Peter Attia· MD
um it's just a matter of time before we start seeing it in central Texas, but they're starting to see vape vape pens that have the THC in it also contain fentanyl.
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um it's just a matter of time before we start seeing it in central Texas, but they're starting to see vape vape pens that have the THC in it also contain fentanyl.
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So, they're basically saying, "We're going to we're betting that you're going to like this THC so much more because somehow it's going to get you the marijuana high, which is totally different, right, from the opioid high and we're going to make a more addictive product."
So, they want their stuff to be more powerful. They want that street cred because it goes out on social media. So and so has the strong cocaine. Go see him or her. And that's that's the only reason they do it is they want to stand out above the rest.