Am I the only one who thinks it's rude to just ask someone for a hit off a joint like that? Been to lots of festivals and shows, and been offered plenty of things, but never once thought to go ask someone for a piece of whatever they are enjoying. Seems pretty presumptuous to me? Maybe it's more common in other parts of the world though.
Yeah, if someone decides to pass you a joint, awesome, but pestering people for weed is annoying. Personally, after COVID, I'm not sharing anything that touches my lips with anybody I wouldn't kiss.
Seriously, the amount of times I've had someone I don't know ask for a hit of my dab pen is insane.
Are you the only one? Yes
It's true. A beer is only half the price of a cigarette, grocery store price. He should give you two.
However, the cigarette to beer ratio is opposite in bars.
How much do cigarettes cost for you!?
Almost equivalent to $12 USD where I'm at. You could get a pack for $9 when I started.
But still, a beer is like half that.
Half of a single cigarette or half of $12?
Half of $12 (roughly)
Are you comparing the price of a single cigarette to a single bottle of beer?
Yes, and while it's obviously a bit of a joke, the prices have been like that when beer is on sale. Cigarettes are never on sale.
QUICK I NEED ONE FOR FINLAND
This meme features a Finn in his full glory. Standing 10 feet away, quietly minding his own business.
This entire YouTube channel is amazing, highly recommend watching more.
Every single stereotype is based in truth. That’s why they are stereotypes.
Stereotypes can form a few ways. Not all of which are based upon truth. Illusory correlation is the phenomenon of perceiving a relationship between variables even when no such relationship exists.
No.
No I think some of them are just racism.
Hey it's not necessarily racism; could just be garden-variety bigotry too
A lot of stereotypes are based on pure racism and general prejudice
Every single stereotype is based in truth propaganda.
Most stereotypes have their birth in cultural propaganda. They reinforce the tribal in-group vs out-group that humans naturally fall into.
Am I the only one who thinks it's rude to just ask someone for a hit off a joint like that? Been to lots of festivals and shows, and been offered plenty of things, but never once thought to go ask someone for a piece of whatever they are enjoying. Seems pretty presumptuous to me? Maybe it's more common in other parts of the world though.
Yeah, if someone decides to pass you a joint, awesome, but pestering people for weed is annoying. Personally, after COVID, I'm not sharing anything that touches my lips with anybody I wouldn't kiss.
Seriously, the amount of times I've had someone I don't know ask for a hit of my dab pen is insane.
Are you the only one? Yes
It's true. A beer is only half the price of a cigarette, grocery store price. He should give you two.
However, the cigarette to beer ratio is opposite in bars.
How much do cigarettes cost for you!?
Almost equivalent to $12 USD where I'm at. You could get a pack for $9 when I started.
But still, a beer is like half that.
Half of a single cigarette or half of $12?
Half of $12 (roughly)
Are you comparing the price of a single cigarette to a single bottle of beer?
Yes, and while it's obviously a bit of a joke, the prices have been like that when beer is on sale. Cigarettes are never on sale.
QUICK I NEED ONE FOR FINLAND
This meme features a Finn in his full glory. Standing 10 feet away, quietly minding his own business.
This entire YouTube channel is amazing, highly recommend watching more.
https://youtu.be/1UlJ4IVVAss
https://youtu.be/aboeZMyBP4w
Every single stereotype is based in truth. That’s why they are stereotypes.
Stereotypes can form a few ways. Not all of which are based upon truth. Illusory correlation is the phenomenon of perceiving a relationship between variables even when no such relationship exists.
No.
No I think some of them are just racism.
Hey it's not necessarily racism; could just be garden-variety bigotry too
A lot of stereotypes are based on pure racism and general prejudice
Most stereotypes have their birth in cultural propaganda. They reinforce the tribal in-group vs out-group that humans naturally fall into.
/s ?