Devil whispered in my ear. You're not strong enough for this storm. I whispered in the devil's ear. I like your eggs.

Listen, listen to the sick one.

Second run.

Yes. You're listening to the sick one.

The sick and wrong, the world's source for anti-social commentary.

God, whatever you've just come back.

Good evening. Welcome to Sick and Wrong, the world's source for anti-social commentary. I'm one of your hosties Simon.

And I'm the other one, Kate Rambo.

Kate Rambo, I've been flying high on the Kana.

On the what?

Been doing bumps at Kana all night. You've heard of that?

Kana. Kana. Kana. Kana. Kana.

So it's called Kaguud. Chew good. It's a succulent plant from South Africa.

What was it like?

You know, I always kind of, I'm very, I'm of the mindset if I can get a legal drug that will produce a similar effect to an illegal drug

and I can order it online. I'll just try it. Why not? Because I'm curious. Like I read an article

Vice magazine about this drug Kana, which is like the natural MDMA from South Africa.

And so I read about it and I'm like, okay, this kind of seems very reminiscent to Kratum.

Sutley, yes.

Yeah, Kratum from I think it's like Indonesia or something.

But Kana is a succulent plant from South Africa and it's been used in South Africa for centuries by the Bushmen.

And it goes back to as far as like prehistoric times from 100, 100 gatherer societies, you know, a drumble land.

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