[Jim singing] Oh, I'm just a farmer.
I'm just shoveling the hay.
Just a farmer.
[speaking] I'm an actor who's acting like a farmer.
I don't know what I'm doing.
Do you know what I'm doing?
[Facetime pings]
-Eddy. -[Eddy on phone] Hello, Jim.
How are you, man?
I'm good, man. How are you? You busy?
Yeah, you know, I got the farm here.
I got expansion going to other states.
-It's-- -Enough of that, okay?
I don't want to hear about that.
I got some jobs for you I think you should go do.
You got to get to work and I got to get back to my vacation
Hold on a second.
Yeah, more Prosecco in a moment, please. Thank you.
Come on, man. You sent me three scripts.
They're all grandfather roles.
I don't want to play grandfathers.
-Can you find me something else? -[laughing]
Give me Liam Neeson roles,
those action things where he's protecting his kids.
Give me something with heroes.
I don't want to play these old [bleep] grandfathers.
Listen, I don't care if you're playing an 80-year-old.
-I need you to go to work. -I'm playing a turtle.
Not even just a turtle in an animated show. A grandfather,
"Oh, the little fishies, you're gonna be all right."
[laughing]
You know, if you want, maybe I can get them
to make the turtle have a girlfriend who's hot,
-you know, like a hot turtle girlfriend. -Ooh.
Alright, I'll re-read it.
[Jim scatting]
I'm just not gonna do the grandpa thing. I'm just not gonna do it.
This is a different phase of your life.
You're a grandpa now. Why not play a grandpa?
-It's real. -No, I am a farmer now.
You are a grandpa farmer actually.
-And what are you? -The grandpa that takes care of Jim.
-Yeah. -Takes care of grandpa Jim.
The grandpa Jim. Thanks.
Alright, what have we got, man?
[Chris] Updates on all of our expansion.
Tucson, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts...
-Yeah. -Doing very well.
See? I told you.
Let's expand. There's great people out there.
What's next?
-I went to Shelbyville. -Alright.
-Can't believe that facility, Jim. -Right?
Turn key. Ready to go.
[exhales] God, it'd be great to have a place with no problems.
Illinois, Chicago, right where we belong.
We have a unique opportunity in Shelbyville, Illinois.
It's a 10,000 square foot facility
that's being managed by a group of farmers
who got a grow license in the state of Illinois.
[Jim] It's a charity license
and they hire everybody in town.
And all the profits go back into the city, into the town,
into the charitable work that that county is doing.
[Chris] Getting into Chicago for Jim and I is, you know, it's our home base.
So it's really a great feeling to get back there.
I think it's the best out of all of the opportunities we've had by far.
Well then, why would they want us if they're doing very well?
You know, they're farmers. It's difficult for them.
It's a complicated business.
They just don't have the time to spend to manage it.
And they're looking to bring somebody in
-to take all of that burden off of them. -It's interesting.
We can come in and manage this grove,
we can launch the Belushi brands in Illinois,
my hometown, my home state.
Let's do some vetting. Let's get Gia down there to check it out.
Let's see what's going on there.
With this expansion, I needed help.
So we brought Gia on to oversee everything.
She's like a perfect COO.
She has a degree in plant science.
She's grown, she's done administration.
She knows everything in cannabis from seed to sale.
And she's the perfect scout to send down there in front of us
just to make sure that it is what Chris said it is.
-Let's do it, man. -[Chris] Oh, great.
You know what would be great, Chris?
I got that Blues Brothers concert at the Joliet Prison
that was in the Blues Brothers movie.
It was closed down, so they're putting a museum there
with Blues Brothers and other films that shot there.
They want us to open it, right?
If we can coordinate the Shelbyville grove
with the Blues Brothers concert,
that would be a perfect time to launch the Blues Brothers and Belushi Farms in Illinois.
-Oh my God. -We'd get a lot of press for it.
They said there are like, 6,000, 8,000 who'll show up.
Let's target that date.
-Can you imagine that? -Let's turn the key, man.
-Turn the key. -Let's turn the key.
I've been trying to get into Illinois for four years.
And Shelbyville is the perfect opportunity.
We can grow our strands, our quality
and I can distribute through Illinois.
And we're gonna kick it off with the Blues Brothers.
It's a homecoming.
This is really a good business.
What's with your elbow?
I put some of that CBD salve on it.
