I drink before work at 5am

>>219790954
WHAT A LIFE

>>219790909
this confuses and enrages the muslim zoomers who make up 4chan's userbase in 2026

>>219790909
Did boomers really spend hours after work getting drunk with strangers instead of being home with their wife and kids?

>>219790909
I wish there was a local bar I could hang out at after work. They're all sports bars though. Why does every fucking bar have to be a sports bar? Not that it matters because there's never anyone under 50 anyways.

>>219791006
Their collective lead poisoning had them living for themselves alone. It's a miracle any of them could tolerate one another long enough to have any children.

>>219791073
You can take a sports bar that's filled with NPC drones, a dive bar filled with junkies and sad alcoholics, or a "barcade" filled with millenial bugmen.

>>219790909
That'll be nice if it wasn't because my local bar wants to charge $15 per beer

>drink three beers
>feel like shit the next morning
No idea how they did it

>>219791073
Country Club Bar always seemed like the only variety worth a damn because you might be able to rub elbows with someone who could benefit your professional life. Aside from that the onky bar I went to regularly was a craft beer joint across the street from my house with a 12.5% stout that was pretty good. Stopped going when it got bought out by some jeet who fired the entire staff and replaced them with his own illegal workers.

>>219791006
alcoholics do this since forever

>>219790909
All of those men are in their 30's.

>>219791087
>implying this was something only boomers did and not something everyone before 2020 had done for all of history

I wish i had friends

>>219791128
Genetics but there's also a lot more that has to do with it, depends on how healthy you are and your diet and so on
I've been able to tank an absurd amount of booze and get up the next morning and spring out of bed just fine

>>219791285
>avoiding your family is..... le based and tradpilled actually!!!

>>219791379
Men being able to meet, engage with, and form relationships with other men in their community is in fact...good! We used to call this civil society and it afforded you the ability to connect with other men interested in broader things in society beyond your family. We even had entire clubs like Elks, Lions, Freemasons, Knights of Columbus, and various private gentleman's clubs that were centered around drinking where you could join, network with other men in your community, engage in community service, etc. They were only open to men and the conversations you had in them weren't ones you'd care to have or even want to have your wife and children involved in.

>>219791684
>we
you didnt have shit you 25 yr old larping queer
if you dont have friends as a grown man youve already failed

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7KaiALjG3fI
The funny part of this is the USPS is immune to local parking regulations.

>>219791799
U mad bro?

>>219791006
No, they had one day a week they'd do this. Wednesday was a really popular bar night. Friday and saturday would be busy nights with younger people. Mondays were only for the most depressed pathetic people. Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday were wildcard days.

>>219791799
The collective "we", society. You're dodging the content of my post because you really don't have anything of substance to say beyond this little temper tantrum. I'm sorry the daddy was not as present in your life 20 years ago as you would have liked, but you should probably get over it and grow up.

The biggest upside of being able to meet people like this was that you would be rubbing shoulders with people you normally wouldn't ever talk to. People outside of your circle of friends involved in things nobody you know is involved with, guys much older than you who could possibly help you professionally, guys much younger than you with a completely different perspective. I shouldn't have to explain to you the utility of this.

>>219790909
Yeah, hahah, after our working hours at our p-place of employment, yeah.

I've watched Frasier twice plus a lot of random episodes rewatches but I've never started Cheers.

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>>219791998
Do it, Cheers is kino and also in 4:3 HD

>>219791998
Watching Frasier right now. I stopped Cheers about 2 or 3 seasons in, but I did really like it. I'll probably watch it all the way through some time.

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>>219791167
>a 12.5% stout that was pretty good

>>219792091
What's your problem?

>>219791128
Why do you think they all look like shit despite being in their 30s.

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>kelsey gramer was 26 in this scene

>>219790954
Do you play kidpix as well?

>>219792480
What the fuck

>>219790909
For years my life was
Work
Pub
Offy
Home

>>219791006
Millennials did too. Only zoomers are autistic shut-ins who'd rather browse cat videos all night than drink and talk to people.

