This cruise was about to be lit.
An Arizona orthopedic surgeon allegedly tried to board a five-night Bahamas cruise with MDMA, THC gummies, vape oil, lollipops, and psychedelic chocolates in his luggage.
And some of the ecstasy pills were stamped with the Tesla logo. 😂
Dr. Jacob Henrichsen, 38, was arrested at PortMiami after customs officers discovered the assortment during a baggage inspection.
Investigators reportedly found nearly 12 grams of MDMA, approximately 160 grams of mushroom-branded chocolate that preliminarily field-tested positive for LSD-related properties, and more than 300 grams of THC products.
Henrichsen faces three felony charges, including MDMA trafficking. He’s pleaded not guilty, and his attorney is disputing how the drug quantities were calculated.
Now, I have questions.
Was this all for personal use? Was he planning to share? And why would someone with a medical career risk everything over a five-night cruise?
Because I would LOVE to know what this man’s vacation itinerary looked like.
📸 Miami-Dade Corrections and Rehabilitation Department
Tim Welch retweeted
⚡️Tim Welch goes off on Daniel Cormier for suggesting Song Yadong fight Petr Yan instead of Sean O’Malley:
“I don’t know why DC went in there and said, ‘Hey, Song Yadong, you’re next,’ even though Sean beat him about six months ago.
I don’t know if he’s always had it out for Sean, but there’s always been a little something.
He makes these little comments. Maybe he doesn’t like the tattoos, or he doesn’t like that Sean didn’t wrestle in the past.”
(via @TimwelchMT)
Sugs style is alot more tricky for Pete, it makes sense why he would prefer Song.
#UFC333's Petr Yan admits Song Yadong is "more deserving" of a title shot than Sean O'Malley:
"They gave [O'Malley] two free fights against the champ. They raised this chicken to lay eggs for so long, and now they're trying to squeeze as many eggs out as possible."
Petr Yan On Sean O'Malley And Song Yadong
Tim Welch retweeted
Nate Diaz is becoming quite the fan of Tommy McMillen
🎥 @MikeHeck_JR
Nate Diaz on Tommy McMillen
wtf can we even do?!!
Replying to @hilbertspaess
The people building AI earnestly believe that it could kill us all by the end of the decade. This is not a marketing stunt. If anything, many executives and senior researchers will couch their phrasing in the press to sound sensible - but I hear the same people express fear privately. No other human activity poses this level of danger.


















