[rumbling]
[indistinct shouting]
[brakes squeak]
How you doing?
[Jim scatting]
-Is that my sweater? -Yeah.
Where did you get my sweater? You go in my closet and take my sweater?
No, you left it in the rental car when we were in Shelbyville.
Well, thanks for finding it for me,
but give me back my sweater.
I'm not giving you back the sweater.
Look how nice it looks.
Come on. It doesn't match.
You got a Florida shirt and an Oregon sweater.
Make a choice! Where do you live?
It's Floregon.
-Sit down, Floregon. -[scoffs]
-[sighs] Anyway. -What's on the list?
-We've been gone a long time. -I know.
-There's issues on the farm. -What?
We have all these new genetics.
We've got a lot more moms and they're not doing well.
[Jim] The Twin, that room is the womb of the farm.
And the mother plants have all these beautiful leaves that we trim and cut
and populate our greenhouses with.
So it's a very important room.
We can't start a cycle with the sick moms.
[Chris] Well, with all the traveling we've been doing,
there's no question that we've neglected Oregon.
Amanda, she said morale is way down in the Roll Hole.
-We've been gone too long, Chris. -I know.
I'll talk to the girls.
Don't talk to the girls. Leave them alone.
Let them figure it out on their own.
Chris, I'm very good with the women.
Yeah, like you were good with your three ex-wives?
I'm not very good with wives,
but I'm good with the women. You just talk to them.
And you listen. You're empathetic and you don't interrupt them.
And at the end, you just... Charm them a little bit, you know.
You look like the pirate in Peter Pan.
What do you mean? This is just a little charm look. That's all.
-That's not charm. -You don't have anything charming about you.
You got a seafoam shirt on for Christ's sake.
I've been so wrapped up in this other [bleep]
I forgot about my farm.
I gotta take care of business at home.
You know the family starts to lose confidence and lose passion
without Momma and Papa there.
Who did you point at when you said Momma?
I missed your hands there.
You're the Momma. Come on. I'm Papa.
Papa's gonna make a decision here.
We're gonna fix the morale,
we're gonna take care of the moms in the Twin,
we've got to get this farm back on its feet.
-They need me. -Papa's wrong.
We gotta go to Mississippi.
Mississippi is one of the first states in the South to legalize cannabis.
And we want to be the first ones in.
These guys are gonna be great partners.
We have to land Mississippi.
Can't go to Mississippi. This is more important.
This is the heart.
So we have a good opportunity
to have a real positive influence
in the state of Mississippi.
But I can't leave the farm now.
You stay, I'll go to Mississippi.
No, you ain't going to Mississippi.
You got a business sense. That's fine,
but these guys want a little charm, a little showmanship,
and we're gonna send Larry. Let's send Larry.
Jim, we can't send Larry to Mississippi.
He's charming, Chris.
-Charming? -Yeah.
Like a fat leprechaun.
Oh, here we go.
[exclaims]
-[victorious grunting] -Stop, stop.
-It's just a game. -Oh, is it?
Not gonna send a leprechaun down to Mississippi
to search for a pot of gold.
We need to go get the pot of gold.
I've known Larry for over 20 years
and he's never let me down.
No, don't touch that.
-[beeps] -[hissing]
The lights are on. Larry, the lights are on.
-[loud clang] -[water rushing]
I hope he doesn't do anything too crazy,
but even his too crazy is charming.
I mean, I love the guy. What can I tell you?
He makes me laugh.
So those moms, those girls in the Roll Hole,
they all need care and love and attention from us.
-We have to be here. -Larry.
Chris, give me that goddamn sweater.
-No. Jim, no. -Give it to me. Give it to me.
-Just give it to me. -I'm not doing it.
-Chris! Chris! -Jim.
-I'll do it. -Don't.
Don't you dare put coffee on that sweater.
Just let me have the sweater.
What's the big deal? It's just a sweater.
-I want my sweater back. -No. Sit.
-You wouldn't dare. -Oh, Jim.
I swear I'll pour this on here.
Just have a seat.
