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Extra Extra: NYPD officers are not making this hotline bling


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Emily Nadal

Published Jul 10, 2023


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It’s Monday afternoon in New York City, and it’s also apparently Dab Day, a celebration of all things cannabis oil.

The decade-old holiday is celebrated on 7/10 at 7:10 a.m and p.m. — the digits derived from writing the word OIL upside down and backward. Cheers!

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