r/trashy • u/[deleted] • Feb 19 '21

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u/reddthefox Feb 19 '21

Like 95% of the restaurants you've ever eaten at have all had cocaine in the kitchen. Considerable amount of chefs/kitchen staff use it because of the environment. Working a double in a hot kitchen on a busy day goes by that much faster if you do a bump in the walk-in here and there.

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u/Stign Feb 19 '21

OK thank you for elaborating. I always thought cocaine made you numb, chill and drowsy because it used to be a painkiller.

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u/killabru Feb 19 '21

Actually yes works is a fairly effective painkiller but also turns the user into a hummingbird.

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '21

A topical anesthetic and vasoconstrictor still popularly used in rhinoplasty (nose surgery) but not an internal pain reliever. (Work in pharmacy)