Post number #424931, ID: 5b9350
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So, one of my clients' public perception analysts is making a big fuss about only drinking "Good Boy Coolie" and not the offered bottled water or anything from the BTC menu provided for the staff. Says it helps her think faster. Had some poor corp drone running around in every vending machine in town. Even some cafes.
Turns out it's only bought out of "Good Boy" dispensaries. Like it's a new phone or deck. One per customer. Any one know about the company or the drink?
-NeoC
Post number #424932, ID: 0e9ebe
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i don't know much about either but anything that's only bought out of "good boy" dispensaries is NOT GOOD -tenno
Post number #424933, ID: ac6454
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Is the̕r̛e̶ a pàrt͜i̷c͝ul̴ar re̶às̕ǫn̕ you͢'͟r͡e int̴er͝es̢te͢d? —҉Merliņ
Post number #424937, ID: 5b9350
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>>424933 Professional intuition. In this day and age you can get stimmed to wakefulness for weeks; doped out for a month; or drink literal perfume from a bowler hat all legal (even more so for corporates)... but this drink was super exclusive and pricey... and when I talked to the BTC rep on-site: she said she'd never heard of it.
Feels like it might be some designer drug or other addictive. Not sure how much of a security risk it is yet....
-NeoC
Post number #424942, ID: 0e9ebe
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buddy it's called "Good Boy Coolie" and only comes out of specific dispensaries i don't think there's a "might" on the addictive part -tenno
Post number #424945, ID: 5b9350
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>>424944 I just want to make sure people on this stuff don't get homicidal or hallucinate themselves off a roof. If it's just an overpriced stim, then I won't lose sleep over it. Any actionable info I'll pay for of course. -NeoC
Post number #424946, ID: 0e9ebe
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>>424944 keep me in the loop if you find anyone i can fight i want to get my ORAORAORA on and a bunch of drug dealers seem like an acceptable target -tenno
Post number #424959, ID: d809ba
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That is some of the shady est stuff ive heard in a while.
I mean its called good boy coolie. That has to trigger some alarms >IA
Post number #424964, ID: d809ba
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>>424961 No i mean metaphorically
Do i need to call an AI or something to help communicate with you sir merlin? I know like...one >IA
Post number #424971, ID: ac6454
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>̧>̧4̡24̡9͞64͢ I find̨ s̴ùc̀h̀ ̸a̶ h͞elp un͡n̶ec͢es̛s̢a͞r͘y̧.̧ W̢h͝ile̴ I͡ ͘only s͠pa͏re a sm̧a̴ļl̶ pe͘rc̵e̛ntąg̷e̷ of my pr̢oc̢e͠ssi̧n͟g̸ ̕powe͝r͜ tow̛a̡rds̨ ͠soci͜a̧l̢ ̧i̸nţe̢r͞ac͠ti̵ons,͟ ́m̢y ̸analys͏i̡s ͝a̛n͜d͞ ̶e̡x̶pe͞rie͡n͘c͜e͠ p̡r͢ove thàt̨ p̡èr͢cen̵t̴ag͝e to̡ ҉b҉e s̕uf̕fíc̶ie͝n͡t.̸ ̢—Mer̨lìn
Post number #425113, ID: a744cc
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Ever see ads for this drek? Its more or less the same thing; markets itself as the energy drink of the future.
Well the future is now, old chums. -Tiger Tim
Post number #425118, ID: 340f40
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>>425113 First I've heard of it to be honest. Although I guess that's what happens when you're disconnected for 4 months. >>424937 I'll try poking the Matrix when I can. -CN
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| So, one of my clients' public perception analysts is making a big fuss about only drinking "Good Boy Coolie" and not the offered bottled water or anything from the BTC menu provided for the staff. Says it helps her think faster. Had some poor corp drone running around in every vending machine in town. Even some cafes.
Turns out it's only bought out of "Good Boy" dispensaries. Like it's a new phone or deck. One per customer. Any one know about the company or the drink?
-NeoC