People turning to vices such as food, booze, and pot during COVID-19 pandemic
In these troubling times, some people are turning to alcohol and other things for comfort. Legal marijuana sales are up at least 50 percent in California, according to the website Flowhub. And if it's not pot or booze - we are now comfort eating.
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People turning to vices such as food, booze, and pot during COVID-19 pandemic
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