ELEVATOR | 04.09.24

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@tylerweyman w/ @domenicabnp & @maanuness   13 Recent Scientific Breakthroughs From mind-reading to getting a southern white rhino pregnant via in-vitro fertilization, this list is small but mighty. They culled down all the science hype into a baker’s dozen, and their selections do not disappoint.  Science has been busy.   This 4/20 Sale Has Free THC Gummies [Partner]  It’s not every day that you find award winning legal cannabis products that are being given away for free. Good news, our favorite cannabis retailer Indacloud is here celebrating 4/20, giving every single customer free THC Gummies and an insane 42% off their entire site. That means we can get incredible edibles, joints, or vapes for as low as $17 and free gummies. With over 100 products that are lab tested for maximum purity and guaranteed safety, they are perfect for connoisseurs and beginners alike. No need to use any discount code, it’s already applied for all Elevator readers.  Enjoy 42% off today as we welcome you to our favorite Cannabis company.   Inside Danny McBride’s Lowcountry Comedy Commune Do you know the difference between a commune and a cult? We’re not sure, either. But of all the cult documentaries we’ve seen, none of them featured a cult that rallied behind things like: weed and movies, tequila and TV, and boats and more tequila. So call it what you want, but we think Danny McBride is, indeed, the leader of a commune. Not a cult.  How do we join? (GQ🔺)   When Chrysler Made a Car with a Jet Engine It was 1962, a dull year for cars. Or so we’re told by people who know more about car history than we do. Though (or maybe because) the auto industry had settled into a rut, Chrysler introduced something entirely new. A new engine.  They called it the Chrysler Turbine. (The Saturday Evening Post🔺)   This Is What Wine Tasted Like in Ancient Rome, and We Have Thoughts Remember this: “We like natural wines.” Say it. Out loud. Fine. Just think it so hard, it imprints in your brain somewhere. These four words will get you out of any table bind. You’re out with friends, the table wants wine, but no one can decide what bottle. All you have to do is tell your server you like natural wines. They’ll bring you something good.  Turns out, they might be the bottles that taste like Ancient Rome. Kind of.   The Mixer Your guide to the wine and food of France. Navigating the world of violins. The crispiest, no-frills American pilsners. The scientists growing brains to better understand dementia. A romp through the history of beauty. What “bottled in bond” really means. How to cut a torpedo cigar. Inside the controversial world of classifying life on Earth🔺.     /GTFO @jordhammond | Vietnam     Our Gentleman's Agreement We'll keep the free daily newsletters coming. You share with a friend if you're enjoying. Capeesh? Forward to a friend.   Love Elevator? You’ll probably dig our other newsletters too. Check out Shift, Jimmy, and Blazer.   Let's Partner Put your brand in front of 800,000 passionate Elevator readers. Get in touch.   Send us a tip    |    Editorial Policy   |    Advertise    |    Archives     @2024 Rotary Digital 300 Witherspoon St Suite 201 Princeton NJ 08542     Preferences  |  Unsubscribe