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Man Calls 911 After Eating Pot Brownies

This 911 Call For Pot Brownies Gets The Response You Would Have Guessed

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 Oaktree on Friday Dec 16, 2016

The caller obviously did not read our "3 Rules For Smuggling Weed" post or else this call never happens...

 

 

To be fair, the background laughter at the studio is the best, he gets it.

 

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