Movies
In Harold & Kumar, what restaurant are the two friends determined to drive to?
White Castle
What vehicle became a symbol of hippie culture in the 1960s and 1970s?
VW Bus / Van
How many MG of THC are there in a single Sip?
100mg
What date is unofficially known as National Weed Day?
4/20, April 20th
What popular cannabis edible is shaped like a small chewy candy?
gummies
What actor plays a weed dealer in Pineapple Express?
James Franco
What famous cartoon van is driven by Shaggy and Scooby-Doo?
The Mystery Machine
How many Sip flavors are there?
Ten
What is the common slang term for feeling hungry after consuming cannabis?
The munchies
What famous stoner comedy shares its name with a Ben & Jerry's ice cream flavor?
Half Baked
In Friday, what is the name of Ice Cube's best friend who spends the day smoking with him?
Smokey
In Cheech & Chong's Up in Smoke, what material is their famous van made from?
Weed (hardened cannabis resin)
How many Sip vibes?
Four
What does THC stand for?
Tetrahydrocannabinol
What food does Shaggy from Scooby-Doo famously love eating in oversized portions?
sandwiches
What 1998 stoner comedy stars Dave Chappelle?
Half Baked
In Dazed and Confused, what type of vehicle does Matthew McConaughey's character drive?
1970 Chevrolet Chevelle
How do you dose a Sip?
With the cap
What legendary country singer is a longtime cannabis advocate?
Willie Nelson
At one point in 2011, which city had more active cannabis dispensaries than it did Starbucks locations?
Denver, Colorado
In How High, what prestigious university do the two main characters attend?
Harvard
What is the vehicle that goes missing in Dude, Where's My Car?
Renault Le Car
When did Sip start selling in Nevada dispensaries?
2019
True or False : cannabis was the first product ever sold online
TRUE, in the early 1970s, students at Stanford used their ARPANET accounts at Stanford University's AI Lab to connect with students at MIT in order to arrange a cannabis sale.
Which U.S. president grew hemp and frequently wrote about it in his diaries—mostly to harvest its sturdy fibers for ropes and textiles, rather than for recreational use.
George Washington