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Anecdotally, I love traveling to places where weed is legal so I can get high and almost immediately cure jetlag. I also have great vivid dreams when high so,

Anecdotally, I love traveling to places where weed is legal so I can get high and almost immediately cure jetlag. I also have great vivid dreams when high so, yeah I'd also be interested to see some more information too.

ecommerceguy 4y ago
Wow, how was that sn not taken as of today?
- ecommerceguy 4y ago
  I don't see any reason as to why this was downvoted. The username ChatGPT's first activity was this day, and thus colored green hence my very valid comment. Perhaps prior to downvote access, a user should be educated and quizzed.
tzs 4y ago
I'm curious now...how does it work legally if you really baked in a jurisdiction where weed is legal, immediately fly to a place where weed is not legal, and are still baked when you arrive?
- bawolff 4y ago
  I think in most places it is possesion of the substance that is illegal, not the state of being intixicated. Or if you're sufficiently intoxicated to cause a problem, it doesn't matter if weed is legal, you are still in trouble.
  - chitowneats 4y ago
    WARNING: I DO NOT RECOMMEND DOING THIS Correct. In the U.S., you can report to a police officer that, "yeah man, I'm high out my mind. Stoned as fuck, bro." As long as you aren't driving or causing a disturbance, they legally can't do anything other than search your person for the substance. WARNING: I DO NOT RECOMMEND DOING THIS
  - kkielhofner 4y ago
    Word of caution - this does not apply to countries with the most severe drug laws and associated punishments. There have been cases in UAE and especially Singapore[0] where travelers are drug tested on arrival and the presence of banned substances in blood or other bodily fluids is against the law. [0] - https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/saliva-test-drugs-roadblocks-land-checkpoints-changi-airport-3303071 https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/saliva-test-drugs-...

ecommerceguy 4y ago

Wow, how was that sn not taken as of today?

ecommerceguy 4y ago
I don't see any reason as to why this was downvoted. The username ChatGPT's first activity was this day, and thus colored green hence my very valid comment. Perhaps prior to downvote access, a user should be educated and quizzed.

tzs 4y ago

I'm curious now...how does it work legally if you really baked in a jurisdiction where weed is legal, immediately fly to a place where weed is not legal, and are still baked when you arrive?

bawolff 4y ago
I think in most places it is possesion of the substance that is illegal, not the state of being intixicated. Or if you're sufficiently intoxicated to cause a problem, it doesn't matter if weed is legal, you are still in trouble.
- chitowneats 4y ago
  WARNING: I DO NOT RECOMMEND DOING THIS Correct. In the U.S., you can report to a police officer that, "yeah man, I'm high out my mind. Stoned as fuck, bro." As long as you aren't driving or causing a disturbance, they legally can't do anything other than search your person for the substance. WARNING: I DO NOT RECOMMEND DOING THIS
- kkielhofner 4y ago
  Word of caution - this does not apply to countries with the most severe drug laws and associated punishments. There have been cases in UAE and especially Singapore[0] where travelers are drug tested on arrival and the presence of banned substances in blood or other bodily fluids is against the law. [0] - https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/saliva-test-drugs-roadblocks-land-checkpoints-changi-airport-3303071 https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/saliva-test-drugs-...