THC Is Not What You Think It Is—Stop Talking About THC
THC Is Not What You Think It Is—Stop Talking About THC
Lester Black | JAN 11, 2017
I used to be a cook at a Bavarian lodge in the Rocky Mountains. The work was extremely tiring, and after hour 10 of slinging schnitzel and spätzle to Texan tourists, a coworker of mine would pull out his vape pen filled with concentrated cannabis. I would take my hands off the half-dozen sauté pans in front of me to take a nice long drag.
It would feel like a heavy wave washed over me. For a moment, I’d forget the stress of the day, my legs would stop hurting, and everything would become more like nothing. Then that wave would pass and I would work through a haze for the rest of my shift.
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