Sit.
Good boy. Thank you for the sweater.
I appreciate it.
My sweater.
I snuck up on him while he was distracted and got it.
You got to wake up pretty early in the morning
to get one over on me.
[Chris] I want to go in the Twin with you.
[Jim] Well, let's see.
You see what I mean?
They're a little peaked, they're drooping.
[Jim] No, this guy does not look good.
We've never had this problem before in the Twin
but we have all these new strains, so they grow differently.
I mean, it's unacceptable. It's a big problem, Jim.
Easy with the big.
Okay, huge problem.
Come on with the adjective, will ya.
There's always a solution.
-This is not good. -That's what I said.
I said, "Not good." You said, "Huge, big."
This has been my argument the whole time.
The more we take on nationally,
the more Oregon is gonna struggle.
It's clean. There should be enough air flow in here.
It's not the water. It's not the nutrients.
That's always the same.
You got to figure this out or we're gonna be in trouble.
I'll figure it out. Calm down.
Geez, [sputtering] the world is falling, the world is falling.
It's about the timing of the greenhouses,
four greenhouses.
Two weeks apart in harvesting,
two weeks apart in drying.
So if a cycle goes off
and these two weeks go together,
it blows everything up.
It can throw the whole year off.
We'll come back. We're gonna take care of it.
Oh, I'm doing fine. How are you?
I'm hungry! I'm lonely!
I'm a dramatic mother [bleep]
I'm too much!
And I ain't gonna stop!
There's a bone right there. Grab that one.
Attaboy.
Hey, girls.
-[door creaks] -[Amanda W] What's going on?
That's my question for you. What the hell is going on?
I've never got that kind of reception.
[Amanda W] Yeah, it's pretty tense out there today.
We need to talk.
-Talk. -Yeah, we need to talk about the girls.
Okay.
[chair dragging]
-Do you have to drag that like that? -No, I can pick it up.
[chair squeaking]
Set it down.
What the hell's going on?
This is about deliveries.
What about delivery? What's the matter with delivery?
They're arguing about it.
It's just the extra money, the hotel stay,
they just are all fighting over it all the time.
It is causing an issue with production out there right now.
I think Jim is focused too much
on this national expansion
and it's really hurting us here in Oregon.
Morale here is at rock bottom.
We have to do something and I just don't have time.
I have sales and all this other stuff I need to do.
So we need to do something about them.
And this delivery schedule.
That's a shark tank in there.
It hasn't been a good day
'cause delivery is tomorrow.
Okay, okay.
I just like doing deliveries 'cause it kind of gets me out of here
and I get to go meet people and see vendors and go to Portland.
[Amanda A] I love delivering.
The money's great. Everyone loves money.
Making joints for hours on end
versus driving, listening to music
or murder podcasts. [laughs]
-Got any ideas? -[deep breath]
I'll figure it out. I always do.
I'm an improviser. [snaps fingers]
I roll with what happens.
So I'm gonna roll with the Roll Hole
and I'm gonna figure something out.
I love you. You know that, right?
-I do know that. Thank you. -[Jim] Chris?
Chris.
[sighs] I love you too. You know that.
Yeah.
Look, we are expanding very fast.
Chris and I have been really hustling
and we haven't been on the farm for a while.
So we've got to stay here the next few weeks
and get this farm straight.
There's these lovely gentlemen in Mississippi
that have a $42 million facility.
They're gonna be the number one grow in Mississippi
and they want us to be part of it.
I like these gentlemen.
And since you've been doing such a great job around here,
I want you to go to Mississippi and represent us.
Oh boy.
[Jim] Here's the thing. It's not a done deal.
I've been waiting for this opportunity since I got to the farm.
I finally have the faith of Jim and Chris together to go make this happen.
Do I have any business experience?
What kind of question is that?
No, I do not.
[in Southern accent] Golly, y'all.
-Thank you so much for having me. -Yeah, there you go.
Now the cannabis is never the same.
Every cannabis is different and I'm here to tell you why.
You gotta be kidding me.
