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Of boston who are echo friendly. and we bring the wood. in we plain it. we hand craft it and put the rowers together. ainsley: jamie, you are on the retail end of this. tell us about that and why you decided to work for this company. i started of working for peter 8 and a half years ago and chose the company because it was american made. and peter gave mee the opportunity to run our retail location. we have 200 locations across america. brian: one of the smartest thing is to go for the orange theory. if you take those classes you know how much the rowers mean to that school of thought when it comes to fitness. they came to you three years ago? three years ago. brian: now you are their contractor. 1200 gimenez they have open now. show me how this goes. you are a rower. you want to simulate the exact motion? yes. brian: you want rowers to use this to train? yeah. or anyone to train. not just rows. one of the best cardio workouts. ainsley: what s the biggest mistake you see trai ....
Mr. williams, you have been on the retail end of this. have you been a cop. if you felt like you were under this kind of scrutiny and that you might be sued for stopping someone, would you be less likely to stop people. i would be clearly less likely to stop someone and let me say this kind of political correctness, i believe, is going to get some law enforcement officer killed. just yesterday in baltimore, maryland, a father of five, sean stopped a guy and was shot in the head and he is now dead.d. police officers have to make split-second decisions. and you can micromanage police officers. i m upset with the way new york city is trying to micromanage police officers and don t have the backs,, the body of supervisors don t have their backs and it s very troubling. tucker: it s not just in new york it s in a lot of other cities including ....
Serious problem. tucker: it hurts the people who live in those neighborhoods who were not rich policymakers. mr. williams, you have been on the retail end of this. have you been a cop. if you felt like you were under this kind of scrutiny and that you might be sued for stopping someone, would you be less likely to stop people. i would be clearly less likely to stop someone and let me say this kind of political correctness, i believe, is going to get some law enforcement officer killed. just yesterday in baltimore, maryland, a father of five, sean stopped a guy and was shot in the head and he is now dead. police officers have to make split-second decisions. and you cannot micropolice you e police officers. i m upset with the way new york city is trying to micromanage police officers and don t have the backs, ....
the thing that is key here, we are running the experiment now. we have been having this debate in the abstract. one of the things here, two things. what i find fascinating is it s as much a test of setting up a regulatory regime as a test of legalizing marijuana in prohibition. the question is, is there going to be a huge black market that is going to emerge? are you going to have is this going to spiral out of control? i think it will be. i have to say, i did not like do a hard study, but $600 million a year sounds high. 25% at the retail end. i mean, if you are talking right now, $250 to $300 is going to come down. a $25 tax? canada had to repeal a cigarette tax, $5 in taxes in the 90s. marijuana is something people ....