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Hey, what's going on? It's me, that question guy. Oh, yeah, I've got lots of questions,

because it's fun to start researching for answers, such as, is it illegal to drink THC

infuse mixes and drive? Plus, why do men play hard when it comes to finally seeing a doctor?

My name is Aero. I'm a daily writer. A silent wolf. That means I stand on the sidelines and do

nothing but watch, listen, study, then activate. I happen to call it the daily mess because it's

a chronological walk through an everyday world. It is my morning writing. As a receiver of thoughts

and ideas, we as people tend to throw things to the side because we're convinced that we're

going to deal with it later on. Well, when a subject arrives inside of me, it is time to dig in.

It's still keeping that daily journal, but by doing that research, the picture becomes clear.

This is the daily mess. Can you legally drive after sipping on THC infuse liquids? First,

let me say this clearly. In many states, not all states, but in many states, it is illegal to drive

while under the influence of THC infuse liquids. Even if cannabis is legal in your state,

you can still be charged with a DUI. There's no universally reliable safe limit like with alcohol.

I mean, it's written that anyone adding THC to their daily plans must wait six to eight hours

after consuming the THC. If in doubt, leave driving out. Now, here's a thing. You might technically

be able to drive, but THC infuse drinks are not only risky, but tricky and unpredictable.

The safest way to deal with THC infuse use is always think of it as alcohol. Don't drink and drive.

A little bit of THC history. People have actually dropped their alcohol use for THC because it's

less harmful on your liver and there are no hangovers. You feel more clear-headed than drinking.

Deciding the liquid over smoking the THC is seen as being more socially acceptable. Plus,

it doesn't irritate your lungs. Just know. Don't drink THC and then drive.

Hey, coming up next, man. Oh, what will it take to get us to go see a doctor?

Hey, thanks for coming back to the Daily Mess. Why won't guys see a doctor?

If something as little as a mole has taken on a new shape, why won't guys go in? Well,

this is due to a mix of psychology, culture and habit. Men have the attitude of, oh, I'll be fine.

They downplay risk and tough times. I'll be fine. Trust me, I'll be fine.

And then we have to suffer quiet fear, completely unaware of something that's actually labeled

dangerous. Mainly because guys really don't know the real warning signs. Without knowledge,

a mole that looks just like another mole is just a mole. Another mole response is,

it's not a big deal. If it doesn't feel like a problem, the type that keeps you from working,

it's not a big deal or so we tell ourselves what things can be done to get men to walk toward

getting medical attention, a partner or a friend pointing things out, taking note of all changes,

seeing it as a quick prevention and not a bad news bear hunting. It is well written that men

should set up a routine, you know, like going to the dentist saying, oh, I'll be fine.

It's acceptable, but it's not. Just make the call. Stay ahead of the life game.

I'm Arrow and that's the Daily Mass.