get it the virtue. Well, it's legal in their state, but should she ask her son for this

illegal substance? That is the email. So I don't know, maybe if you're cruising around

with kids in the car, you probably, I don't know if you want to be in on this or not,

but there's your warning. Abby's got the email.

I'm a former child of the 60s and 70s and smoked pot regularly until I got married and

had kids. If I lived in Colorado or a state that has legalized it, I would still smoke.

I personally don't think it's any different than a glass of wine in the evenings. Until

recently, if I wanted to, I had no idea where to get the stuff. My almost 21-year-old college

son recently admitted that he smoked regularly and knows I used to. He gave me a joint

last week and my husband and I shared it on a date night. My son has said if I ever want

some, he's happy to get it for me. Am I an awful mom for considering letting my son

be my dealer? Logistically, it makes sense. Morally, I'm having a really hard time dealing

with it. My husband doesn't have an issue with it, but the idea of my son being my pot

dealer seems so intrinsically wrong. Is there anybody else willing to admit that their

adult kid gets them weed or does anybody know a guy we could use instead? Kidding, but

kind of not. First of all, I think it would be an FCC violation for us to try to find

a drug dealer for you outside of your family. Or we can take call number 10. I have been

in this situation before. Oh, you have? I have. So my mom also pretty, pretty woodstocking,

crunchy. And when I must have been about 30 or so, she came over to my place and asked

me if I had any of this. And I said, sure. I thought, okay, mom wants in. Let's try this,

right? Domestecision I ever made in my life. Getting high with your parents is terrible.

Okay. If you hear, if you don't listen to anything, I say, I'm going to tell you again,

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