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Coach > Woody

>>219790909
I drink during work like a real American

>>219792091
Hahaha

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>>219790909
TV shows lied to me that this is a normal and comfy way to spend your free time in the evenings

Even if oyu have that local pub where somehow all your friends gather every single day, you gotta be a millionaire to spend all the money in a fucking bar where a beer is 5 euros and a small whiskey 10, at best

>>219794721
it's not that expensive in most of the world, europe just traded having an economy for being a retirement home, and then also stacked taxes on everything that makes life worth living

>>219790909
You can drink without getting drunk, you utter faggot.

>>219790909
No, it makes my stomach hurt and gives me anxiety attacks the next day.

>>219794827
trying to imagine the sort of person you're picturing who goes to the bar every single day of their life and is also not an incorrigible alcoholic

>>219791128
There's something seriously fucking wrong with you if you feel bad the next day after three beers.

imagine working

>>219790909
The thought of constantly going to a bar to drink makes no sense to me.
I live in australia, a single drink at a bar here costs a fucking shitload. It's just not possible for you to be able to afford to drink out like that all the time.

>>219791006
No, they went out with friends, moron.
Local pubs were another thing, because a lot of the regulars there would be people from the neighborhood, so there'd always be people you knew there.

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>>219794909
can't imagine why

>>219791128
Testicles tend to produce testosterone, while ovaries produce estrogen.

>>219793950
This is undeniable.

young adults nowadays just go and goon or watch streamers after work (which is also at home)

>>219790909
Cheers is too cheery for me
I go to horace and pete's
Proper misery hours

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Just drank a german Vitus and german aventinus they MOG any brewery in a 500 square mile radius of me

>>219790909
The show came out in 1982... at the time a bartender with no college degree could earn around $20k per year, inflation adjusted that's $70k per year today... But not just that, the median home value in 1982 was $69k, so a bartender with no degree could own a home easily.

So you have a bunch of boomers doing stupid, easy jobs, getting paid tons of money where even the simplest workers can afford their own home, and everybody is having sex and getting married and having kids because they're all socialized and living pre internet.

And what did the boomers do with this unprecedented level of comfort and social mobility in human history? They got drunk every day, shirked spending time with their families to hang out at bars and fuck around, and spent the rest of their miserable lives voting to pull the ladder up for their children's generation.

Boomers are sickening.

>>219796486
Pretty much. To be fair though, gen X were useless and just sat by, never trying to take control from the boomers, and gen Y were beyond lazy to ever do anything - thanks to being raised by boomers.

>>219791128
bro three beers are you a pre teen girl? to get a hangover i have to do double digit drinks and sometimes cocaine. i have a problem but i don't care i'm ready to die

>>219791073
where do you live? i live in nyc and there's som any bars that don't even have tv's

>drink after work
>lose job
>repeat for 10 year
I drank the vodka

>>219794909
it must suck to be poor. i don't even look at my cc bills i just set up auto pay. i get drinks out almost every night

>>219792654
wutchu know bout that? probbly tons...

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I'm getting drunk tomorrow night. It has been decided.

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>drinking beer instead of tea

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>>219791006
>Did millenials really spend hours after work getting high with strangers instead of being home with their cats and funko pops?
>Did zoomers really spend hours after fapping grooming kids on discord with strangers instead of simping for E thots?

>>219798469
Does that chigga know its not soup?

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>everyone makes fun of hipsters and their craft IPAs and triple double hopped imperial stouts and all that stuff
>try them
>they're actually way better than normal beer
...what else were they right about?

>>219799311
Hairy pits being kino

>>219791887
It was always Thursday in the UK.

