i'm going to fight for the industry which, yes, involves fighting for bcc.ry to get in touch with brian, talk with him about the need to really step up given some of what i know with what the opposition is doing. the more industry support we can get behind this, the better. this is bigger than breckenridge right now. he is a smart businessman, but i'm not sure that he thinks it as far through as i do. i certainly would prefer that we work together than that we work separately. there's power in numbers on that one. >> this is brian. >> brian does not know i have a grow. i don't think i'm going to tell him right now. i don't know that it's relevant to this conversation. >> hello. >> hey, brian, it's katherine. >> hey, katherine, how you doing? >> i just wanted to talk to you a little bit about the main street fight and kind of figure out what you were thinking, where you wanted to go with it, kind of what your plan was right now. >> registered voters, get people to register to vote is really our only planned move at this point in time. i have heard that the op

i'm going to fight for the industry which, yes, involves fighting for bcc.oday is to try to get in touch with brian, talk with him about the need to really step up given some of what i know with what the opposition is doing. the more industry support we can get behind this, the better. this is bigger than breckenridge right now. he is a smart businessman, but i'm not sure that he thinks it as far through as i do. i certainly would prefer that we work together than we work separately. there's power in numbers on that one. >> this is brian. >> brian does not know i have a grow. i don't think i'm going to tell him right now. i don't know that it's relevant to this conversation. >> hello. >> hey, brian, it's katherine. >> hey, katherine, how you doing? >> i just wanted to talk to you a little bit about the main street fight and kind of figure out what you were thinking, where you wanted to go with it, kind of what your plan was right now. >> registered voters, get people to register to vote is really our own planned move at this point in time. i have heard that

i left bcc because we had fundamental differences i think in perspectives, opinions.urned out to be almost everything we disagreed on. i'd say that the safety conditions were probably the catalyst to me saying i got to get out of here. everyone in breck sees the lines. everyone knows it's a successful business and that it's all cash. they're going to have a target painted on their back and i really hope they see that coming. >> turn it, turn it, turn it. >> all our money is going into this project. the longer this project takes, the less money we have. people do, you know, know this is a marijuana place. and they're like, those guys have deep pockets, but it's not true. we have no money. >> it's a big expensive baby and we're banking everything on this guy or else we won't have the supply we need for the stores. we won't have the money we need to keep going. we can't profit off what other people charge for whole sale marijuana. so we decided to build a second story which is going to make it 16,000 square feet. once built, we'll definitely be one of the larger fully fu

i think that bcc is a place where i really feel at home. never really been serious about anything. never really known what i want to do. with my life, you know, and i feel like i've found a place that i can be and that i'm comfortable. this is a lot easier, you know, to not sleep for an entire 36 hours when you love the people that -- that you're doing it for. >> maura is one of the two employees that we've had for the last several months. she recently got promoted to an assistant manager at the store which is nice for her, and i think it's nice for the store, too. she's outspoken and very creative and has a lot of great ideas. >> guys, we really appreciate you working your asses off. >> sweet. >> and we couldn't have done this without you so we have some little presents. it's just a joint and a sticker. >> you guys are awesome. you get to enjoy it. >> i got the sticker. >> and maura and i have both decided that we want a demotion because you guys have your karma jars. >> my tip jars never look like that. >> come by and we'll throw you a si

the first and only car with direct adaptive steering. ♪ the 328 horsepower q50, from infiniti. >>> bcct. we're actually headed to our garden right now to bring some more product over. >> trying to get these boxes of weed back to the store. normally it would have taken us, you know, a week to sell what we went through in five hours this morning. >> santa. >> what we all desire. just to get through. >> oh, my god. >> yeah, there is still a line out to the next block. i can't believe this line hasn't let up once. >> and so these are the strains that we have available. >> i told you, it's really strong. >> the easiest job we have, checking i.d.s. this guy didn't show up. you hire someone and they sign up for the schedule and then don't come, so caitlin is down there right now checking i.d.s and i am checking the i.d. book or the rules book for what i'm allowed to accept here. >> how are you guys doing here today? >> i'm getting used to all these new i.d.s. >> you guys are out here from nebraska. very nice. i'll check yours, too. >> you're good to go. >> can i see your i.d., please. >> i di

how about if we stick with extension for bcc and make a decision before november 4th that way we haven'ter people out and we try to solve the decision ourself. >> that is the most illusive path forward yet. >> my fear is the people that want to slow that down will drag that out continually. i see us in february back in that room having this exact same conversation where brian is again fighting for another extension because we haven't finalized any regulation and brian is doing just fine and he hasn't made any problems. >> can i have a roll call, please. >> my wolf? >> yes. >> my lawrence. >> yes. >> christopher? >> yes. >> mr. burk. >> yes. >> yes. >> mr. gallagher? >> my vote is yes, but the record will show based upon the assumption >> wow. >> unanimous. >> a unanimous vote. >> i'll take six months. >> what it continues to look like is brian gets what brian wants and everybody else is picking up scraps. you exercise. you choose the salad. occasionally. but staying well - physically, financially, emotionally - its hard on your own. so cigna's got your back, and your knees, 24/7. cigna's

recuse themselves prior to any discussion or vote of the main street marijuana issue or extension of the bccons in conjunction with the delayed change of location appear to be a conflict of interest on the part of this council. tut, mayor warner, we request that the council recuse mark burke, elisabeth lawrence and erin giglio from all voting on main street marijuana issues. >> i don't think i will, gary. my understanding of a legal contribution is that if it's legal, it's been reported, there is no conflict of interest if you choose to act in favor or against the proponent who gave you considerable contribution. >> i have no financial gain whether they stay or leave airport road or come on main street or anything to. have someone stand up here and speak the way you're speaking, it's offensive quite frankly. >> gary, i just find it ironic. you yourself, you're a bmf supporter. more than four times the amount of my gain contributions came from people who are current or recent bmf board members, so here in a month when we talk about our bmf funds next year should i recuse myself? would you lik