The new tariffs would add to a growing list of taxes levied by the U.S. against trading partners as part of a growing trade war between once-close allies.
Yeah, but I’m not rewarding Kentucky just because what I want to drink becomes too expensive.
Maybe this is the year I stop drinking entirely and just switch to fentanyl or something else that this administration isn’t actually doing anything about.
Much cheaper than heroin or fenta, still gives you enough of a buzz, and it can be bio and you know where it comes from without all the possible dirt in it.
I guess, you didn’t really mean it, but if someone really thinks about fenta or H as a substitute for alcohol or medical opiates, please consider this alternative, as you have much more control of what you put into your body.
And a tea holds up for like 24h, in comparison to a much shorter timeframe with H or fenta - which in those cases is/was a good thing, as you can dosage it much better e.g. during surgery.
But for pain relief or just recreational stuff, short lived opiates are the devil, as you need to obviously take it more often - and with that, the little thing in your head will always say “oh come on, just a little bit more this time, I had a bad day/I deserved it today”
As said, I’m pretty sure your post wasn’t serious, but people in such a situation should still consider safer and more cost effective alternatives.
Alcohol is the easiest thing to replace.
Yeah, but I’m not rewarding Kentucky just because what I want to drink becomes too expensive.
Maybe this is the year I stop drinking entirely and just switch to fentanyl or something else that this administration isn’t actually doing anything about.
Just plant some poppies and make yourself a tea
Much cheaper than heroin or fenta, still gives you enough of a buzz, and it can be bio and you know where it comes from without all the possible dirt in it.
I guess, you didn’t really mean it, but if someone really thinks about fenta or H as a substitute for alcohol or medical opiates, please consider this alternative, as you have much more control of what you put into your body.
And a tea holds up for like 24h, in comparison to a much shorter timeframe with H or fenta - which in those cases is/was a good thing, as you can dosage it much better e.g. during surgery.
But for pain relief or just recreational stuff, short lived opiates are the devil, as you need to obviously take it more often - and with that, the little thing in your head will always say “oh come on, just a little bit more this time, I had a bad day/I deserved it today”
As said, I’m pretty sure your post wasn’t serious, but people in such a situation should still consider safer and more cost effective alternatives.