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5:58Now PlayingA man in Bremerton, Washington has been banned for riding the bus for six months because he smelled too much like weed. Matthew Little has been banned and he spoke with a local news organization to explain why. Ana Kasparian, Grace Baldridge (PopTrigger) and Maz Jobrani (Jimmy VestvoodAmerikan Hero) hosts of The Young Turks, break it down. Tell us what you think in the comment section below.
A marijuana enthusiast from Bremerton, Washington, doesn’t like the way his local transit company handles law and odor.
It banned Matthew Little from riding buses for six months, saying an overwhelming smell of pot accompanies him wherever he rides.
“From time to time, I smell like I just smoked some marijuana, probably because I just did,” Little acknowledged to KIRO-TV in Seattle.
Little doesn’t think he smells bad. He described his personal scent as “ganja or Karl Lagerfeld.”
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Hosts: Ana Kasparian, Grace Baldridge, Maz Jobrani
Cast: Ana Kasparian, Grace Baldridge, Maz Jobrani
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