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Hi, this is Todd Glass, and you are listening to Storyworthy, and I'm proud of you.

Welcome to Storyworthy. My name is Christine Blackburn, and I'm coming to you from Wondery Sunset Studio in West Hollywood, California.

I'm so glad you guys tuned in today, whether you're a longtime fan of the show or a new listener, welcome to Storyworthy.

Now, I hope you guys had a chance to listen to Last Week's story by Mark Miller, the Hollywood Circle of Life.

And it's a great story. It's a little depressing glimpse of Hollywood, but it's realistic, right?

And it's insightful. So make sure you check that out. You can do it at storyworthy podcast.com

or wherever you're listening to this podcast. Now, today's story is brought to us from

comedian Todd Glass, and his story is titled Pot Cookies. All podcast. Now, today's story is brought to us from comedian Todd Glass,

and his story is titled Pot Cookies. All right. Now, look, who amongst us hasn't drugged

our friends and family? I mean, at least once. This is not uncommon. I mean, it's a party foul,

sure. But it happens. Now, look, one time when I first moved to L.A., now this is kicking it way back. This is like 97. I think pot cookies might have even been stronger. I'm not sure. I think it wasn't a two by four. I think it was a four by four cookies. They were strong. That's my point. But anyway, I was having my annual Christmas party and I had the magic, I would call the magic cookies.

And I had them out on a tray with a little table tent that said magic cookies. And most of all my friends, I thought all my friends know me well enough that I always have, you know, at a party that I might have these around. And the point is two people

overdosed. Now, look, they, it was not critical. Yes, they had to spend the night. Yes, one of them,

my friend Carolyn was kind of freaking out, but we're still best friends. So it wasn't that bad, right?

And Jim Coughlin and we we just had to, like,

watch TV all night with him. He was just, you know, shaking a little bit too. But the point is

the sign fell over. There was a table tent. I did write magic cookies. And, by the way,

the cookies were cut in half. So that's an indication. You know, if cookies are cut in half,

you might say like, hey,

what are these cookies? Are they special? The point is, uh, from now on, I will write magic cookies maybe on the plate or maybe I'll individually wrap them in plastic.

Or maybe I won't put them out. What do you think I should do, Sergio? Put them in plastic.

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