42strains reviews pine sap

from 42 Strains · host Aaron Miller

hello everyone welcome to a new episode of 42strains where the crew minus snacks plus salt review the strain pine sap from smoke on the water in stockton california. overall got a great rating on our scale of 1 to 3 in our TELS system at a 3331 and at the price of 65 dollars an ounce what an amazing cheap summer smoke it is. also dont miss of course wacky news with DoubleA! any questions or concerns email us at [email protected] or tweet us at any of our handles and follow us on instagram!

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