-It still hurts a little bit. -Put some more on.
Did you just call me a moron?
I said, "Put some more on."
Do you think that grandpa turtle has got bad elbows too?
[upbeat music playing]
Chicago!
[playing harmonica]
People are really nice to be in Chicago.
Welcome to my city!
Well, to get to Shelbyville, you got to fly into Chicago.
So every time I fly into Chicago,
I gotta walk my old streets.
This is where John and Judy lived.
He was on the top floor.
-Oh wow. -Look at these stairs.
They're so steep. I remember. You know why?
[Chris] Why?
John and Judy moved around the corner.
-"Jimmy, can you help me move?" -Oh yeah. There you go.
And from the second floor, down the stairs, down these stairs,
two blocks to the apartment on Crilly Court.
Worked our ass off.
This is what he did.
And he went like this.
He goes, "Here. You worked hard today."
So I said...
"No, John. That's alright."
He said, "No, take it. You worked hard."
"John, I'm your brother. It's okay."
-And he said, "Okay." -And put it back.
Put it back. And I went, "Wait a minute. I was gonna take it the third time."
He goes, "I only offer twice."
Illinois is my home state.
It's where I was raised. It's where John was raised.
That Midwest Illinois connection is deeply rooted in my family.
And it's an honor to bring the Blues Brothers cannabis
plant medicine back to Illinois.
-Hi. -[man] Hello.
-[Jim] You getting married? -[man] Yeah.
[Jim] Cool. That's a pretty dress.
This is a great, great city to fall in love.
I fell in love on this beach six or seven times.
It was always a different spot for a different girl.
Oh, I'm gonna get in trouble for that, aren't I?
[Dave] Hey, Larry. How's it going?
[Larry] Dave! Good to see you.
[Dave] Good to see you. Have you seen Jim?
Oh, [laughs] no.
Why don't you come on down to my office
and I'll tell you all about it?
[bleep]
-So how you been, Larry? -[groans] Doing alright, Dave.
I'm here to talk to Jim about this new fertigation system we're putting in.
Fertigation, yes. He told me about that.
He's out of town for the next couple weeks,
-so-- -What? I was supposed to meet with him today.
You're meeting with me.
My path to take over this farm, it means everything to me.
Heading up this fertigation system is right up my alley.
It's fertigation.
So it's me and you?
Until we get it done.
I don't think I told Dave that Larry's gonna help him with this project.
Sorry, Dave.
Okay.
If Larry ends up running this farm,
we'll be in here fixing [bleep] all the time.
What a pain in the ass.
So, we got motherships one, two, three and four.
-So right here is where the fertigation building goes. -Mmm-hmm.
[Dave] Right now, the guys are hand watering, hand fertilizing.
You have chances for error.
This fertigation system, it just takes all of that out.
It's pretty cool. They put all the nutrients
inside this building here, and then it all mixes
-and then it distributes to these greenhouses. -Wow.
Jim's gonna love this thing. No more human error. Everything is automated.
He can operate it from his phone.
The fertigation building comes fully loaded.
All the controls and mixing stations are already inside
and are ready to go.
What we need to do is mark out a spot for it
and dig out some of the trenches
so that we can run utility lines to the greenhouses.
Once that's done, we drop the building on some footings
and hook up the lines, and it's good to go.
That sounds like a lot of pipe.
It's a lot of pipe. A lot of digging.
Oh, I'm gonna have fun doing that.
-Oh God. -Right?
We're back, man.
Fertigation. [laughs]
[emphasizing]
I was made for this.
-[bleep] -[dog whining]
[dramatic music playing]
[train whistle blows]
[Jim] I'm wearing this cowboy hat
when the new sheriff is coming to town.
[wacky music playing]
[mimics gunshot]
Here we go. Shelbyville facility.
Can't wait to see it.
I'm gonna bring Jeremy down with me.
He is a great cannabis consultant.
He turned Belushi Farms around in Oregon
and he'll be able to tell me along with Gia what we need.
[door whirring]
-[clanks] -Gia?
Open the door.
[Gia] Jim sent me here to Shelbyville
because we want everything up to its full potential.
First thing's first, I hired a cultivation director, Trace.
He has a lot of experience in building out these groves, but...
-It's broke. -[Gia] Oh my God.
-[Jim] It's broke? -It's broken.
There's a lot of heavy lifting to do.
