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| King of Pot Bruce Perlowin called Jon Peditto “brave" |
Jointz, alter ego of High There director Henry Goren, personally handed out fliers for the Peditto cause, and rounded up supprt from cannabis-related business owners, including “King of Pot” Bruce Perlowin, the legendary marijuana smuggler and hemp entrepreneur, who was at the event with his new CBD Jeans company (“dedicated to supporting the legalization of medicinal and recreational marijuana”). Perlowin praised Peditto as “brave” for rejecting plea bargain offers and fighting the the law that has him facing 10 to 20 years in prison for growing 17 marijuana plants. (Perlowin spent nine years in prison for his illegal actvities.)
Missing in action was Goren’s fellow High There director and co-star Wayne Darwen, AKA High Dave High. “Wayne was called on assignment, and we missed him -- and so did fans who wanted to meet Dave High,” said Goren, “but the street team, including Sam Peters and Burt Kearns, did a great job of gas mask wrangling, and helping spread the word about High There and the Peditto case."
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| The crew for Johnson Apparel, makers of weed-funny t-shirts and more |
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| Reuben repped the Woah Stork cannabis delivery app |
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| Calibred and MotaVation clothing shared a booth |
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| Sam Peters, Burt Kearns and Roland Jointz led the High There street team at Hempcon |
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| King of Pot Bruce Perlowin shows that the High There DVD also has a cool back cover |
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| Pot smuggling legend Bruce Perlowin autographs his signature CBD jeans |
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