'If I were to do that in Louisiana, I would go to jail, for sure, but you're not going to catch me on the news for something like this out here.'
"If I were to do that in Louisiana, I would go to jail, for sure, but you're not going to catch me on the news for something like this out here."
Fuma Enterprises has product promoters like Berkley doing the same job in other cities; in Miami, where recreational cannabis is still illegal and public consumption is a criminal penalty, a Fuma promoter smokes people up while"We don't have a place where we can smoke" in Denver, he says, pointing to the lack of cannabis consumption venues in Denver. According to Berkley, part of what he's trying to do is make concerts and the music scene that kind of place.
The smoke thrower only comes out at 21-and-up concerts, he says. Berkley tries to avoid smoking up people who don't want to get high, but he will occasionally use it on people without asking, which he says has never caused a problem. He generally starts by offering people who are already smoking. Once the smoke thrower is out and going, people will approach him. Then he'll decide if the crowd would be happy with him smoking up people randomly.
Berkley says that the smoke thrower builds up a dense cloud that comes out in thick streams. People can inhale from that stream like drinking from a water fountain, and it's plenty to get baked in one hit, he promises."It'll fill a whole room up," he assures.after winning the NBA Championship in 2023."You had people everywhere. I would pull it out, load it up and blast it into a crowd of people," he says.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Steels Corners Bridge closure to impact Blossom concert-goers, commutersPosition: Reporter
Read more »
Watch out, Denver drivers: RTD construction to shut down 2 Denver intersections for weeksTwo Denver intersections will be closed for weeks as construction continues on the Regional Transportation District’s downtown rail reconstruction project.
Read more »
Check out The Rolling Stones’ poster featuring Blucifer for Denver concertThe Rolling Stones play Empower Field at Mile High Stadium on Thursday night.
Read more »
Morgan Wallen Throws Phone Offstage After It Hits Him During Denver ConcertMorgan Wallen is no longer tolerating fans throwing items at him on stage ... as the country singer pointedly disposed of one rogue phone during a recent concert.
Read more »
Another Day, Another Object: Morgan Wallen Hit With Phone at Denver ConcertMorgan Wallen's concert at Denver's Mile High Stadium on July 3 was interrupted when a fan threw an iPhone at him while he performed 'Cowgirls.'
Read more »
Denver Zoo renamed after 128 yearsThe Denver Zoo is now the Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance.
Read more »