-Come in. -[grunting]
-Guys, I think we need to talk. -Alright.
-Okay. -Tell me it's beautiful.
Some of it's beautiful. The staff is great.
-Yeah. -Yes.
-There's a lot of opportunity. -Yeah-huh?
But there's a lot of changes that need to be made.
I mean, I don't want to give Jim bad news or Chris,
but that's what they sent me down here to do, so...
What do you mean big changes? [stuttering] Woah, back up.
Problems? Big changes?
This looks good. What's the matter with this?
Uh, it's failing.
-This failed the Illinois state test? -Yes.
-So what do you do with it? -It's waste.
We have to burn it.
Yeah, but this is something they grew.
-You're not gonna have this problem when we farm it. -No.
If we don't change what's happening in those rooms,
we're gonna have a huge problem.
Illinois is pretty strict.
You can test your cannabis once.
You get one bite of the apple.
And if it doesn't pass, even by a little bit,
that whole room gets burnt.
And you can lose anywhere from $150 to $200,000 in a room.
Look at-- You got...
You're miles ahead of what we started in Oregon.
I don't know what to tell you.
-There's issues. -That's okay.
They still did $3.5 million in sales, Jim.
-They're making money. -But that's not something we want to launch with.
-You know, just because-- -That's why it's turn key.
The bank account is turn key.
That's what I look at. They're profitable.
Turn key means you put the key in the door, you open it up,
and you go, "Oh my God, look at this house.
I don't have to bring anything but my toothbrush."
You're making the assumption. You haven't even done the tour.
-You'll see. -I mean, we can go through it. We can walk through it.
It's not turn key.
You couldn't let us do the tour first?
-I just wanted to prepare you. -Let's look at it.
[Chris] You know, every farm that we go to,
it always needs improvement, equipment.
But this one, I don't think we need [bleep]
It's ready to go.
I don't know what Chris was thinking
when he walked in here and said this was turn key.
There's a lot of things that need to get upgraded.
Turn key?
Turn key, my ass!
Right here. Kiss my ass!
I'll show you a key!
This is the key!
[imitates sword slashing] Got ya.
Wow, what's going on with those lights?
-Why are they moving like that? -[Gia] The fans.
-[Jim] Can you turn these fans off? -[Trace] Yes.
[Jim] Yeah, the swinging lights made me a little nervous.
They looked like they were gonna fly off the ceiling.
Well, these girls don't look like they're so happy.
They're close to harvest, right?
[Gia] They're malnourished though.
[Jim] Trace, what's this?
[Trace] The very simple feed system.
[Jim] This is what's feeding the plants?
No, no.
We got to find a much better fertigation system.
[Jeremy] Look at all the water all over the floor.
[Jim] What are you talking about?
[Jeremy] The irrigation's not hooked to anything.
All the water is coming right out the plants right onto the floor.
Are these tables the reason?
[Jeremy] Yeah, these are expanded metal tables. They're made for greenhouses.
The biggest problem I see in the room is the irrigation.
Or the lack of irrigation.
This is cement, so we're watering the cement.
Yeah, we're growing concrete.
[Trace] The facility is currently set up like a greenhouse.
So it bleeds to the floor and then bleeds to the center drain.
That's going to bring mold and it's going to bring problems
and it increases the humidity in that room.
But we don't have dehumidifiers in here at all?
-No. -None.
So basically lights out, tables out,
new irrigation system, HVAC needs to be looked at, more sensors,
-and um... -Dehumidifiers.
So now I'm in a little bit of hot water
'cause these guys are looking at the facility
like, "That's gotta go, that's gotta go, this has got to get changed."
[Jeremy] I look at this room, I see opportunity.
[Jim] I see cost.
Chris got me into this mess
and it may not be turn key, like he said it was.
[sighs] Chris.
But I think this operation is worth it.
I want to be in Illinois. I was raised in Illinois.
I'm already invested. So I'm gonna invest some more.
I'm gonna bring this cannabis business to Illinois.
We're going to employ people, we're gonna heal people.
And let's bring it back home.
Always bring it home.
Alright, Larry. So right here is where we're gonna put
-that fertigation building right there. -Uh-huh.
It means the world to me that Jim has tasked me with this fertigation system.
This is gonna be a no-brainer.
This is right in my wheelhouse.
An 18-year-old could put this together.