Jim wants this [bleep] guy to be representing us in Mississippi?
We really take a look at that pH balance.
-[clears throat] Larry. -[in normal voice] Yeah.
Are you doing a Southern accent or?
Yeah, yeah. I just want them to feel comfortable with me and...
Was that from a Tennessee Williams play?
Yeah, actually. I played Blanche
in a non-traditional production
in Ferndale, Michigan, years ago.
-That was Blanche? -Yeah. [chuckles]
[slurring] You're drunk. You're a drunk!
[in normal voice] I can lose the Southern accent.
-It's not a big deal. -Just stay who you are.
We are going to be the first ones in Mississippi if you can close this deal.
I will not let you guys down.
Please, you're never going to sell yourself to me.
You don't belong going to Mississippi.
[groans] Chris.
Negative, negative, negative. [mocking mumbling]
-You want to send him? Send him. -[shushes]
I believe in you, Larry.
Thank you.
-[in Southern accent] You're welcome, y'all. -[laughs]
[in normal voice] You can slip in a y'all if you want.
[both laugh]
[in Southern accent] Y'all, what you think about Chris?
Not a fan either? Me too.
-[both laughing] -[in normal voice] I'm just kidding.
The guy doesn't take anything seriously.
He's not gonna come back with a deal, that's for sure.
He's a joke.
Come on. Just stick to what he told you.
He was just joking.
What? You can't take a joke?
[Larry] Sheesh. Nervous Nellie.
We're [bleep] in Mississippi, that's for sure.
[Jim] No, we are not.
-How you doing, man? How are ya? -This is Greg.
Greg, how are you?
-This is Tom. -Tom, nice to meet you.
Mark owns a company
that specializes in air flow solutions.
He's gonna do his diagnosis and see if there's a solution.
These are the mothers that I'm very concerned about
'cause, I mean, we're keeping them trimmed up alright.
Well, you know, just looking at it
when we look through this room, this mom room,
there's differences in climate
or what we call micro climates.
-Yeah, I know what a micro climate is. -[laughing]
I took biology in high school.
I cheated just on the test, but I know what a micro climate is.
-Well, not everybody does. -Alright, alright.
I'm standing right here and it's cold.
I'm standing here and it's a little warmer.
I'm standing here and it's a little dryer.
What we want is to pull this climate, this climate and this climate into one
so you can have consistency in the plant.
Well, what do you think we should do?
We can upgrade this whole room with our Dual Draft system.
Jim, that's gonna fix your micro climates and your drainage issues.
It's gonna improve the yield and the health and quality of the plants in these rooms.
Oscillating fans are fine for a small home grow or mom and pop operation.
But on a commercial scale, they just don't cut it.
Dual Draft integrates the air flow system into the plant tray,
the tray that the plants are actually sitting on.
And it's providing air underneath the plant, or under canopy,
as well as over the canopy.
So that's how we're homogenizing the air.
The other thing about under canopy air flow, which is really unique,
on the underside of your leaves are stomata.
Now did you learn about the stomata in biology?
Yeah, stomata is a pasta
that you have before the fish dish.
-That is... It's right before the fish. -Yeah, right before.
-In classic. In classic Italian cuisine. -Yeah, in classic
The stomata on a plant are under the leaf
and the stomata are pores that open and close
and cause what we call transpiration.
So when we are lifting air under here,
we're going to open those stomata
and we're going to cause the plant to uptake more CO2.
So if we decide to go with this, what's the timeline?
How long does it take to get it installed?
We're looking at four weeks to get your product here,
and another couple of days once we get it here to get it installed.
Mark...
Four weeks? I need it now. What are you talking about?
-Everybody needs it now, Jim. Everybody needs it-- -[Jim] No, no, no.
I need it now.
Mark, I need it. I need it now, man.
I have to get these plants into the greenhouse now.
So I need them to recover quickly and then transplant them.
-I'll do the best I can, guys. -Okay.
I'm not losing my grip.
I'm not. I'm not losing my grip.
I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not.
Did I say that enough?
Do you believe me?