Monday was depressing alcoholics
Tuesday was executives and tradesmen (or students if it's that kind of bar)
Wednesday was karaoke and live music
Thursday was regulars and work drinks
Friday was dickheads getting into fights
Saturday was groups of young people and dates
Sunday was the A* crowd who didn't give a toss about their job

My dad would go out on a Thursday to the local and when I first got a proper job I soon learnt to stay out late on Thursdays with the managers to learn how to actually do my job. The problem is that over time the good crowd moved to other hangouts leaving the people who would just cause drama (and push away anyone good left) then Covid killed it all off.

>>219799311
Hipster beers are still slop compared to a good old man's ale.

>>219795867
>he doesn't go to the communal masturbation cave after work

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>>219799311
>...what else were they right about?
Workwear being stylish?

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>>219794782
its expensive as fuck here in america, dunno what are you on about
to actually get drunk you need to spend like $50 every night and thats some shitty bar in a bumfuck city, if you live in some major city that would be $150

>>219799709
I can get a fifth of gin for $12

I'm drunk right now

>>219791006
zoomers neither go out with their friends or have families

>>219799709
I used to get shitfaced every day for next to nothing. A handle of cheap rum was $20.

>>219799657
>double denim

>>219799809
>>219799745
are you both genuinely braindead...?

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>>219799709
I live in rural PA and can get a burger/fries meal and 3 yuengling pints on tap for $15.

>>219790909
Do people even go to bars by themselves anymore? I tried that before and it just felt weird because everyone was there with their friends.

>>219799830
not yet

>>219791073
Breweries are the best option these days. But you have to wade through a lot of hipster trash breweries before you find a cool one.

>>219799856
and you gonna get drunk on 3 beers?

>>219792014
>times before everyone was glued to phones and TV
Looks so comfy

>>219799900
thread is about drinking in a BAR, of course you can get drunk for peanuts at home retardo, you could probably do it for $1 with some medicinal isopropyl alcohol too, thats not the point

>>219799907
No. I get buzzed, drive home and then pull out the bottom shelf liquor for some mixed drinks when I get home.

>>219799951
Ever heard of a flask or hiding a bottle in the alley?

>>219799951
I don't want to spend time with other people though. Why would I drink at a bar?

>>219799870
It's an easy way to meet people. People always end up buying me drinks...which can go poorly.

>cheers

more like niggercattle

>>219791006
>lemme just rush home right after work to a nagging cunt of a wife and a couple screaming kids stone sober instead of taking an hour or so breather and pounding a couple golden coldies with some bar bros

>>219800004
based retard

>>219800303
thanks

>>219794872
My grandpa would stop at his local bar and have two beers after work everyday. I never saw him drunk, he was around all the time for his six kids and 18 grandkids, lived until he was 87 and the doctor said he had the liver of a 20 year old when he died. His heart attacked him, but his liver was great. Most men used to have drinks after work everyday, like a couple glasses of scotch or a few beers, while they read the evening paper and shit like that. Not being allowed to touch alcohol (probably because your shrew wife got feminazi'd into thinking sipping a beer makes a man an abusive alcoholic) is a fairly new thing.

>>219799870

try a bit later when everyone is already drunk

>>219791128
That's honestly fucking embarrassing. I would have like 10 minimum when I used to go on uni nights out and that would be 3 or so times a week, sometimes in a row. And I don't even consider myself a particularly strong drinler

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>>219799810
Do you have a problem with that? BOBMOB ASSEMBLE!

>>219799709
My nigga you can go Tesco and get a crate of Strongbow cider for like £6

>>219791006
apartments and homes were dirt cheap in the 70s. it would be the equivalent of paying $200 a month today. with all that extra cash, boomers would just hang in bars and restaurants every day. in the summer they would go vacation in europe, and in the winter they would go on cruises or to the bahamas. you have no idea what has been taken from you.

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>>219800382
>Not being allowed to touch alcohol (probably because your shrew wife got feminazi'd into thinking sipping a beer makes a man an abusive alcoholic) is a fairly new thing.
lol
lmao

>>219800613
They ended that though, and still drank anyway plus all those temperance broads were cat ladies. Then the bra burning and women's lib came around and many men got neutered. Sad!

