As we know the elite in America like to do a little dabbling with what they
refer to as micro doses.
Just a little tasty taste of LSD before going into work,
maybe a little bit of shrooms during your lunch break.
But not a full dose is a little micro dose to really expand your mind and
your creativity while you're on the job.
Well now apparently individuals who are interested in this
culture are dabbling with something that is not as available which is
something that's being referred to as venom.
And it's a psychedelic drug that is derived from
frogs from literal frog venom.
So it's known as buffo, buffo is the venom of the sonoran
desert toad buffo all various which contains the molecule five MEODMT.
One of the most potent psychotropic drugs ever discovered until recently.
It was so obscure,
the US Government did not listed as a controlled substance until 2011.
So here's a fun photo of the frog in question,
this is the frog that has the venom that people are now scrambling for.
So they can micro dose and expand their minds, now for nine months out of
the year, the sonoran desert toad lives under sand and of the Mexican desert.
And then it does it to survive the heat but
when it rains during the winter it emerges to eat and mate have a good time.
Okay, so that's when individuals looking for this venom go into action.
Okay, buffo hunters catch the toads at night using flashlights.
The toads freeze when confronted by a bright light, then milk the venom from
the toad's glands typically holding a mirror up to catch the spray overnight.
The milky venom dries on the glass turning into flaky crystals,
leaving behind only the active ingredient and none of the lethal toxin.
The toads are allegedly unharmed now then the crystals are smoked for
the full experience of this psychedelic drug.
Now, what do the users experience?
They experience such a disillusion of the self and
ego that they feel they are dead or dying.
Sounds like a lot of fun, that they exist in a blank space and
they slowly reemerged to be born again flushed of their perceived flaws and
addictions and no longer able to feel pain from past trauma.
And look, I know I'm being like a little jokey in presenting this, I'm sure like,
I don't know, I'm not an expert on this.
There there should be some studies,
it could be a useful medication sometime in the future, right?
But I'm just amused because the wealthy elites who are like looking for
this particular psychedelic drug are like, yeah.
Like I'm kind of interested in like the whole Ayahuasca experience, but
there's like a lot of throwing up over several days and
this is like an hour long experience without the throwing up.
So like, let's go for that instead, like it's [LAUGH] just amazing.
>> Yeah, well look, I got a lot of mixed feelings about it.
First of all, I'm worried about these toads because the toes were not harmed
in the making of this drug if you say so.
Was there anybody out there?
Are you sure about that?
Right, on the other hand they might be in for a lot of sex soon because
they're gonna need more of them if this drug gets popular.
And if they're the only ones who can produce it,
I mean get out of the way if this little pads rocking don't come a knocking.
>> My God [LAUGH] >> [LAUGH] yeah,
I mean frog has got a whole new meaning now.
>> [LAUGH] >> And [LAUGH] I love the name buffo.
How fun is buffo?
But there's logic in it to- >> Yeah.
>> The like, okay, we can make fun of the wealthy and the elites and
their micro dosing is hilarious.
>> You just wanna get high during the day.
>> [LAUGH] >> Like keep it real.
I I know a lot of guys who micro doses of marijuana to during the day so
anyways it does get me closer to God.
>> Not that I do it during the day, I never do it during the day, but seriously,
I don't.
>> [LAUGH].
>> Okay, now I seem super guilty.
>> [LAUGH] >> No I don't,
I swear not in the middle of the day.
>> [LAUGH] >> Anyways don't go before yet.
>> [LAUGH] >> But, yeah,
the the Alaskan stuff taken a couple of days.
I'm like Jesus,
you're going to have to take it like some PTO to get [LAUGH] an hour and
you're gonna give me this buffet thing where I feel like I've lost my soul.
Well that sounds fascinating [LAUGH] I don't know if it sounds good but
it sounds interesting.
>> Why?
>> I don't like that whole thing about losing all the past trauma.
You may think, well that sounds pretty good.
I don't know does it wipe your brain clean?
>> No, it's about kind of reconciling and
like letting go of that past trauma because a lot of people do
struggle with unresolved trauma and it holds you back.
So like again I am open minded to this kind of stuff.
I'm not just trying to mock it.
I'm mocking the elites who are who, they're like do we really like
need the shamans and do we really need to go to Peru and throw up all day?
I don't want that, like I just more like the entitled like nature of
the individuals who are like talking about this potential drug.
>> I like the idea of some Silicon Valley executives like on all fours in
the Mexican desert looking- >> [LAUGH]
>> For a bunch of frogs, right?
[LAUGH] But overall no I'm totally open minded about all this.
I recently talked to an advocate who talk about how LSD mushrooms,
those kind of things are actually not that addictive.
They're psychologically addictive but they're not physically addictive.
>> [INAUDIBLE] >> And
a lot of people think that it opens your mind.
I don't know, I haven't done it.
So I have an open mind, somebody passed the buffo.
>> [LAUGH] >> I like buffets, I might like buffo.
You never know, anyways overall though interesting new development.
Okay.
>> [INAUDIBLE] >> Maybe we jump in it.
>> Think about it.