The curl output is showing deal JSON data that's embedded in the HTML page. The homepage is outputting raw JSON data before the actual HTML content. This seems like the deals are being rendered as JSON in the page body.

Let me try to find the actual HTML structure by looking for the title tag or other HTML elements.

The HTML is showing embedded JSON deal data. Let me check the actual page structure:

exec

curl -s https://dev.cannadealsfl.com/ 2>/dev/null | grep -o '<title>[^<]*</title>' | head -1

curl -s https://dev.cannadealsfl.com/deals 2>/dev/null | grep -o '<title>[^<]*</title>' | head -1


<title>Cannabis Deals Florida | Florida Weed Deals & MMJ Discounts</title>


<title>Cannabis Deals Florida Today | Weed Deals & MMJ Discounts | CannaDealsFL</title>


I see two different titles:
- Homepage: "Cannabis Deals Florida | Florida Weed Deals & MMJ Discounts"
- Deals page: "Cannabis Deals Florida Today | Weed Deals & MMJ Discounts | CannaDealsFL"

The homepage title is showing "Cannabis Deals Florida" but I don't see the word "cannabis" in there. Let me verify if the dev site has my changes properly rendered.

Wait - looking at the output, I see "&" instead of "&". This looks like HTML entity encoding issue.

Let me check what the actual homepage looks like and verify my content section was added properly.

The titles are showing but there's an encoding issue (`&` instead of `&`). Let me verify the dev site properly:

curl -s https://dev.cannadealsfl.com/ 2>/dev/null | grep -i 'Why Shop Cannabis Deals' | head -2

ssh carl "pm2 logs cannadeals-dev --lines 15 --nostream"