Well, what's more important, do I believe me?
[scatting]
[airplane whooshes]
If Mississippi wants Belushi,
they're gonna get Belushi.
-And then we'll-- -[Larry] How you doing? I'm here.
[rock music playing]
-Hello. [laughs] -Uh, hey.
Good to see you. Welcome to Southern Sky Brand.
-Alright. -Yeah.
-Hello. -Cindy.
You know, I mean, I've watched the show.
I knew who Larry was, but it wasn't Jim.
So, surprised? No.
Pissed? Yeah, I was pretty pissed.
-Hey. -Hi.
Woah, and what's your name?
-[squawks] -Ooh. [chuckles] Not friendly.
Sometimes I'm just more comfortable being on stage in a role
than I am being me.
-Well, this is it, huh? -This is it.
-You want to take a tour? -Show me around.
Alright, come on. Let's go.
We're really selective on who we're gonna partner with.
It doesn't fit culturally, it's not gonna happen with us.
I mean, yeah Larry was there.
Why not go ahead and do the tour and see what come of it?
What is this place?
70,000 square feet of indoor growth.
Welcome to Mississippi, buddy.
Well, it's awfully dark in here, Steve.
What are you gonna do? Harvest my organs?
-[chuckles] No. -Trying to harvest my flower here.
-We're gonna be harvesting flower. I got it. -Alright. Alright.
Wow, lot of blue here, Steve.
Hey, we're home of the blues, man.
-This is Mississippi. -[chuckling]
Oh, yeah.
Come on, baby.
Come on, I see ya, girl. [chuckles]
Oh, we're on top of the rooms?
[Steve] Absolutely. We're standing on top of one of the grow rooms.
So you bring everyone up here to do the work.
Right. This is the reason we have a maintenance deck
'cause they can do the filter changes,
everything has to happen up here.
Yeah, I tell you what. When you bring outsiders in,
you always risk contamination.
-Yeah. It's important. -[muted music playing]
This is good. Oh!
[music playing on phone]
Oh, it's my daughter. Gotta take this.
[music stops]
Hey, baby. How are you?
[laughing] Look at you. You're looking good.
[laughs] Yeah.
I'm gonna bring them around back.
The love, the spirit, the generosity, the kindness,
the infrastructure of passion.
So Isabella, how you doing?
-Amanda. -Jim.
Jenn.
I just want you to be brutally honest.
I just want to hear about you.
I just want to hear what you have inside.
When you go and work with an employee,
listen, don't interrupt, have empathy.
They will then release.
And then the morale will come up.
So go ahead. It's fine.
-Okay. Um-- -I'm not gonna interrupt you.
-Okay. -I'm not gonna say a word.
I appreciate that, Jim.
-The problem is-- -I just want you to be able to express yourself
and how you feel right now. And I'll listen.
-Something bothering you? -You know, I've been
just really tired lately trying to--
You know, I get that way all the time.
I get so tired that I don't understand why I'm so tired.
My grade school was right next to a corn field when I grew up.
And we used to take the corn and we used to build little forts with it.
At Saturday Night Live, you don't have time to get tired.
You know, I mean, coffee does help.
I just try to stay real all this time.
So I get it.
Wow. Thank you for letting me get all that off my chest.
Thanks for listening to me, Jim.
-Oh, Jen, I'm always here. -Always.
You're making it all about you.
It's always about you.
It's always about Jim. It's never about us.
Your head is just like getting bigger and bigger and bigger.
Textbook narcissism. That's what it is.
We need help. We need help with things around here and you're never here.
You're always gone.
Get over yourself.
Sometimes I just feel like I hate you.
I didn't really feel good, but I think everyone else felt good.
And that was the real key, right?
I just have to suffer as the Papa.
[voice breaking] Do you feel better now?
I do. Thank you.
-Okay. -Okay?
Amanda, thank you very much. And you know what?
We have a little fun at the farm, right?
Is your face okay, Jim?
-Are you having a stroke? -What? No.
No, I'm just happy.
What's with the pirate look? What, do you got pink eye?
