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Sorry if this is against the rules! I'm coming to your city from Toronto on Thursday for the Flight of the Conchords show. I use cannabis for anxiety and depression, obviously I don't want to bring anything across the border.

I've heard that pot isn't a big deal in Detroit and is easy enough to get but I'm a little wary of wandering around talking to strangers in a city I don't know. I also don't want to take a wrong turn and wind up in 'that' part of Detroit that people have warned me about (anything ending in 'Mile' seems like a red flag?) edit: i'm a dumb foreigner sorry. Would preferably stay in the chill, dope part.

Webehigh has some general info, but I'm wondering if anybody

I only saw one comment on this in the discussion thread, but you can specifically hear the words "frontal lobe" and "malignant tumour" during the doctor scene of Being Frank

Brain tumours can obviously be a cause of serious mental health issues. I think the show is adding a dark layer to Frank's decline: it wasn't a hedonistic descent into depravity, he's actually been slowly dying of brain cancer.

It could certainly be a one-off gag and I'm just taking it too seriously/missing the joke. But the gang has never ceased to amaze. I can see them going there.

I loved this week's finale and I mourn for Birdperson like the rest of you, but this continuity error is bugging me.

Just two weeks ago, we watched Jerry get mowed down by dozens of gunshots to the head and torso only to see him alive and well in the very next scene with the explanation that getting shot isn't that big of a deal with their technology. It's annoying because Harmon et al have to be aware of this and, as meta as the show is, there was no mention of the discrepancy.

People in this subreddit were already annoyed at the "cure for bullets" plot device when it happened and this just makes it worse.

Maybe it's just that one hospital/the best hospitals that can cure bullets? May

22, finishing University. I have and interview at Banana Republic in a couple of days. It's a group interview, and the guy said "dress to impress." I'm a snappy dresser for my age, but ties and jackets have never been necessary. BR is way out of my price range. I have a white shirt & fuschia gingham tie that I got with a coupon there, but I was wearing that already when I met the guy interviewing me.

I have $200 extra. What does one typically wear to this level of interview? If I need a jacket, shoes, pants, belt, pocket square(?), is there anywhere cheaper than Banana Republic that will still impress? Thanks guys