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High times at the hospital: Man accidentally gives nurses ‘thank you’ cake laced with cannabis
WARRINGTON, England – A red velvet cake caused quite the stir at a British hospital earlier this year when nurses ate it, not realizing it was laced with cannabis.
According to the Manchester Evening News, the nurses were left “off their faces” and quite relaxed after eating it.
A man brought the cake to Warrington Hospital on May 27 to thank the staff for the care they provided to a family member. However, he didn’t realize the cake was intended for his grandson’s 18th birthday party and had a little extra kick.
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