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Unplanned High at a Funeral:
What Could Go Wrong? ๐

News Highlights ๐จ:
Funeral โ ๏ธ in Germany ๐ฉ๐ช Ends on a High Note: In an unusual incident, mourners at a funeral in eastern Germany were inadvertently served hash ๐cake, leading to unexpected intoxication. The mix-up occurred when a restaurant employee mistakenly served the cake ๐จ๐ปโ๐ณ, resulting in several attendees experiencing symptoms of cannabis โ๏ธ consumption. The Guardian
Reba McEntire's Accidental Gummy ๐ Experience: Country singer Reba McEntire recounted an amusing story ๐ฐ where she and her mother accidentally consumed a 2๏ธโฃ5๏ธโฃmg gummy, leading to vivid hallucinations. This incident, though not at a funeral, highlights how easily one can unintentionally consume cannabis-infused ๐ง products. People

Quick Read ๐:
Unintended High at a Solemn Occasion ๐: A humorous recounting of accidentally consuming cannabis-infused ๐ฆ brownies before attending a funeral, resulting in an unintentional high during the solemn ceremony ๐.
The Deceptive Edible Incident ๐ฐ: An unlabeled plate of brownies ๐ซ led to an unexpected psychedelic experience, highlighting โ ๏ธ the importance of distinguishing between regular desserts ๐ฉ and potent edibles.
Realization and Internal Chaos ๐ฅ: The effects of the edibles ๐ฅฃ began to take hold during the eulogy โ๏ธ, causing vivid sensory perceptions and an uncontrollable urge to laugh ๐น amidst mourning relatives.
Desperate Composure and Escape ๐ซ: Struggling to maintain decorum, the narrator ๐จ๐ป stealthily exited the funeral to avoid ๐ an uncontrollable laughing fit, narrowly preserving familial ๐จโ๐จโ๐งโ๐ฆ respect.
A Lesson ๐ฉ๐ผโ๐ซ in Caution and Irony: The narrative concludes with a reflective yet humorous lesson ๐ on always verifying the contents of brownies, woven ๐งค with the irony that the deceased prankster uncle would have found the situation ๐ hysterical.

How Did I End Up High at a Funeral? โฐ๏ธ
Funerals ๐ are solemn affairs, steeped in tradition and reflective introspection. Theyโre spaces where memories are shared, tears ๐ง are shed, and everyone tries to maintain a decorum of respect ๐. But no one prepares you for the bizarre paradox of trying to keep it together when you realize you're high at a funeral. How did I end up here?
The Unexpected Passing ๐ค
It was my great-uncle Roger ๐ด. A man of robust humor, a notorious prankster, and a lover of life, he was the kind of guy who'd wear a neon Hawaiian ๐ shirt to his own wake if given the option ๐งฅ. When the news of his passing reached me, the initial wave of sadness was tempered by fond memories ๐๏ธ. I remembered his belly-shaking laughter, his knack for inappropriate jokes, and his deep appreciation for mischief ๐.
Uncle Roger ๐ wouldโve found this whole situation hilarious ๐. A truth that gave me some solace, even as I stood there, trying not to giggle like a maniac ๐คช.

The Scene of the Crime: Unlabeled Edibles ๐ช
The day started innocuously enough ๐ . I had traveled to the town where Uncle Roger grew up ๐๏ธ. Reunions with extended family members I hadn't seen in years meant awkward small talk, shared grief, and an unspoken competition over who was the most devastated ๐ฅ.
I was starving ๐ฝ๏ธ. The hotel breakfast had been a disappointment, and by the time I arrived at my cousin Daveโs house, I was ravenous ๐ฆ. Thatโs when I saw them: brownies ๐ง. They were stacked on a plate, covered in cling wrap, and seemed to glow with the promise of fudgy satisfaction โจ.
No label ๐. No warning. Just innocent-looking chocolate squares ๐ซ. I grabbed one, then another, shoveling them down before anyone could see my gluttony ๐คค. They were deliciousโrich, dense, with a slightly herbal ๐ชด aftertaste. โMust be some artisanal nonsense,โ I thought. How wrong I was ๐ซ.
A Slow ๐ข Realization
The funeral was at a small church ๐โa charming, old building with stained glass windows and wooden pews that creaked under the weight of mourners โช. I sat somewhere in the middle, trying to blend into the sea of black ๐ท๏ธ attire.
Then it hit me. Like a freight train with no brakes ๐.
It started as a tingling ใฝ๏ธ sensation at the back of my neck. My vision grew sharper, the colors around me more vivid ๐งโ๐ค. I could see every wrinkle on the minister's face as he recited passages with somber conviction. The echoes ๐ of his voice seemed to dance around the room. And then... the giggles started.
I bit my lip ๐, trying to suppress the laughter bubbling up inside me. My heart was racing, and my mind was spiraling into a chaotic loop of panic and amusement ๐.