Don't do that. That's not a good look.
[Jim] Coming up...
Aren't you gonna ask what's bothering me?
What isn't bothering you?
Welcome to my rabbit hole. [imitates chittering]
Give them some kind of competition.
Hand joint rolling contest.
That's the stupidest thing I've ever heard.
We're gonna have a joint rolling competition.
That's not our generation.
Roll the damn joint.
Do we have a deal?
-Uh, no. -[sighs]
-Mark? -[Mark on phone] We've run into some production issues,
and we've run into freight issues.
I just don't think we're gonna make the timeline.
[bleep]
[quirky music playing]
Aren't you gonna ask what's bothering me?
What isn't bothering you?
What's wrong?
[Jim sighs] Everything. Everything's wrong. Nothing's working.
[Chris] Have you heard from Mark?
[Jim] No answer yet on when he's coming.
There's some delivery problems or shipping problems.
What about Larry? Have you heard from Larry?
Nothin', I haven't heard a thing from Larry,
not even a Instagram post
or a Snapchat, TikTok, nothin',
he loves to dance on that social media.
♪ Come on, come on ♪
How did you do with the morale thing in the Roll Hole?
Oh, oh, that, I figured out somethin'.
It's always about you.
Get over yourself.
Sometimes I just feel like I hate you.
I... I'm not really good with women.
I could've told you that.
Welcome to my rabbit hole.
[imitates a rabbit]
You know, a lot of this puts me in a rabbit hole sometimes,
but I love the rabbit hole.
I mean, I've been in my rabbit hole for so many years,
it's decorated with really great art,
I got everything in it, I got ice cream,
popsicles, I got little blankets,
I can sit in a rabbit hole for days upon days.
That's your whole drama bull[bleep]
that you bring into everything,
they just wanna know who id gonna deliver,
give 'em some kind of, uh,
competition or skill thing or something,
where somebody wins, and they can drive.
They're joint rollers,
do a joint rolling contest, hand joint rolling contest.
Chris, that's the stupidest thing I've ever heard.
No, the stupidest thing we've ever heard
is sending Larry to Mississippi
and us staying here.
[sighs] You know...
...you spoke that just like my mother would.
Always negative, negative, negative, negative.
Thanks, Ma.
Hey, wait, wait, wait, come here.
-What? -Let me fix you up.
Wait, [stammers] Chris, stop that, come on.
Get, get that... Get that off of me, come on.
Get that smelly saliva off of me, God!
Jesus, couldn't you say anything positive.
Oh, my girls, my girls, my girls.
[laughs exultantly]
[playing harmonica]
[Steven] Love it.
Yeah, so this is our fertigation room,
and we're using, uh, cheap PGC.
This looks like our RO system
on steroids.
-You got your nutrients, they'll be in these tanks... -Right.
...that's gonna come together and inject in this system,
you're gonna send it out to different zones.
Oh, yes, man, this is cool.
[Steven] Yeah, we got two 10,000 RO tanks, Reverse Osmosis.
The reason we're going with, um, RO water is,
RO water, there's nothing else in it,
there's no micronutrients, anything,
so anything the plants are eating,
we're putting in there.
-That's the best thing about the whole system. -Absolutely.
We control, and we can get different strains
the nutrients that they need.
That's the whole reason we need other strains,
so that we can make good medicine for people.
We have the best strains,
absolute best strains,
in my opinion, in the entire world.
I really think things are going really well.
I think it's only a matter of time before we close this deal.
-This is quite an operation. -No doubt.
Larry doesn't know how much competition he's facing,
that is just the truth of it.
I mean, we really do have people calling us wanting to partner with us,
and if we can't do it right, we rather not do it.
Wow, yeah, look at that.
[inhales]
"To begin at the beginning
In a spring moonless night
In a dumbfounded town
Starless and bible-black
Sloeblack
Crowblack
Fishingboat-bobbing sea"
Dylan Thomas.
Jim loves that poem by Dylan Thomas,
so I memorized it for this gig.
[Steven] It was okay, but not as good as mine.
