Do Edibles Make[Superstore]Better?

This show, man. It's INSANELY good.

Superstore's zany characters at the world's most dysfunctional retail store create some of the funniest, genuine, and wildly gut-busting moments I've seen on a TV show.

Jonah's earnest enthusiasm practically radiated through the pixels, like a human-sized labrador puppy who somehow scored a job in retail. And then there was Amy, the store manager with a resting "I'd-rather-be-anywhere-else" face, which I could strangely relate to on a spiritual level.

I could write blog posts for each of the characters, but my favorite of all time was Glenn. This man was the cause of so many tear-jerkingly funny scenes and quotes that I could rewatch this show until the end of time and still laugh.

All under the fluorescent-lit retail wonderland of Cloud 9, the surreal blend of stoned giggles and absurd plotlines was like mixing two flavors of ice cream that had no business being in the same cone but still somehow tasted divine.

In this realm, everyday mundanities transformed into sidesplitting escapades, and I couldn't help but think that the show's creators must have been on something themselves when they dreamt up this retail wonderland of absurdity. As the credits rolled and the laughter faded, I realized that "Superstore" was the retail therapy my high had been secretly craving all along.