Swiss bankers in disbelief 🫢😂😂🤣
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#Swiss virgin that doesn’t smoke.
Pure as the driven snow!
The 420 part is a U.S. thing. It's the police code for possession of marijuana, for the curious. Not surprising that a person from another country doesn't get it.
If he doesn't get the 69, well, that's a personal issue.
Just did some research on this:
I have heard several answers but this seems accurate:
420 (marijuana culture): Originated from a group of high school students in California as a code for smoking marijuana at 4:20 p.m..
Police Codes for 420
The number 420 is not a common or standard police radio code for marijuana or any other specific offense in most jurisdictions. A widely circulated myth suggests that 420 is a police code for marijuana-related incidents, but this is not accurate. In fact, police radio codes typically start with the number 10, such as 10-42 for a traffic accident.
The only known exception is in Las Vegas, where 420 is used as a code for homicide. This has led to confusion and the spread of misinformation regarding the origin of the term "420" in cannabis culture.
The actual origin of the term "420" in relation to marijuana is traced back to a group of high school students, known as the Waldos, from San Rafael High School in California in the early 1970s. They used the term as a code for smoking marijuana at 4:20 p.m., and it eventually spread through the Grateful Dead fan community and was popularized by High Times magazine.
420 (police code): Used for homicide in Las Vegas.
420 (marijuana culture): Originated from a group of high school students in California as a code for smoking marijuana at 4:20 p.m..
Despite the widespread belief that 420 is a police code for marijuana, there is no evidence to support this claim.
Aww, I wanted to see Check explaining our juvenile joke.
I know… the entire clip was too long