Now go ahead and pretend like I don't know what I'm doing.
-[Dave laughing] -You can really explain it to me.
-[Dave] Okay. -[Larry] 'Cause I probably wouldn't even need you here.
[Dave] Well, I'm sure of it.
I got Dave riding shotgun.
This is no problem.
So we'll start with one stake.
-You want to hold one up there for me. -You got it.
[Dave] So to install this fertigation system,
you've got to lay out your area for the concrete with the stakes first.
And then, you measure on the string lines
to get your perfect 90 degrees.
-You want to drive this stake in, Larry? -Oh yeah.
These little details will save you a lot of headaches down the road.
You've got to be square or everything is off.
[Larry] You've been doing this for years.
You must be pretty good at eyeballing it though.
[Dave] It's kind of hard to eyeball a perfect square.
How were you in trigonometry in school?
-Oh, uh... What is trigonometry? -[Dave laughs]
No I... Yeah. That's kind of where I said no more math for me.
-Is that right? -Yeah.
Dave's busting my chops about math.
I get paid to learn lines,
not solve equations, you freaking nerd.
Alright, we've got it all squared up now, string lines in.
-All we need to do is mark it with paint. -Alright.
-Want to do that? -Yeah, sure.
-Just follow in the string, right? -Just follow the string line.
Now after you get this thing marked out,
then we got to call for utility to locate.
They locate the utilities so we don't hit them when we're excavating.
-Yeah, I can get that done. -Okay.
Anything I can do to help.
[Dave] That's looking good, Larry.
-Yeah. That's a nice line. -Yeah.
[Dave] Day one with Larry, so far no screwups. I'm gonna take the win.
He's really come through on this. He's done a great job.
As long as we make sure there's no utilities, then we'll excavate.
Yeah, no utilities.
Can't wait to dig. [cackles]
I think it's a big deal that I'm a part of Dave's crew.
I can't wait to get my hands on that excavator.
Big toys for big boys. [laughs]
[Jim scatting]
[echoing laughing]
You know when you gotta roll with things,
I got to roll with things, but I just don't stop.
So I'm gonna work my ass off to get Shelbyville
and the Joliet Prison Blues Brothers concert launch in line.
Shelbyville needs help.
If we're gonna upgrade this, we got to upgrade this with great technology.
I'm gonna need a lot of equipment, good equipment.
And I'm gonna need it fast.
I know where to get it.
[slot machines rattling]
-Nevada! -[gong ringing]
Vegas, baby!
MJ BizCon, the biggest cannabis conference in the world.
They got everything, everything you need.
Alright, man. I'm at cannabis central.
[Chris] This gets bigger every year, this show.
-I don't know where to go first, Chris. -Me neither.
Look at all that stuff.
Wow, they got everything.
I see the lights!
Oh, lights!
Everybody in our industry comes.
Hey, buddy. How are you? Nice to see you.
You handsome son of a bitch.
I just love walking through those rooms, seeing all of the people.
It's really a great convention.
-I want all of them! I want all of them. -All of them.
But let me tell you something about all these guys in the cannabis business.
They're businessmen. [chuckles]
They go, "Oh, Jim. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
No, we can't come down on price."
They're gonna be tough. They're smart guys.
Hey, remember that joint machine
-you've been asking me to do? -Yes.
I'm gonna do my little gypsy dance and my little charm.
Wow. 3,000 joints an hour?
And I'm gonna try to get a little deal here and a deal there.
Growing always goes big, man.
You learned that from me. You know that, right?
I'm gonna Belushi the [bleep] out of these guys to try to get a deal.
If he's ever gonna use his Hollywood charm, now's the time.
We've had so much success in Oregon with these.
You know, we're going to Shelbyville, Illinois,
-and I won't do anything else but your stuff. -That's awesome.
[Chris] Hopefully Jim can schmooze and make some really great deals.
Yeah, let's do it. I'm in.
-Hey, man. Thank you so much, man. -Thank you.
And keep the cost of making this renovation down.
So it's the same tables we have, right?
Yeah. We're gonna do them bigger in Shelbyville, right?
-Oh, yeah. It's a big room. -Oh, it's gonna be great.
I watch him wheel and deal.
It's only because he's a celebrity.
I could have the same conversation.
It would mean nothing to these people.
We are enjoying working with your brand.
-It's an honor to-- -Ah, man.
