Reggie Watts

It's kind of a dirty dissociative.

But as a kid, you know, we would drink...

go to the grocery store, get a bunch of bottles of Robitussin, drink four to six ounces, you know, and it was a heavy substance.

I mean, it was a really heavy substance.

And the substance,

really bonded us like as a group because you know it made us incredibly empathic when we're on the high very kind of robot functioning robotically and like hyper pragmatically in a super abstract way um and having incredible adventures on on it um and so yeah so i didn't realize that after my robot testing phase and then it was mostly just weed and mushrooms for a long time and and lsd

And then I didn't really try anything.

And then MDMA came along, you know, my later 20s.

And I tried that, but really I only did it like three or four times.

And it was diminishing returns.

I noticed it was diminishing every time.

And I was like, I'm not really, that's not really my thing.

Not that I was like, I'll never do it.

But it just like, I'm not gravitated towards it or pulled towards it.

And then it was, you know, just those basic things for a while, just like marijuana.

And stints of like not doing stuff for a while and coming back to marijuana, whatever.

But then when I discovered ketamine, which I was afraid to do for a really long time because of the stigma, like horse tranquilizer and K-holes and all this stuff.

And then when I finally experienced it at a concert,

in Maine, Northern Maine, called the, I think it's called the Great North or something like that.

And then my friend's band, Lettuce, was playing their jam band.