Sobriety Sucks
Sobriety Sucks
Superhigh Me
Superhigh Me
Superhigh Me
Thursday 16th April 2020
Jack and Meredith critique 'Superhigh Me', discussing stoner culture, pot addiction stigmas, and early sobriety challenges in this candid episode.
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And the other thing is that a, it's a movie that's essentially a one to one parody of another movie. Parody right, is a. Tries to parody every movie and like just mimic elements, but if you're mimicking every single little bit but instead of being like Mcdonald's, kills people, you're like the d a is taking away our weed.
Meredith and Jack are back with another unfiltered episode of 'Sobriety Sucks', and this time they're taking on the 2008 film 'Superhigh Me'. Ever wondered why stoner culture is portrayed the way it is in media? Meredith and Jack dive headfirst into this question, dissecting everything from the movie's premise to its broader implications on how society views pot and addiction. They don't hold back, providing a thorough critique that highlights the film's shortcomings and its impact on public perception.
Jack humorously points out how 'Superhigh Me' mimics another famous documentary, but with weed replacing fast food as the 'villain'. Meredith opens up about her own experiences with electroshock therapy, offering a raw look at the stigmas surrounding both mental health treatments and addiction. The duo also tackles the early days of sobriety, discussing the denial many face and the anxiety linked to pot addiction.
They even touch on the challenges dramatic actors face when they are open about their stoner habits. This episode is a rollercoaster of emotions and insights, wrapped up in the hosts' signature blend of humor and honesty. If you're curious about how media shapes our understanding of stoner culture or want a candid discussion on the struggles of addiction, this episode is for you.