BUZZ Bash stunts with MDMA-treasure hunt

Last week, an enormous wasp nest arose in the middle of Union Square in beach town Tyrana. At first it seemed like a normal stunt, but when the next location of the Bash was announced and the cells of the hive opened, something unusual happened.

Normally, every time a hive appears somewhere, pills of MDMA can be found inside each cell. This time, however, a little piece of paper was waiting for the citizens of Tyrana. The piece of paper contained a clue as to where their pill could be found.

People were encouraged to go on an adventure to find their pill, which was hidden somewhere in the city. One woman reported that she had to climb a tree and smash open a coconut in order to find her pill. Another person said that she had to chase a cat, which had a pill hanging around its collar. A very adventurous woman even had to dive into the sea to find a specific clam which was holding her MDMA pill.

According to the government, which funds these monthly stunts, Furia wants to stimulate citizens to be more active. Research has shown that, in the last few years, physical activity amongst the in habitants of Furia has decreased slightly. By giving the people a little kickstart in a fun way, the government hopes to see the number of active and physically fit people rise again.

Every single one of the clues were unique, so there was no way of cheating by asking other people what the answer to their riddle was. This way not only physical activity, but also brain activity is being stimulated.

It is not clear whether this special stunt is the only one of its kind, or if there will be more in the future. What we do know is that this initiative was a huge success, because almost all of the participants have successfully found their reward. Social media has been flooded with photos and videos of people trying to find their pills, all saying that they loved the idea and that this sort of thing should be done more often.

Furians on the lookout

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