>>219800481
You are too dumb to breathe

>>219801198
Nuh uh, I just breathed like 2 and half minutes a

>>219801162
>Then the bra burning and women's lib came around and many men got neutered.
All of this was really set into motion by WW2. If women had never been allowed to work when the men went off to war, the feminism shit never would've happened, wages would have continued to rise normally, and society would be healthy.

>>219800422
>>219797667
>>219795020
>>219794880
wow you guys are cool

>>219791937
Social clubs still exist and people still join them, but that's like a last resort if you didn't already form lasting bonds with friends and colleagues from younger/early working years.

>>219790909
Socializing makes the zoomers seethe

>>219796486
>at the time a bartender with no college degree could earn around $20k per year, inflation adjusted that's $70k per year today.
>$70k a year
That's what a bartender today can make at an average bar with steady business. I made $97k one year bartending in Washington DC and I only worked 4 shifts a week.

>>219802822
Thanks a lot Hitler, you failed artist homo cryptokike cuck. The repercussions of that guy being such a faggot will be felt forever, and all he ended up doing was making the world more cucked and the kikes stronger because now they can hiss MUH HOLOCAUSSSST through their fangs anytime anyone brings up any evil shit they're doing. Anyone who thinks Hitler was le heckin based can't see the forest for the trees.

>>219791006
>strangers
Why would you think they're strangers?

>>219805392
Yeah but you were a gay whore who wore short shorts and a crop top so the other gay guys would tip you better. We're talking about an average Joe in an average bar that isn't called "Uncle Longfinger's Poz Palace".

>>219799472
>call something carefully made "slop" because you're a weak impotent zoomer and it makes you upset that people like things
not beating the allegations

>>219790909
I do this.

>>219805504
No I just worked at a pretty standard restaurant in downtown, I made $300-$500 a shift, most of my money coming on Friday and Saturday. Bartenders at upscale places make even more, I had server and bartender friends in DC and NY making $120k+ annually.

I'll cry like a bitch when Kelsey Grammer dies

that Frasier reboot was rubbish. needed Niles back

>>219796486
>at the time a bartender with no college degree could earn around $20k per year,
He'd need to be opening and closing the bar 5 days a week, probably working 50 or 60 hours and also bar managing to make $70k a year in todays money at a dive bar lile Cheers.

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>>219791128
it does come down to genetics some people just can't drink at all

>>219805604
I don't believe you, and I still think you were one of the best gay bartenders on the East Coast you should be proud.

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Do you think they ever correlated wanting to get drunk with needing to escape reality and finally fixed their reality instead of pretending to like alcohol???

>>219805757
Can't even tell if you're being seriously retarded or parodying xkcdnigger

>>219805715
It doesn't really matter if you believe me or not, I'm moreso sharing my experience so other anons who aren't closeted gay (like you) and don't have gay thoughts swirling around in their head 24/7 (like you) can have a frame of reference. I'll go on making $80k a year in restaurants basically working part time, and having sex with chicks I meet at the bar, while I pursue passion projects in my free time, while you go on being a closeted gay boy and projecting it onto others online.

>>219800509
It wasn't taken from you because it was never yours. Post-WW2 American wealth was a massive historical outlier in which the average person lived like a king. It was never meant to last.

>>219805846
why do zoomers have panic attacks this bad at the thought of social interaction and earning a living?

>>219805715
What's not to believe? Making $300 a weekend night minimum in tips is standard for any bartender or server. It sounds like you don't know anything about the economics of restaurants.

>>219805869
this post was for this guy
>>219805715

but you probably got it

https://youtu.be/SpdSwW_F3Ls
what's the catch, do you go blind from methanol?

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>>219790954
Based.

>>219805846
I am NOT gay, I have relationships with women and sex with men!

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>>219790909
Why would I consume something that weakens me?

