I've finally entered the 21st century JIT even though for like Scandinavian countries this has existed for over like 150 years and those are nicotine pouches or as you brand obsessed fucking American monkeys like to call it Zins right you don't

eat burgers you McDonald's you don't take nicotine pouches you take Zins they don't

have Zins here what I'm looking at is called Super White Daytona. So I guess it's only for

white boys, the super whitest. Four out of five strength. And the thing that that introduced

to me is my whole life. I thought,

Yo, you're not addicted to nicotine. You just really like the smoke. You like how it tickles your throat

You like the social aspect of it etc. I was always like I am above

addiction yeah the second I started taking these which are you probably don't know because you're what from born in

the 1800s I'm super vanilla yeah yeah you just take it you put it next to your

gums like deep inside of your mouth it probably damages

and is it is it loose tobacco

no that's what changed that I guess you don't have to spit all the time

it's put a nice little pack and it can be flavored for all your beautiful little geeviti people out there but it's really good and again what it

taught me is that I am highly addicted to nicotine because after I take a pouch of this I just don't want to smoke

like even seeing a cigarette or seeing a vape right in front of me I absolutely have

zero percent desire to light it up and it's very strange and it's

leading me to an extent to like a midlife crisis because it's furthering the

very real truth that we are just like a bunch of chemical compounds jiggling around which drive us to do thing A, think B, think C, that are only limited by, oh, Marxists, by the material conditions

in which find ourselves in.

But when it comes to, you know, the chemical compound of the human body and it's just a bunch

of hormones and just a bunch of

electricity running through a fucking brain. This has really reminded me about just how

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