I ever have. But I feel less stressed and more in control than ever before

They now have White Castle machines in Logan. This Is huge.

Already illegal in Mass but also the exception that proves the rule: States ban happy hour because they don’t want a market that efficiently maximizes alcohol sales

Weed smokers have to defend their entire existence while alcoholics get invited to brunch.

I continue to believe there’s a massive business opportunity in the CPG space by making “healthier” versions of foods and drinks people already love. Take the seed oils and chemical preservatives out, replace them with cleaner ingredients, slap some good branding on it, partner with some influencers, and charge a premium. You don’t even have to invent anything new. Millennials and Gen Xers grew up eating all of this ultraprocessed slop while every subsequent generation seems more conscious around food science and what they put in their body. Just go down the list of Kraft Heinz and PepsiCo brands and start picking them off.