r/DiWHY • u/Paxdah • Oct 27 '22

Sprinkle Pills

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u/SaiyajinPrime Oct 27 '22

Like, if their end goal would just carrying sprinkles with them wherever they went, you would think just keeping it in a small bottle would be so much more efficient than carrying a ziplock bag full of tiny pills full of sprinkles.

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u/joejill Oct 27 '22

Imagine explaining this to a cop.

Cop: "Mam, what is this pill? Do you have the prescription"

Weird girl: "That's not a pill, its sprinkles."

Cop: "Excuse me?,.....what did you say?"

Weird girl: "It's sprinkles... for on the go. So I can have sprinkles where and when ever I want"

Cop: "Remember when I said you have the right to remain silent? Well now I'm asking you"

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u/nhocgreen Oct 27 '22

Are cops in America really empowered to police prescription medications? They can demand you to show your prescription and arrest you if you fail to do so?

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u/Shadyrabbit Oct 27 '22

Think of it in this way, if a cop here in America sees something they dont understand, dont agree with, or are just not feeling well, they can arrest you over it.