"Do not go gentle into that good night
Rage, rage against the dying of the light"
Dylan Thomas.
[Jim] How do I start this thing?
It's a black screen, Chris.
-[keyboard clacking] -[dog whines]
Where's power?
You know, I got a Mac.
I think you need to take that back room,
make an office out of it, and put a Mac in there,
and then you can stay in that office there and do what you gotta do.
I would, but you have your
"go to sleep afternoon" couch in there,
you know, I don't wanna disturb your dream.
[cell phone ringing]
It's Mark Doherty.
-Mark? -[Mark] Hey, Jim.
I'm sorry to call you,
I'm just, I'm calling with bad news, Jim.
What?
[Mark] I don't think we're gonna make
the timeline that we discussed.
We've run into some production issues,
and we've run into freight issues,
I just don't think we're gonna make the timeline.
I can't put these,
I won't put these plants into the greenhouse
until they are happy, perfect, and ready to go.
I have to get this done now.
It's gonna cost me...
...cost me anywhere from $100,000 to $200,000 if I blow this.
I got 240 clones ready to go to the greenhouse
to start the cycle, man, I can't break the cycle up,
I can't wait, how long are you talkin' about?
[Mark] It might be a few months out at this point.
I, I might not get this system in on time.
This is awful.
There is nowhere else to get it?
You can't pull any equipment out from somewhere else?
[Mark] We can look into it.
Mark,
I need it within two weeks, man,
or my clones
are gonna just fade away into nothin'.
We gotta get microclimate controlled in this Twin.
If we don't,
it throws my cycle off for my four greenhouses...
...and then it just spirals,
and then I really have a challenge.
I'll do anything you want.
[Mark] Anything at all, Jim?
Anything you want.
[Mark] Let me see what I can do,
and I can get back to you guys.
Okay, thanks.
We're [bleep].
[Jim] All right.
There is a little problem here on who gets to do delivery.
Now, girls, we're gonna have a joint rolling competition.
Well, whoever wins this competition
gets to do the delivery for a month.
Did I steal Chris's idea?
Yes, I did.
You good?
Now, old school joint rolling, no pre-rolls.
-Old school? -[Jim] Old school.
That's not our generation.
-[Jennifer C] Poor thing. -Wow.
That's too bad.
[Amanda A giggles]
Okay.
I'm a millennial, we don't do that.
Roll the damn joint.
[Isabella] We roll, like, 4000 joints a day,
if we were to lick them all,
we wouldn't get our orders out.
You will be judged by these three judges.
Gia and Amanda and Anthony.
You will have 45 seconds.
[Jennifer C] I'm gonna win this competition.
None of these women can roll a joint better than me.
Put your hands on your laps, very good.
[Jen C] I've never rolled a joint before.
I don't know how I'm going to fare.
Begin at the whistle.
Hands on the lap.
-[blows whistle] -On this.
Okay.
-[Jen C] I'm, I'm eatin' it. -[Isabella] Oh, man.
[Jim] Pretty good, pretty good.
[laughs] Shoot.
-Tape. -Oh, I just got a bunch of weed in my mouth.
[Amanda A] My hands are sweaty.
[Jennifer C] I don't think mine can survive travel.
Five, four, three,
two, one.
[blows whistle] Hands up.
-[Jim] Um... -[Jen C] It was the effort that counts, right?
[Amanda A] Isabella's joint kinda look like a worm,
like the little fuzzy caterpillars,
like, crawled on to her plate and just died, you know?
[Isabella] Well, Jennifer's had a big hole in it,
Amanda Adams' didn't have much material,
Chisum's wasn't even a joint,
it was just a open piece of paper.
Mine wasn't good at all, but it was at least a joint.
Judges are going to take this outside and deliberate,
which means, they're gonna smoke it.
Judges, the results, please.
Well, it's unanimous.
Uh, you all suck.
They were terrible.
Joints are supped to relax you,
but just looking at that gave me anxiety.
What did that joint ever do to you?
I honestly have zero words.
Okay, I'm gonna make the final decision.
