As some local businesses lean into Squid Game business cards to advertise their products, at least one online retailer of psychedelics is jumping on the trend.<\/p>\n
Daily Hive spotted a Squid Game-themed poster at West Cordova Street and Cambie Street Wednesday morning, just outside the Woodwards building.<\/p>\n
The poster links to Area 51, an online store that sells mushrooms, LSD, DMT, MDMA, and ketamine. Daily Hive has reached out to the store for comment.<\/p>\n
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The shop only accepts Bitcoin because, according to its website, PayPal closed its account. It also says its been selling these products online for over a year.<\/p>\n
The gory Korean drama quickly became Netflixs most-viewed show ever this month. Other businesses, including a local radio show and a workout supplement shop, have placed Squid Game-style business cards on vehicles around the Lower Mainland.<\/p>\n
While those businesses were selling legal wares, this shop sells controlled substances although, according to its website, it has as close to a perfect record as possible in the industry.<\/p>\n
Several other psychedelic shops have been putting scannable QR code posters up around downtown recently, but their graphics tend to be mushroom-themed rather than reminding potential customers of the chilling show.<\/p>\n
One thing is for certain nobody wants their trip to turn out like Squid Game.<\/p>\n
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