It's not about what he says. It's about what he's done in the past.
-I'm moving and shaking. -I love it.
You're moving everywhere.
But if it works, it works.
Well, anything's possible. Just tell us what you need.
[Jim] I am on a roll, baby.
Jim has this big announcement at the Blues Brothers fest.
-Turn key? -Oh boy.
[Gia] I don't know what he's gonna announce
if we can't pass this test.
Gia, get it done!
-[water rushing] -[Dave exclaims]
What the hell did you do?
-I can stop this. -Can you?
[sputters]
I don't know what I'm doing.
♪ I want you ♪
♪ Like you are ♪
[Larry] I think things are going pretty well,
but if I'm being honest, Dave moves a little slow.
So I'm gonna get a head start on digging these trenches.
I can't wait to get my hands on that excavator.
I've never been on one, but, uh, you know,
you flip a few switches, you grind some gears,
and you figure it out.
[engine starts]
[Larry] I can drive anything with a steering wheel.
Of course, this excavator doesn't have a steering wheel.
It has, like...
Yeah.
I don't know what I'm doing.
♪ All right, everybody ♪
♪ Come on, we're ready ♪
No problemo!
♪ Move your body from side to side ♪
[Larry] Hell yeah, man.
Hey, I can't let Jim down.
♪ Na, na, na, na na, na, na, na ♪
♪ Na, na, na, na ♪
[loud crash]
[Larry] Oh.
[bleep]
Oh. Oh. What the hell?
I don't know what just happened.
[Dave] What's going on here, man?
Why is there water, Dave?
[Dave] What the hell did you do?
I mean, there's water
-coming out of nowhere. -[bleep]
I said we gotta get...
-I can stop this. -Can you?
[splutters]
I just tried to help.
[sighs] I didn't know there would be pipes.
See, that's why we call for utility locate.
But you said we're going to the excavation!
After we locate the utility,
which you apparently just found.
I'll stop it.
Dave has no right to be pissed at me.
Well, he has a little bit.
Yeah, he is pissed at me.
He's really upset right now.
You were doing so good until this.
You know, I was just getting to the point where
I was thinking maybe he was coming along,
and then he pulls a boner like this.
Honest to God, I thought you said,
-"Now move on to the excavation." -I said... No.
I said, "We've gotta call for utility locate."
You didn't wait.
Go check the tape
and see if he actually told me that.
I'm still not convinced he ever said that.
So as long as we make sure
there's no utilities, then we'll excavate.
Yeah, no utilities. Can't wait to dig.
[Gia] Illinois is a very strict state
when it comes to compliance testing.
They have very high standards.
Some of the highest in the country right now.
You get one compliance test
and that goes into all of the systems,
so if you fail, that's it.
We don't get a second shot at that.
Jim has this big announcement
at the Blues Brothers Fest,
and I don't know what he's gonna announce
if we can't pass this test.
I hope they're having fun in Vegas.
♪ We don't have to ask for much ♪
[Jim] Oh, man, love this room.
You know, when our group sold
the House of Blues to Live Nation,
they kept this little dressing room
for me and Dan when we were in Vegas.
Isn't it sweet?
It's a nice room. You don't get fired up in this room.
-Right? It's a nice room. -Yeah.
-Just to relax. -Yeah.
Gia called.
She wants a $400,000 Rad machine.
Doesn't think we're gonna pass without it.
Puts me in an awful spot again
on the "turn-key" issue.
So now I gotta talk to Jim about
getting this $400,000 machine.
I have no idea which way he's gonna take it.
I got a call from Gia today.
-Oh, yeah? What's going on? -Yeah.
She had a little request.
She wants to get this Rad Source.
The Rad Source machine? The one that kills
all the microbials and all the bacteria?
Yeah.
Yeah, we saw that on the floor.
It's a great machine.
A beautiful, beautiful machine.
It's like a Ferrari.
-Exactly. -Yeah.
[Jim] Rad Source. It's been used
for years in the medical field to clean blood.
They just came up with the idea -
what would it do for cannabis?
[George] It uses photons which pass through the cannabis
to hit the DNA of the microbials,
and cleans it all the way through.
[Gia] I think we should bring in the technology
in order to make sure that
even if something does go wrong,
even if there's a short in the system,
nothing is gonna fail.
How much is it?
I think it's somewhere in the $400,000 vicinity.
