Seth Rogen and Snoop Doog have advice for cannabis novices
Seth Rogen and Snoop Dogg have some advice for anyone who wants to try cannabis with them: stick to just one joint—or even half a joint!
During an episode of the The Howard Stern Show, the two cannabis icons joked about their shared love for the plant and gave A few tips for beginners.
Howard Stern started by asking them if they had ever smoked together. Unsurprisingly, they confirmed that they had seshs together and both agreed that they were enjoyable experiences.
«What do you mean when you say you like smoking with Seth?» the host asked Snoop. «Are there people—I mean, people—who can really get on your nerves?»
«Yeah, because they talk too much—they’re getting on my nerves—but Seth’s enjoying the moment. He’s creative,» the rapper replied. «That bastard knows how to roll a joint that looks like a cross.»
«When he showed me that cross, I thought to myself: My God, let there be light!»
Stern also mentioned that one of the show’s producers, JD Harmeyer, wanted to try cannabis. On that occasion, Stern told Harmeyer that he probably shouldn’t have more than three joints and asked his guests if that was good advice.
«I’d start with one,» Rogen said.
«I’d say half,» Snoop replied.
«It’s because two guys saw too many people coming and charged too much,» Rogen added.
«And pass it around,» Snoop added. «A lot of people have told me, «My dream is to smoke with you.« And bam. He falls asleep, and when he wakes up, I’m gone.».
In terms of variety, both stoners recommend ordering a sativa. «But again, just one hit,» repeated the actor, who recently launched his cannabis business, Houseplant.
Beyond his love for weed, Seth Rogen recently called for amnesty for past cannabis-related offenses in states where it is now legal, as part of the National Expungement Week.
You can watch these discussions in the video below.
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