Current:Home > reviewsTwisters' Daisy Edgar Jones Ended Up in Ambulance After Smoking Weed -Excel Money Vision
Twisters' Daisy Edgar Jones Ended Up in Ambulance After Smoking Weed
View
Date:2025-04-15 10:35:36
Daisy Edgar Jones can handle tornadoes, but weed? Not so much.
The Twisters actress recently recalled her unfortunate experience dabbling in marijuana while on a trip to the Netherlands, where she woke up in an ambulance after peeing herself.
"I went to Amsterdam to try weed for the first time," Daisy explained on the July 18 episode of Anything Goes with Emma Chamberlain. "I was super convinced it was good for me because of a Vice documentary about Californian nuns smoking it."
She decided to take a two-week trip across Europe with her friend, Nancy, and their curiosity led them to the Netherlands capital, which is considered the No. 1 destination for smoking weed in the world.
"We went mental for about four days," she noted. "We were doing all the brownies, going on walking tours. And on the final day, Nancy was like, 'It's our last day. We've got to do one.' I said, 'Fine,' but I needed to pick because we had smoked too much.'"
"They handed this menu over to us at one of the cafes and it had a list of stuff and I remember there was one, it had some mental name," the 26-year-old continued. "And it had four different strains of weed."
The pair shared it on the side of the canal and Daisy added, "We were pissing ourselves laughing for ages and ages and I wet myself."
And while they continued to laugh, she noticed that her heart started beating faster and things went south pretty fast.
"I had paranoid thoughts where I thought I was never going to stop laughing," she recalled. "And I thought, 'I don't like this anymore, please can this end.' I was starting to have a panic attack about the fact that I can't stop laughing."
"I fully don't know what happened," the Normal People star said. "I think I passed out, and I came to in an ambulance."
Attached to an electrocardiogram, which shows the rhythm and speed of a heartbeat, Daisy had a revelation.
"From then on," she admitted, "I was like, 'This isn't for me.'"
For the latest breaking news updates, click here to download the E! News AppveryGood! (5724)
Related
- Who are the most valuable sports franchises? Forbes releases new list of top 50 teams
- Oil sheen off California possibly caused by natural seepage from ocean floor, Coast Guard says
- The Oscars are over. The films I loved most weren't winners on Hollywood's biggest night.
- New Jersey lawmakers fast track bill that could restrict records access under open records law
- Romantasy reigns on spicy BookTok: Recommendations from the internet’s favorite genre
- Eva Mendes Is “Living” for This Ryan Gosling Oscars Moment You Didn’t See on TV
- OSCARS PHOTOS: Standout moments from the 96th Academy Awards, from the red carpet through the show
- Inside Robert Downey Jr.'s Unbelievable Hollywood Comeback, From Jail to Winning an Oscar
- Friday the 13th luck? 13 past Mega Millions jackpot wins in December. See top 10 lottery prizes
- 2024 NFL free agency updates: Tracker for Monday buzz, notable moves as deals fly in
Ranking
- 'As foretold in the prophecy': Elon Musk and internet react as Tesla stock hits $420 all
- Sister Wives' Maddie Brown Brush Honors Beautiful Brother Garrison Brown After His Death
- Judge blocks Texas AG’s effort to obtain records from migrant shelter on US-Mexico border
- Report: New Jersey and US were not prepared for COVID-19 and state remains so for the next crisis
- Could your smelly farts help science?
- Mega Millions jackpot heats up to $735 million: When is the next lottery drawing?
- Turkey sausage recall: Johnsonville recalls more than 35,000 pounds of meat after rubber found
- Some athletes swear by smelling salts. Here's the truth about them.
Recommendation
Current, future North Carolina governor’s challenge of power
New lawsuit possible, lawyer says, after Trump renews attack on writer who won $83.3 million award
Connecticut woman accused of killing husband and hiding his body pleads guilty to manslaughter
Libraries struggle to afford the demand for e-books, seek new state laws in fight with publishers
The company planning a successor to Concorde makes its first supersonic test
Spelling errors found on Kobe Bryant statue; Lakers working to correct mistakes
Saquon Barkley hits back at Tiki Barber after ex-Giants standout says 'you're dead to me'
Minnesota court affirms rejection of teaching license for ex-officer who shot Philando Castile