Something like that.
Yeah?
You know.
Yeah.
It is what it is.
That's what I figured. I mean, we'll find the money.
400 grand?
He didn't even get pissed off.
That's not normal for Jim.
You don't think I didn't talk to Gia about this already?
I'm gonna make Chris squirm.
I'm gonna turn the key in his little belly.
I'm gonna tease him.
Sure! 400,000 bucks, it's easy.
I mean, let's see.
Let's see how much I got on me right now.
Okay, okay.
Okay, well, here's 10.
How much have we got left?
Watching Chris sweat is worth every penny.
I know there's gotta be a little money here somewhere.
Oh, look at this! Someone lost a dollar.
You know what we do? We take this down to the casino,
we put it on the blackjack table.
Oh, no! The roulette table.
We put it on red.
-[slams money on table] -Double it.
Then we take that again and then we double it again.
We stay here till 2:00, 3:00 in the morning,
we'll have our 400,000 bucks from this.
Oh, he'll buy it. This guy will actually spend more money
to prove a point that it's not turn-key.
Let's do it.
Well, we should do a little gambling.
-[Chris] All right. -I mean, going into a show
about people that gamble. What the hell?
[Chris] It was turn-key.
[Jim] Oh, yeah, it's turn-key.
What a great opportunity!
[Dave] Okay, Larry, let me show you
-what we're gonna be doing on these lines. -[Larry] Okay.
'Cause I don't want any more faux pas like we had
-on the water line, okay? -I'm sorry about that.
Okay, here's our fertigation building.
So all we gotta do now
is dig these gas line trenches
from the propane tanks to these other buildings.
You can count on me, Dave.
[Dave] This line is already in. These are not.
Gas is marked with yellow paint.
-Mmm-hmm. -We've already spray-painted through here.
So we know where that gas line is.
So we don't wanna hit this. It's marked with yellow paint. Already marked.
Yellow is where the gas line is.
-You got that? -Got it.
Yellow is where the gas will go.
-Good. -Yellow is where the gas is.
-Yup. -You got that?
Got it.
[Dave] Okay, we got gas lines, guys.
Now, the plumbers got both of the gas lines in.
All we gotta do now is backfill this area over here.
Blue line, "Utility. Don't touch it."
Yellow line, where the gas is gonna go.
Into the trench. Got it.
Did I blow it with the water line?
Maybe.
But, uh, I can't help it if I take initiative.
That's just in my nature. That's what I do.
You might wanna use the skid steer
instead of the excavator.
[Larry] I will find a way to redeem myself.
Mark my words.
That's a lie. But you believed it.
I believed it. That's what matters.
[Dave] So be careful of those gas lines
because they're live.
I just wanna make sure that, you know,
-nobody digs anywhere... -[explosion]
What the hell?
I just wanna make sure that, you know,
-nobody digs anywhere... -[explosion]
What the hell?
You gotta be kidding me.
Turn the gas off.
[Larry coughing]
[Dave] What the hell, Larry?
-What'd you hit? -I didn't hit anything.
What the hell were you doing on the machine?
I'm trying to get [bleep] done before he gets back, man.
[bleep] sake, we got people to do that.
-It ain't you. -It can be me.
-Obviously not. -Okay.
The first time, maybe it was me.
I don't think Dave did a great job
of explaining everything.
But this time definitely is on him.
I mean, you have a yellow line there
that's kind of a sign to hit. It's a target.
"Dig here."
I said, "Don't dig where the utility."
Utility here, gas will be here.
Water is utility. So is gas.
What is this, Monopoly?
Now, what he didn't explain is
the gas line was already in there.
Why would I go ahead and dig
if the gas line was already there?
I think you gotta work on your communication skills,
I'm gonna be honest with you.
[Dave] I don't know how much clearer I could make it.
We're gonna have to dig that whole area up,
splice in a new piece of gas line
into that area right there and fix it.
That's the only way you can fix it.
We go three steps forward and two back with Larry.
What a bunch of [bleep].
[truck reversing]
[clattering]
[man] Ready?
[Gia] I talked to Jim,
he found the company Rad Source,
and, um, I think we're gonna rock and roll.
It's good right there.
All right, I'm dropping. You guys' feet clear?
[clattering]
Hell yeah, I bought the Rad machine.
I may be an idiot but I'm not stupid.
