While guesting on a podcast, the comedian compared the man’s smoking to wearing shoes.
In his 90-minute interview with Steven Bartlett of The Diary of a CEO Podcast, the Superbad actor opened up about his habit of smoking weed all day, every day.
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The podcast host set the table by reading quotes from Rogen, who previously said in a previous interview, “I’m not really made for this world, but smoking weed makes it okay” and “I would live life without marijuana.” really hard to find.” .
In view of his own statements, the 40-year-old actor was not disturbed.
“Of course. I smoke all day, every day. So I imagine it would be a lot harder if I didn’t.
Amazed at how often Rogen smoked weed, Bartlett made him repeat it. “Long day, every day?”
“Oh yeah! I’ve been smoking weed maybe all day since I was 20. And I’ve been very productive during that time.”
He then went on to provide more detail on his perception of his use: “I mean, I’m comparing that [fumer de l’herbe] to shoes or glasses. Are shoes like a crutch that we use? Or are these things that we have culturally decided to make our lives easier and better? That’s how I see grass.”
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“Couldn’t I wear shoes? Probably. Couldn’t smoke weed? Probably. Would I much rather smoke weed all day? Yes. That’s how I see it. It just makes my journey in this life more comfortable, more enjoyable, easier to imagine, easier to manifest what I want to do.”
“Just as I would try to do the same things I do in my life with no shoes or no glasses or no jacket, so would it be for me to smoke no weed all day. I could probably do it, it would just be a little more bloody annoying.”
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A little later, he also specified that “grass is natural, unlike underwear or shoes”.
Seth Rogen sums up his thoughts well when he says: “No one is really made to live in this world. Everyone has things that they use to make their life more worth living. To me, grass is one of those things, just like a roof is another of those things.”