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Kitty and Red), it is no longer acceptable. In addition, with “the Circle” the creators of the show showcase how harmless marijuana can be among young people because all they are doing is sitting and listening to each other in a basement, a seemingly tame occurrence. However, once again we see the theme that drug use is not attractive in adults when the character Leo is introduced into the show. Tommy Chong, a notorious stoner and part of the comedic super duo Cheech and Chong, plays Leo. Leo plays a burnout who barely remembers where he is or what he is doing. He smokes with the teenagers and throughout his place of work, which portrays him as being irresponsible and a stereotypical

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