Chong’s visit to the desert festival comes after a torrential storm left a trail of damage in the impromptu party settlement including devastating mud, destroyed crocs and downed tents and clothes lines.
Addressing reporters and local potheads, Chong said that he has “directed NORML to, you know, help you in every way they can”.
He went on to reiterate his calls towards weed nation to ensure substances are available for festival disasters, saying, “Every chemically-infused American rightly expects NORML to show up when they’re needed, man.”
“I’m calling on the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws, the Society for Psychedelic Outreach, Reform and Education, and the League of Spiritual Discovery to ensure the supply of mind-altering substances is there to deal with the immediate vibe crisis, as well as our long term commitment to the mellowness and chillaxability of, like, everybody, man,” Chong said.
Someone crashed into a telephone pole last night right out front and I heard nothing. Granted, my place is in the back, but it shows how good the concrete construction is for sound insulation.
In the world of public relations, it is effective to relate platitudes that are increasingly obtuse the more layers removed the statement is in relation to the actual information.👇
The first three are from Jeff Goldblum’s debut episode of Law & Order: Criminal Intent (season 8, episode 2). I couldn’t resist adding Ice T’s response.