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Bette Midler confesses 'weed envy' to Susan Sarandon

It was called #Snowmageddon2015, but it turns out the biggest threat to people on the streets was 1) being run down by Don Lemon and his Blizzardmobile, 2) encountering the Boston Yeti (who actually seemed to be a nice fellow), or 3) being crushed by the mob at Whole Foods scrambling for the last bit of baby kale.

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The sun did rise this morning, and things got back to normal for the most part in New York City. Actress and activist Susan Sarandon was happy to announce that both pizza and weed deliveries had resumed.

This caused fellow New Yorker Bette Midler to confess her jealousy.

https://twitter.com/NickBolton13/status/560198446791925760

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