The Awkward Consequences ๐คก
A cousin leaned over, whispering, โAre you okay?โ ๐ซฃ
I nodded, perhaps a bit too vigorously, as my eyes ๐ darted around the room like a paranoid raccoon ๐ฆ. The solemn faces, the sound of sniffles, the organ playing melodramatic tunesโall of it was too much ๐ถ.2w I wanted to laugh, cry, and run away simultaneously ๐.
Then it dawned on me. Those brownies. Those delicious, seemingly innocuous brownies were not regular desserts ๐. They were edibles. Potent, mischievous, giggle-inducing edibles ๐ฟ.
And I was high. At a funeral. In front of my entire extended family ๐ฃ.
The Struggle to Stay Composed ๐ถโ๐ซ๏ธ
The eulogy began, delivered by Aunt Linda, known for her emotional speeches ๐๐พ and love of theatrics ๐ญ. She was barely a minute in before the waterworks began, her voice cracking dramatically as she described Uncle Rogerโs generous spirit ๐จ.
The sincerity was touching... but the melodrama was unintentionally hilarious.๐คฆโโ๏ธ. I bit my cheek, attempting to anchor โ myself in reality. โDonโt laugh. Do. Not. Laugh.โ I repeated in my head like a mantra ๐ง.
My mind ๐ง , however, was already betraying me, replaying the last Thanksgiving ๐ when Uncle Roger hilariously mocked Aunt Lindaโs soap-opera-worthy crying ๐ญ. The irony was too rich ๐. My shoulders shook with suppressed laughter.

Escape ๐ช and Reflection
The laughter was coming. I could feel it building ๐ข, and I knew if I didnโt leave, it would erupt like a volcano ๐ of inappropriate hysteria.
I made my escape ๐๐พโโ๏ธ, shuffling out of the pew as quietly as possible, tripping over a strangerโs foot in the process. My apologetic whisper ๐ฏ sounded louder than a foghorn in my ears ๐ข.
Out in the cold โ๏ธ air, I took deep, sobering breaths, my mind slowly clawing its way back to normalcy. I replayed โถ๏ธ the events, the brownie consumption, the gradual realization, the struggle to maintain composure ๐ฎโ๐จ. And then, I laughed. Really laughed. Uncle Roger wouldโve howled ๐บ at the absurdity. Heโd have been proud.

The Aftermath: A Lesson in Caution ๐
Turns out, the brownies were courtesy of Cousin Daveโs new hobby: experimenting ๐ก with cannabis edibles ๐ด. He had no idea they would end up at the funeral, courtesy of his clueless roommate. ๐คฆโโ๏ธ
To his credit, Dave was mortified ๐น when he found out. But his guilt couldnโt erase the memory of my mortifying experience. Or the realization that Uncle Roger ๐จ๐ปโ๐ผ wouldโve found the whole debacle hysterical.
I survived the rest of the day ๐, albeit a bit paranoid and overly emotional during the slideshow tribute ๐ฅ. As I sat there, reflecting on Uncle Rogerโs legacy, I felt a wave of nostalgia ๐. Heโd lived life fully, laughed often, and wouldโve loved this ridiculous story.
If thereโs one takeaway from this absurd experience, itโs this: always ask about the brownies ๐จ๐พโ๐ณ. Always.
Would Uncle Roger have laughed, or was this the one joke that went a step ๐ too far?
๐ Dream Big ๐ฆ

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