They watched their dogs, were welcomed into their parties and Reddix even got a gig as a roadie for the band. The band picked up on the "" habit and, soon after, so did the "Deadheads," well known for their particular interest in smoking weed before, during and after shows.
Nearly 20 years later, the phrase would get national attention after High Times magazine published a flyer that explained the "code. More: 16th NJ medical marijuana dispensary now open in Neptune. This is when you must get the day off work or school," it continues. The Waldos' website has multiple examples of how the number was an inside joke among their friends and at San Rafael High School.
There are postmarked letters — to each other, to friends and to members of the Grateful Dead — that make reference to the code. There's a tie-dye flag with "" made in their art class. There's a school newspaper, with a student simply stating "" when asked what he'd say in front of his class. And in , the Waldos tracked down retired U.
He confirmed drawing up the "treasure map" that sparked the legend. Facebook Twitter Email. What does mean? So the kids started smoking weed with the Grateful Dead , who rehearsed in San Rafael. But if Jerry Garcia and Phil Lesh pick it up? Although there are many rumors behind the nomenclature, the most likely theory is that the name started with a couple high school friends in San Rafael and gathered steam after it hit the Grateful Dead.
Regardless of where the name comes from, the pseudo-holiday is a fun excuse to take a break. Canada is also a popular place to celebrate, with smokers gathering at the Mount Royal Monument in Montreal and the Parliament Hill in Ottawa.
And now you know why. And me, too, because I was hanging out with Lesh and his band [as a roadie] when they were doing a summer tour my brother was managing," he added. Capper said: "We'd go with [Gravitch's] dad, who was a hip dad from the '60s. There was a place called Winterland and we'd always be backstage running around or onstage and, of course, we're using those phrases. Take a deep dive into the history of cannabis and the controversies surrounding it today by watching a marijuana documentary, such as The Grass is Greener , The Culture High and The Legend of Explore more topics around cannabis in the podcast Brave New Weed, which offers "high-minded conversations for the post-prohibition era," according to its website.
From how to bring pot to a dinner party and "respectfully use it as a guest" to giving it as a gift and "how to behave at a dispensary," learn all about the social etiquettes around cannabis from the book Higher Etiquette: A Guide to the World of Cannabis from Dispensaries to Dinner Parties.
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