>>219805846
>>219805886

Anon he's joking around with you. What part of you tending bar in hot pants and a crop top and working at a bar called pozz palace or whatever didn't tip you off? Got a touch of the 'tism m8?

>>219805932
That makes even less sense then.

>>219805443
Wow what a totally organic opinion that wasn't cooked up by glowies around 24 months ago.

my mother in law (japanese) makes moonshine umeshu (plum wine) in big buckets
it's great

love me booze
love me bartenders
love me friends
love spending a good night out followed by 2 days relaxing at home not doing anything
simple as

>>219806119
Wow what a retarded take that totally wasn't posted by a fat brown Nazi LARPer or kike trying to muddy the water.

>>219799702
save those pipes for karaoke!

>>219806071
I thought it was obvious but apparently not.

>>219791006
Before the 1990s television sucked, the country was still mostly white, we weren't flooded with crazy weirdos, and you could get absolutely smashed in a bar for a half a day's minimum wage.

Imagine the kinds of people you like socializing with and the kind of past times you like engaging with. Now imagine there was a place where you could go hang out for as long as you wanted that had everything you wanted there from good company to fun entertainment to inexpensive treats. Imagine there were no druggies or foreigners in there. You'd absolutely go hang out there as much as possible.

>>219806071
>>219806165
No I think what is actually obvious is that anon got hit on by a gay guy at some point in time,l at a restaurant, perhaps by a gay server or bartender, maybe had his shoulder or back rubbed by him in a moment of flirting, and instead of calmly but firmly explaining to the gay man he isn't interested and won't tolerate that behaviour, he cowered and tried to play it cool and laugh it off but deep down felt violated, and ever since lashes out at anons on line who bear or express and assocition with restaurants. Because just saying 'haha just joking bro' about some obnoxious gay shit just isn't funny and is frankly weird as fuck.

>>219806285
I'm the original Anon and I think it was pretty obvious I was breaking your balls and joking around and you probably have autism. Also didn't read all of that because calm the fuck down, are you actually a closeted fag and I hit a nerve or something? Goddamn nigger learn to take a joke if not.

>>219806282
>you could get absolutely smashed in a bar for a half a day's minimum wage.
Ehh idk where you lived but as a 48 year old boomer that just ain't true, I grew up in a small beach town where shit was dirt cheap and happy hour was the only real cheap time for beer, and it was canned beer, tap was always more just like today. speaking of today you can go into pretty much any old dive anywhere in the country and get like 6 PBR's (cans) or Raniers or whatever cheap local beer you got for under $20 and walk out pretty drunk if you haven't eaten anything. And some places minimum wage is $20 an hour now. If you want draft it'll cost you but canned shit ain't nothing today at most dives.

>>219806285

So you really are a closeted homo and can't take a joke about it (noce Freudian slip with that misplace "I" too. Cool m8 suck cocks in secret all you want I don't give a shit but it's obvious he was taking the piss and now you're having a melty.

>>219806345
Your jokes are ass, I was giving you a serious response to your serious claim about wages of bartenders adjusted for inflation and you send me some weird ass homo reply? You sound like the faggot

>>219806426
Bro I was just joking! Hahaha Lmao learn how to take a joke m8!! You mad? You sound mad.

>>219806404
You were 6 years old in 1984. You had no idea what the pre-1990s bar scene was like.

>>219806404
I'm almost your age and I used to get smashed on draft beer at my local bar for a dollar a 16oz. glass several times a week when I was working my way through college at a pizza place making minimum wage. I'd even take my books in and study while I drank if it was during the day. Either your bar sucked and their prices were insane or you didn't know what you were doing. Cheers even states their drafts are 5 to 25 cents each as the series goes on (mostly trying to get Norm to pay his tab).

>>219806433
>>219806449
You are gay and samefagging. Stop shitting up the thread you embarrassing faggot. No one cares about your bullshit gay life story nigger.

>>219806584
>Stop shitting up the thread
This thread has been throughly derailed. It's never been more over.

