The chapter explores the uproar caused by gifting an American flag made of hemp to a Congress member, highlighting hemp's historical significance, versatility over cotton, and potential as an economic driver. It delves into the hurdles posed by federal regulations on hemp, the benefits of using hemp for sustainability, and the economic potential of hemp cultivation in Hawaii and Kentucky. The conversation also covers military restrictions on hemp products, false positive drug tests from poppy seeds, and the impact of second-hand marijuana smoke.