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It’s true. Taxes and regulations can make legal stuff more expensive. But it’s hard to predict how that would play out in Thailand. Especially if there no longer is any legal recreational stuff at all.

Oh sh*t, that was you?

Jabra elite active, the first 15 original Cafe Del Mar albums, and chill.

Normally tempus fugit when I'm high. So 6 hours should feel like 3. I never get paranoia attacks and I don't have a fear of flying. I just don't enjoy flying and find it so boring. Combine that with some dweeb coughing, complaining the whole time, or a crying baby and it just adds to the nuisance. So I think I'll drop an edible before I get on the plane, close my eyes and just chill.

The stronger the better. High octane!

But there are also times where you can fly below the radar because you're Asian and you don't stand out as a foreigner, as long as you don't speak with them. So you probably can get some comfort there at least. But you won't usually get treated with kid gloves the way a westerner might, even with perfect spoken American English.

It would probably go the other way. It would all go underground and become more expensive again. Black market is always more expensive than free market.

Thanks. Question wasn't how to get the THC into the body, but more about what it's like to be really blottered once you are on the plane with all those people at 36,000 feet.

I don't see how the two are connected. Lower prices normally occur either from oversupply, too much competition, or not enough demand. It's possibly a combination of those 3 at this point.

Being sober was the problem. But you know that because your never been sober nor have you ever been a judge. Half baked is never good either. Fully baked is the only way to fly.

A bit harsh bro. It may not be so easy being another Asian in Thailand if you don't fit the mold. If you're a westerner then you're not expected to fit in. The Thais probably cut other Asians less slack.

Singapore I think is really the only country you have to worry about them not having a sense of humor about something like this. But I assume they would only ever test somebody if they really appeared like they were malfunctioning. The issue with THC is that it stays in the blood for at least 30 days. So in other countries where it's also illegal, if they were to test you and find it in your blood, it could've been something you consumed a month ago. I don't think most other countries would ever prosecute someone for THC in the blood, as long as you don't have anything on your person that you shouldn't. Just don't fly with this guy and you should be fine:

It seems more like that perhaps they have bigger fish to fry at this point. The local economy is going pear shaped, tourism still isn't back as strong as it once was, and personal debt is through the roof. I don't think they have the luxury at this point of just flushing $1+ billion industry down the toilet. Even though the government isn't making any money in tax from it, nor are the big players capitalizing on it, but it's keeping money moving around in the economy, which is something that they really need right now.

Did you just finish baking a nut before posting that?

I don't smoke anything actually. I only vape, plus I've got some really strong edible cannabis oil. Vaping weed can only get me so zooted. If I really want to skip through a few time zones then I've got to take enough of the oil in one go and that usually seals the deal.

Then bake in your kitchen before you go to the airport. Problem solved.

I was hoping it just makes me laugh at all the idiots too and that it makes flying more pleasant.

That's not the concern. In Singapore, the consequences of having THC in your blood or urine can be severe, even if you consumed cannabis outside the country. Under the Misuse of Drugs Act, Singapore treats a positive drug test as evidence of consumption, which is a criminal offense. Consequences: 1. Arrest and Investigation: If you’re subjected to a drug test and test positive for THC, you may be immediately arrested and investigated. 2. Punishment: • A positive drug test can result in up to 10 years of imprisonment, a fine of up to SGD 20,000, or both. • You may also be required to attend mandatory rehabilitation programs if deemed necessary. 3. Travel History Irrelevant: Singapore enforces a zero-tolerance policy for drug use, regardless of whether the consumption occurred within or outside its borders. 4. Possible Banishment from Entry: If you are a foreigner, you may face deportation and a permanent ban from re-entering Singapore.

Sadly, I struggle to get ripped these days. I would have to vape a gram of some pretty strong stuff all within an hour to get ripped. But my idea was to take a pretty strong edible. Should do the job. Flying ripped should be fun as long as I don't have to deal with too many multiple choice questions. Figure once I'm on the plane I won't have to deal with any much anymore other than deciding which of the two meal options I want.

Straight. I guess it doesn't bother you being packed in tight with a whole bunch of people who aren't high. Just close your eyes and chill.

Only place that would concern me is Singapore and not going there.

Weak attempt at trolling. Go back troll school.

And? How is it?

Thanks. How do you see everything they have? Send them a text and they send you back all those photos? I would be interested to see what all their 25 Baht stuff looks like.

Is there an actual link or something that shows everything they have? So far, I've only seen photos posted. No mention of the source.