>>219806404

>Cans or bottles are more expensive than draft

What the fuck? What country do you live in?

>>219799451
In the US trends vary a lot by region. Some of this is accurate for certain parts of the US. Bars in cities can always be busy. Constant people meeting up after work this day and such. Many bars now also do food or have food trucks so they're packed for that too.

>>219806615
Nah. We're going back to Cheers and Frasierposting and being druk. Ignore everything else.

What is your favorite Norm line? Mine is "Sammy it's a dog eat dog world and I'm wearing Milk Bone underwear".

>>219800054
>let me just get a bit sloshed so when that bitch wife of mine runs her mouth I don't even think twice about giving her a hiding
many such cases

>>219806665
not a great movie but I laughed out loud at this line
https://i.4cdn.org/wsg/1776404627713445.webm" target="_blank">https://i.4cdn.org/wsg/1776404627713445.webm

>>219791006
Anon, people with jobs still go out for after work beers with their co-workers...

>>219791887
it's called Thirsty Thursday for a reason

>>219805646
>a dive bar lile Cheers
just watch the show, zoomer

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>>219806777
That's the wrong Norm! Goddamn I miss Norm MacDonald though. There isn't a single thing he was ever in that he didn't make better, even those tiny bit parts. Usually they were the best thing about those movies, like Deuce Bigelow 2 European Gigilo.

>>219806543
>Cheers even states their drafts are 5 to 25 cents each as the series goes on (mostly trying to get Norm to pay his tab).
no no no, watch the show you guys if you're going to comment on it, in the first season the draft beers are $1.25 but Sam does raise the price a couple of times over the years so by the last season I think they're like 2 bucks each, they do supposedly have 75 cent drafts on Fridays according to a sign in the pool room but they never mention this

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>>219807105
Agreed. The first one where he plays the bartender and threatens to jam a swizzle stick up deuces peehole is basically the only part of that movie I remember other than THAT'S A BIG BITCH.

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>>219807154
I have watched the show at least five times all the way through, and I swear they said Norm was getting his beers for between 5 and 25 cents at first in an episode, then Sam made them $1. That's why Norm's way overdue tab was $400 when Sam asked him to pay it and he said he drank at least 10 beers a day, not counting rounds bought by Cliffy and the others. Do I have dementia? Holy fuck I am old.

>>219807154
A quick Google search shows that is wrong. Maybe you should actually watch the show.

>>219807618
Yep. $1 a mug at the time the tab thing came up. I just watched that episode like two hours ago so I have no idea what >>219807154 is talking about.

>>219791215
Nowadays, they just drink alone and gamble on their phone

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>>219807520
I watched Deuce 1 and "The Animal" recently and I was surprised to find that they are like almost exactly the same movie on paper except Deuce was surprisingly watchable and the Animal was totally flat and unfunny.
The girl in it is such a 2000s qt tho

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>>219807719
If you're going to talk about me at least say my name.

>>219807721
She's cute as fuck. Real fun related story: I'm one of those people that can't handle weed as it makes me turbo paranoid, but I let my gf at the time's stoner brother talk me into smoking a bowl with him "so he didn't have to get high alone" before we watched The Animal at her house. I remember nothing about it and I spent the entire movie either sitting in her recliner wondering if I was laughing or supposed to laugh or getting up and staring out the window wanting the "high" to end. Fucking nightmare.

>>219798469
Had to watch this a couple of times to find where his eyes should be

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>>219790909
>Let’s get drunk after work.

They had friends they saw every day. Surely you see how that's superior to the world we live in now.

>>219807951
Pot does that to me too. I hate it and on paper I should be the poster boy for using it medicinally. My doctor even offered me a medical card so I could get it for free with my insurance and I just said nope. People tell me I must have done the wrong strains or whatever but after half a dozen bad experiences I think I'll stick to having a few beers when I want to relax.

>>219807999
>he world we live in now.
Speak for yourself dude. Why don't you ever go see your friends?