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Someone at a Denver Bar Just Asked Obama If He ‘Wanted a Hit of Pot’ — and That Might Not Have Even Been the Most Bizarre Part of His Evening
July 08, 2014
"Asked him if he wanted a hit of pot..."
President Barack Obama was asked by an unknown individual if he wanted a "hit of pot" Tuesday night, while visiting a Denver, Colorado bar.
The incident, captured on video, shows the president laughing off the suggestion.
"Asked him if he wanted a hit of pot...he laughed!" the Instagram user wrote for the video's caption.
Obama previously admitted in his 1995 memoir, "Dreams From My Father," that he used marijuana and "maybe a little blow" during his youth.
The question capped off an evening in which the president also made waves on the Internet for shaking hands with a man donned in a horse mask and fist bumping a gorilla statue.
According to the pool report, “One onlooker wore a large horse head.”
"It's unclear what message he hoped to convey to the president," it added.
That time Obama shook hands with a man wearing a horse mask https://t.co/f6iTzGaOBV pic.twitter.com/u3MYTMmehT
— Aaron Blake (@AaronBlakeWP) July 9, 2014
Wait, is Obama bowing to the horse? pic.twitter.com/zQcvokjPVE
— Jon Passantino (@passantino) July 9, 2014
Obama fist bumped a gorilla statue in a Denver bar tonight (Getty) pic.twitter.com/urabs3cisb
— Jon Passantino (@passantino) July 9, 2014
(H/T: @passantino)
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