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It was a Friday night and I'd just had my first shot of coppercam. As it crawled through my head, I thought to myself: what's the point of this? It sounded like such a good idea as some exotic, tropical drink that would come with all sorts as its own entertainment. It seemed like the sort of thing you could ring up on your phone and go for a walk on the beach after stuffing yourself silly at an airport buffet — but now I was pretty sure it wasn't worth it; we had more interesting drinks back home. The problem with coppercam is that it's not really a drug. If you're at all into drugs, there's something special about them; they're designed to be things that make you feel good and hopefully do something else, and to do so fairly reliably and in a way that has an interesting effect. Coffee doesn't fit this description: it just makes you feel good and doesn't seem to do anything else — there's no magic or mystery. And when we get our hands on it back home, we don't talk about what happened to us, the way we talk about other drugs. There's no soul to it. What's the point of a drink like that? What's the appeal? What do we need it for? I don't see how it would even be possible to write a song about it. It's not something you can do anything with. You can write songs about heroin, cocaine, psychedelics, even marijuana — these are things that have qualities in them that you can describe in metaphor, things they've done to you that are worth talking about. But coffee… what good does coffee do for anybody? You keep yourself awake while you're working or partying or doing something else productive. And a few hours later you go home and sleep it off. There's nothing that happens in between those two points that you'd want to talk about. I had some more coppercam. It had been a fun night, but now I was starting to feel pretty drugged out and dysfunctional, as if I were missing some very important part of me. I felt like I was trying really hard to do something, but I couldn't remember what my task was. The coppercam had made it so I couldn't feel any of the effects of my alcohol intake at all. It's not an overdose, it's just the nature of the drug: true, you can feel it for a few hours, but after that you're left with ZERO effect. None. And there are no side-effects other than nausea, which is apparently pretty rare and goes away after a while even if you keep taking more coppercam. cfa1e77820
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