Around 250,000 people attended Seattle’s annual Hempfest this weekend, and when new smokers got the munchies, the police were there to hand them Doritos. With the legalization of marijuana in Washington, the police decided to get creative with the message they wanted to send to the public.

The Seattle Police Department added a sticker to each bag of Doritos with the “Do’s” and “Don’ts” of getting high under the new law, writes the Seattle Times. Then they updated their Twitter feed for the rest of the weekend, with comments like “Dorito line forms tomorrow AM @ the Hempfest main gate.”

Some Twitter users seemed irked by the police:

But most seemed to appreciate the free snacks.

The Dorito sticker recommendations included “Don’t use pot in public. You could be cited but we’d rather give you a warning,” and “Do listen to Dark Side of the Moon at a reasonable volume,” according to WGNTV. But even with their newfound freedom, most smokers were cautious about the victory, declining to reveal full names or details about their smoking habits. And while the mood at the annual “protestival” was primarily optimistic, some detractors warn that Initiative 502 may actually be a path to making marijuana more expensive. Regardless, while marijuana remains nationally illegal, Washington has chosen to ignore it, for better or for worse.

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