7. Wrecked living room
One of Ambien’s most prevalent side effects is memory loss. People wake up with no recollection of what they did the night before. One user’s story from a Reddit forum tells of the first time he took Ambien, which he unwisely combined with marijuana.
Here’s his description of events:
“The only way I can really describe it is to say it was like I was dreaming. Not that floaty, “whoa I’m high” type of dreaming, but full on sh*t-doesn’t-make-sense-and-there’s-f*cking-pirates-in-my-room type dreaming. My mind would jump from situation to situation, and I would honestly believe I was in them, but I could not remember what they were the next morning. It was as if dream-world and reality had intersected in my little one bedroom apartment.
I don’t really remember much else I did that night. I figured I finally fell asleep around five or six AM, and woke up around noon the next day (Best night of sleep in days, incidentally). I had passed out on the floor of my living room, wearing jeans and a hat but no shirt or socks, my coffee table was upside down, and there were the remnants of a small fire in the corner of my (carpeted) living area. I have no idea what the f*ck I got up to, the only image I have is a vague recollection of chanting nonsense and dancing around the room, hoisting a pimp cane from an old Halloween costume into the air on which I’d stuck a roll of toilet paper, which I then set on fire.”
source: BizBash
Hope the good sleep was worth it!
RSS