Drugs from India.
What an ominous title. Are you intrigued? Can you feeeel the suspense?
I sure hope so.
Get ready for it...
THERE WAS A SURPRISE IN THE PACK OF INCENSE I BOUGHT THE OTHER DAY!
YES!
So I dropped by my favourite incense place to buy the usual Sai Baba Nag Champa I buy (that is actually what it's called), and when I got it home and opened the pack, I realised it wasn't exactly the same as usual. There was a little sample pack of special incense inside, going by the name of...
"SUPER HIT"
....
Or more specifically, Super Hit since 1964.
Apparently it's meant to help "Reduce the negative aspects and increase the positive aspects of all Zodiac signs"
It might just be me, but when I see all those elements put together, I think of other (less legal) things that have been linked to India since 1964. And that give you a Super Hit. And that are also traded in somewhat shady and secretive conditions.
I'll just highlight that it's also specified on the box that you should buy from "Reputed dealers only". Indeed.
I like these marketing techniques: incense suddenly becomes borderline illegal, whilst still being easily accessible and only costing €1. Dangerous, yet safe at the same time. Now that's what I call an equilibrium.
I dig it!
Katie
I sure hope so.
Get ready for it...
THERE WAS A SURPRISE IN THE PACK OF INCENSE I BOUGHT THE OTHER DAY!
YES!
So I dropped by my favourite incense place to buy the usual Sai Baba Nag Champa I buy (that is actually what it's called), and when I got it home and opened the pack, I realised it wasn't exactly the same as usual. There was a little sample pack of special incense inside, going by the name of...
"SUPER HIT"
....
Or more specifically, Super Hit since 1964.
Apparently it's meant to help "Reduce the negative aspects and increase the positive aspects of all Zodiac signs"
It might just be me, but when I see all those elements put together, I think of other (less legal) things that have been linked to India since 1964. And that give you a Super Hit. And that are also traded in somewhat shady and secretive conditions.
I'll just highlight that it's also specified on the box that you should buy from "Reputed dealers only". Indeed.
I like these marketing techniques: incense suddenly becomes borderline illegal, whilst still being easily accessible and only costing €1. Dangerous, yet safe at the same time. Now that's what I call an equilibrium.
I dig it!
Katie