And I got everything
that Gia and Trace wanted. We got everything.
We got new trays.
We got new lights.
New dehumidifier.
The fertigation system, brand new.
-[man 1] It's just gorgeous. -[man 2] Yeah, she is.
[Jim] And on top of that, the Rad Source machine,
we got everything we need to grow
premium, top quality cannabis in Illinois.
We're gonna blow everybody away.
[man scat singing]
[Dave] Here it is,
our total grow control fertigation building.
Right now we're running the water lines.
For those Larrys out there, that's utility.
♪ Come on, ha, ha, ha, ha ♪
[Dave] Last step, in order to get
the fertigation system up and running, we just have to run these pipes.
[Dave] If I have any hope of getting this done,
even with our guys working around the clock,
we gotta send Larry somewhere else.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah! I'm on it, Dave!
[Dave] So I'm gonna send him off
to pick me up a board stretcher
and a sky hook.
It should keep him out of our hair
long enough to get this thing done.
Board stretcher, sky hook. Board stretcher, sky hook.
Some idiot lost his board stretcher
and a sky hook.
I'm on a mission to go find them.
I won't be back till I get them!
I won't let you down, man!
You gotta have a sky hook
and a board stretcher on the job.
I mean, [bleep] is not gonna get done.
Fun fact - board stretchers or sky hooks, they don't exist.
A board stretcher's not a real thing?
[whistling]
I mean, it's just falling right here. Woosh!
Blues Brothers concert at the Joliet Prison.
Shelbyville Grow. Woosh! Lining up.
The launch can be perfect for the state of Illinois.
[shouts] Gia! Get it done!
[Nik] We ran the whole pipe in the warehouse.
We got water distribution to the paragon.
Now we just have to run the pipe down the hallway
-and get the rooms running. -That's amazing.
[Gia] Jim is gonna be here tomorrow
and we're supposed to have a fully functional room
with healthy plants ready to go.
So everybody's freaking out.
[Gia] We still have people in here.
There's still problems everywhere.
If he walks into a [bleep] show,
he's gonna be pissed.
I don't know if this is going to get done.
Part of me hopes that Jim gets sick a little bit,
he can't come.
But it's okay. I think...
We'll do our best.
[Jim] Okay. Here we go. Let's see it.
I put all the deals together in Vegas.
Let's see what they did.
[gasps] Wow.
Oh, wow, wow.
Christmas morning in Shelbyville.
[imitating Santa Claus] Ho, ho, ho, ho!
Merry Christmas, Chris!
-Merry Christmas, Gia. -Wow.
Come on in, man. Show this thing off.
[Trace] You like 'em?
[Jim] This is awesome.
Holy Moses, look at Shelbyville.
Shelbyville, it's like a Shelby car.
It's gonna race. I love it here.
Look at the plants! They're so happy.
No more swinging lights.
Oh, my God.
This is better than I thought.
I mean... [chuckles] It's night and day.
[Gia] No water on the floor.
[Trace] Yeah, no water.
[Jim] No water on the floor.
-'Cause we got great drainage! -Absolutely.
[Gia] Having Eden come on board has been a huge relief.
It's going to impact the plant health immensely.
[Trace] Happy, Jim?
[Jim] This is gorgeous.
Jeremy, Gia, Trace... Not you, Chris!
We did it.
[Gia] You know how to open it, Jim?
I know how to open it. I bought this thing.
Okay, you got it.
-Here we go. -[Chris] Wow.
Everything is running like a clock,
just like Belushi's Farm in Oregon.
Just like a new car, taking off that plastic.
Ooh.
That's settings, pumps, tanks, valves.
We're gonna turn them all on
and get this place blown up!
Illinois hasn't seen cannabis like this.
Yes!
I love this growth facility!
Here's the thing.
We have to pass this test.
I mean, I wanna make the announcement
at the Joliet Prison gig.
If we don't,
I'm gonna be pissed.
Today we're gonna teach you
about oil,
the extract from cannabis.
[crowd] Ooh!
Cannabis oil is used
in many different parts of the cannabis industry.
[Jim reading]
Imagine this orange
as the bud of a cannabis plant.
Look at these buds.
Smells fresh.
Tasty, huh?
If we wanna do full spectrum we wanna get
everything in this orange into the oil.
It's the combination of all the compounds
that really have the medicine in the cannabis.
Distillate is where they pull everything out of the juice.
