Apr 10, 2017 26 min

San Antonio

from Rollin' With Ngaio Hosted by Cannabis Radio

Welcome to Rollin' With Ngaio we are chilling in San Antonio, Texas today. We start off with Dessert first earlier this week I had a Kahlúa Cream Cake at the Jungle Bird in Midtown San Francisco. And also a Tres Leche's Cake Doughnut With Raspberry Frosting and Cream Cheese Icing, that was absolutely amazing, at Doughnut Madness on Watt also in San Francisco. I will be going to the international cannabis business Conference in Berlin on the 13th! We also talk about traveling to Germany 20 years ago and talk about all the White Widow we smoked. How I found one of the best weed dealers in Berlin, and where I will be at soon!

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