Seriously, what an odd take. The vast majority of questions simply cannot be answered these days if you exclude reddit from your search results. It used to not be this way. Something’s gotta give.

Another person suggested that too. I’m going to have to pick up a bottle and see for myself if that’s the stuff. Thank you for your help!

The color is wrong but it’s probably just the lighting. Thank you; I will keep an eye out for it.

Damn you’re so lucky; I have a naturally high tolerance to everything. Even if it’s my first time trying a substance, I usually need double the recommended starter dose to even feel anything. It definitely hasn’t been great on my wallet.

There was this white cream sauce that that was served with my sushi once at this place called Kyoto Bowl. It wasn’t ranch, more like a horseradish mayo but without the horseradish nor mayo flavor, if that makes sense. It didn’t taste like either but that’s the closest comparison I can find. It was sweeter and less tangy than either. Not at all like ranch, and it was really good, if not completely inauthentic.

That said, I haven’t seen it in about 30 years and every time I go back to that place, they never know what the hell I’m talking about. So I guess the taste of that delicious mystery sushi cream will forever remain a distant memory.

I don’t get it.

Unfortunately I’ve been there, done that. I feel nothing from CBD whatsoever. No pain relief, no appetite, no sleep. Feels like eating a snack

Nope, I need my THC, so it’ll be interesting to see how this discovery plays out. Maybe I can finally get the relief I need without worrying about needing t-breaks.

Surely couldn’t hurt, especially if it doesn’t affect your tolerance for THC. Cause I really need to take a tolerance break, but I need pain relief and sleep more.

Not* sure how that’s possible because the high is what relieves the pain for me. Not thinking about pain when I’m stoned off my ass.

We need a second hippie revolution. And I don’t mean the half-assed underground “comebacks” from the late 90s and 2010s, a real movement that actually influences policy.