Distillate is pure THC.
What it's really good for is smoking in a vape pen,
because you don't want anybody to smell it.
Now what am I gonna do with all this orange juice?
Cocktail hour somewhere.
No way, it's 4:20!
Phew!
All that tweaking
we did really worked, huh?
Look at these girls.
-They look so much better already. -[Chris] I know.
I can't believe it.
Yeah. I mean, we spent the money,
but, boy, it really makes a difference.
So, we did all the upgrades,
spent all the money on the Rad machine.
We harvested. Everything's out for testing right now.
And now we gotta wait to see if we pass the test.
See if the $400,000 was the right investment.
I mean, it's scary.
It's scary waiting for this test.
I feel like I'm on The Jerry Springer Show
and he's got the DNA reports,
the test, and he's gonna go,
"You are not selling cannabis in Illinois!"
We're gonna be selling cannabis in Illinois.
I know it.
[Gia] Guys, we've got test results.
Oh...
[Jim] Tell me, tell me, tell me, tell me.
We tested heavy metals.
Right.
-Microbials. -Yes.
-Residual solvents. -Yes.
-Pesticides. -Yes, of course!
-Microtoxins and foreign matter. -Come on, come on.
Come on, get to the bottom line.
Did we pass?
-[drumroll] -Jim...
Yes?
[cymbal crashes]
-We passed. -Oh, Gia.
-Gia. -Nice work, Gia.
We're in business.
We passed, buddy.
Passed the test, passed the test, passed the test.
-[Gia] Jim? -[Chris] Wow.
It's turn-key!
-[chuckles] -Thank you.
Taro, we passed the test!
Oh, thank you!
-We're in Illinois, Chris. -Yeah, right?
We're home.
It really has to do with
the continuing of the legacy
of the Blues Brothers,
the mission from God
to help ever, hurt never.
Congratulations, guys.
-Good work. -Nice, nice, nice.
Blues Brothers!
Here we go.
[harmonica playing]
[Jim] Cell 415.
Joliet Prison.
This is where Jake Blues spent his time.
[plays harmonica]
That's where it all started.
That's the beginning of The Blues Brothers.
Danny and I are here to do a Blues Brothers show.
I am going to launch the products of Belushi's Farm
in Illinois at that concert,
and bring back the celebration of music,
mischievousness and a mission from God.
[announcer] Ladies and gentlemen,
put your hands together
for the Blues Brothers!
[crowd cheering]
[Dan] After I shot the movie, I never thought
that I would have occasion to go back to Joliet,
but, you know, it's a tribute to the legacy
of John and Judy and the movie,
to have this magnificent concert.
That's just amazing.
We are the Blues Brothers!
Ladies and gentlemen, so good to be here
on stage with you in Joliet, Illinois.
We are announcing tonight
the launch of the Belushi Farm's products
and the Blues Brothers joint
in Illinois!
[crowd cheering]
[Jim] Illinois is my home state.
I can't wait to bring cannabis,
good cannabis,
back to Illinois.
[crowd cheering]
[Chris] Getting into Chicago for Jim and I is...
You know, it's our home biz.
So it's really a great feeling to get back there.
This is gonna turn out to be a blessing for us.
Chris's instinct to be in Shelbyville was right on.
I feel bad about giving him so much trouble.
No I don't. [laughs] That was fun.
[man scat singing]
[Jim] Next time on Growing Belushi...
Aren't you gonna ask what's bothering me?
What isn't bothering you?
I've been so wrapped up in the silly [bleep]
I forgot about my farm.
Hey, girls.
What the hell's going on? I never got that kind of reception.
We need to talk.
We have all these new genetics and they're not doing well.
You know, the family starts to lose confidence
in the pasture without Mama and Papa there.
Who did you point at when you said "Mama"?
I need to get back, get that morale up
and fix the things that need to be fixed.
Do a joint-rolling contest.
Hand-joint-rolling contest.
It's the stupidest thing I've ever heard.
We're gonna have a joint-rolling competition.
That's not our generation.
Roll the damn joints.
I want you to go to Mississippi and represent us.
[in Southern accent] Golly, y'all.
Oh, boy.
Do I have any business experience?
No, I do not.
I will not let you guys down.
[Larry shouts] How you doing?
[parrot squawks]
I've been around a lot of strange people,
but he's pushing all the limits on strange.