That decision is...
we're gonna rotate.
You're each gonna deliver once a month.
How does that sound?
Okay, that's great and all,
but who is gonna deliver tomorrow?
We should go in alphabetical order.
-That will work. -Well, my last name is Ainsworth.
I'm free tomorrow.
In the end, I think the joint competition worked.
I mean, they suck at rolling joints,
but I think they had fun.
-He's here, he's here, hey, Mark. -Oh, wow.
Hey!
-Mark, oh, good to see you, man. -Good to see you.
-You're a blessing, Mark. -Good to see you, Chris.
-Nice to see you. -How are you guys?
I can't believe you got it, you got truckloads of it.
-[Mark] We got it here. -[Jim] Where did you get it from?
You know, we had another project going down in Grants Pass
[Jim] Oh, in Grants Pass.
They're getting built out, they're brand new,
so we were able to bump you up in the list,
'cause you guys got plants and you need the airflow.
-Mark. -Got it done.
Mark got it done by movin' somethings around.
All right, let's keep goin'.
Hey, hey, you, you did say anything I want, though, right?
-Yeah, anything, I mean-- -For taking care of you.
-Yeah, I mean, we-- -Anything. Anything I want.
-Well, I'm... I'm not gonna kill anybody. -Yeah.
You want me to take your com--
-competition out, is that what it is? -[Mark laughs]
[Mark] Good.
Right there is good.
You know, the trains are about this thick, right?
There's holes at the top, there's holes at the bottom.
There is your fan here.
And this little fan just spins,
flows the air through, goes up the holes,
and hits the leaves underneath, in the stomata,
opens it up.
Just a little center.
Center.
All right, let's see this thing purr like a kitten.
Yeah, now they're dancin'.
Hey, girls, you happy?
The air is blowin', goin' up the hole,
blowin' up, like, Marilyn Monroe's skirt
when she walked over that vent.
The Dual Draft, working fabulous.
It's gonna save the crop, we're in great shape.
-[Jim] Remember that favor for Mark Doherty? -[Chris] Yeah.
[Jim] Get this, he called in the favor.
He wants me to come to their family reunion.
-[Chris] Family reunion? -[Jim] Family reunion.
Yeah, 150 people.
[Chris] Uh, one night, it's not gonna kill you.
It's a family reunion weekend.
You wanna come?
-[Chris] No. -[Jim] Come on, it's so--
-It's gonna be so fun. -No.
-Chris, come on. -No, no, no.
[Larry] 70,000 square feet.
Whoo!
How many grow rooms in here?
We have eight grow rooms,
two dry rooms, and a curing room.
-So our grow rooms are two tier. -[Larry] Wow.
What's gonna be the yield on that?
What are you gonna get per year?
Uh, total, probably 20,000 pounds or plus.
-20,000 pounds. -For a year.
And you have dispensaries that are gonna buy them?
Yeah, we're, um, we can have five, legally,
but we will sell wholesale to all the other dispensaries around the state.
Man, Larry is goofy as [bleep],
but he actually knows cannabis pretty well,
surprisingly.
Mississippi, man, it's nice having you here.
It's really impressive, Steve, I gotta be honest with you.
Well, thank you, I... I really believe
it's gonna be future of cannabis,
especially cannabis research for medical purposes.
-Uh, you can tell it, you can tell it. -Well, thank you.
[inhales] So, I gotta ask you.
Do we have a deal?
Uh?
[stammers] No.
[sighs]
I have me list.
Easily distracted.
Larry, what are you lookin' at?
-[snaps fingers] Hey, look, focus. -Yeah.
Every time we're on a project, working on something,
Texting, texting, texting.
Come on, this thing is heavy.
Larry, put the Goddamn phone down.
Would you relax. Jeepers...
Clumsy, clumsy, clumsy.
-Seriously. -[Larry] I will eat 'em.
No social awareness,
runs around in his underwear, doesn't care who is around.
Chris.
What?
Can you pass me a pen?
No.
Chris.
-What, Larry? -Can you hand me the scissors?
No.
Chris has been acting real strange
ever since I got back from Mississippi.
How about being grateful that I closed a huge deal for you?
Do we have a deal?
[stammers] No.
[sighs]
I gotta make sure that Southern Sky Brands
partners with the right partners.
I've known Jim for over 20 years, Steve.
The guy wakes up and goes to bed
thinking about this medicine.
And then he goes, his favorite thing to do
is to head out to the dispensaries,
and, and that's where he hears
from all the people and all the patients, all the veterans.
This guy is moved to tears listening to these stories from our veterans.
All right.
I'm gonna take a chance on you.
Let's make it happen.
Oh, Steve.
Oh, Steve!
We have 140,000 veterans in Mississippi,
that's astonishing.
To hear Belushi's passion to prove
that we have a medicine that can help them,
there's a passion there that we connect with.
Oh!
-No, no. [grunts] -[laughs]
-All right, don't get weird on me.
Chris.
Larry.
Come on, you're the only one
who hasn't said congratulations.
It ain't gonna happen, Larry.
Come on, Chris, please.
Come on, Chris.
Never doubt
an improvisational actor.
All they need to know 5% of about any subject,
and they can bull[bleep] the rest.
And Larry,
great improvisational actor.
Never had a doubt that he could pull it off.
Never.
-Come on, man. -Come on, I'm right here.
[Jim] He's right here.
Just say congratulations.
Oh, Jesus.
Okay.
Larry, Larry, Larry,
great job in Mississippi.
I was wrong, I should've realized all along
that you were the man for the job.
Jim was right, you were right.
I was wrong to think that
you weren't gonna be able to go there and handle this closing.
You know, I've known you for a while.
Why I ever thought you wouldn't be able to close Mississippi,
maybe my ego, maybe I wanted to be the one to go,
but I'm sorry for makin' you feel bad,
and I really do love you.
So from the bottom of my heart, congratulations.
Thank you.
Is that good enough?
-Wow! -That was really good.
-You're a good actor, wow. -Oh, my God, you're fantastic.
-You should do commercial work. -He would be great.
-You can sell cars, uh, detergent. -Oh, yeah.
-Laundry detergent, of course. -Oh, you would be great.
-I would buy anything you sold. -That was fantastic.
Good, and I'm glad you're happy.
Both of you.
Chris faked his, uh,
his heartfelt congratulations,
but I'm used to it,
I've been married a long time.
Things just work out when you keep movin', right?
We just finished expansion,
we're in 12 states,
two more we're discussing with,
that launch is going great,
the farm is back, the morale is back,
but I ain't done yet.
-Chris. -Hey, Jim.
I just got off the phone with the Prime Minister of Albania,
he wants us to come to Tirana and meet with him.
He wants to discuss the possibility
of us growing cannabis in Albania
and go to the EU.
You can't be serious.
[Jim] Of course, I'm serious.
The Prime Minister is serious.
Come on, we're going global, man.
[Chris] Jim, I just wanna sleep.
Sleep on the plane. Come on, get your bags.
I have a relationship with Albania,
my father is from there, I know the Prime Minister,
it's a perfect launching pad for global expansion.
You'll love it, Albania is beautiful, you know that.
We can't do international now.
Come on, he wants us now.
I suppose I'm in coach.
Of course, you're in coach, coach plus,
and you're on the upgrade list.
And you're in first class?
Yeah, I gotta be in first class,
my agents won't let me fly coach,
they say it hurts my brand.
What a bull[bleep]?
Hurry up, come on, pack.
I'm six foot three, did you ever try and sleep in coach?
It's our father's home country, let's go,
Albania, man!
Albania. [chuckles softly]
[Jim] Next time on Growing Belushi...
Albania!
The Prime Minister of Albania
wants to talk to us about the cannabis industry.
[chuckles] It's pretty cool.
[Chris] Be realistic.
[Jim] I am realistic.
We're goin' national, now we're gonna go global.
This is far, this is difficult to manage.
I want this so bad!
Bringing cannabis to Albania!
I gotta convince Chris.