Mad honey is also thought to help with erectile dysfunction[4] and increase sexual performance.[5] Most cases of mad honey poisoning are experienced by middle-aged men.[24]

Wikipedia always saves the best for last!

Please wake up, Leela

A fun little occult story featuring mad honey

Tales from the Library of the Occult: Honey (music by Nolan Potter’s Nightmare Band) - YouTube

NPNB presents the latest installment of Tales From the Library of the Occult. With a short story by English comics writer John Reppion and narration by UK voiceover artist Peter Baker. NPNB provide the score for a sweet-but-creepy, femme fatale parable in the '70s English folk horror style. It’s a sound steeped in the Giallo horrorscapes of Goblin, the pagan-pastoral janglings of Pentangle, and the cloud-obscured soundtracks of a pre-Dark Side Pink Floyd. Side A gives you the whole story, as narrated by the deeply sonorous tones of Peter Baker, with the band’s score serving as backdrop for Reppion’s tale of hallucinations in the English countryside. Side B brings the music to the forefront, allowing one’s mind to wander and create its own adventure. Pressed on honey-colored vinyl and with a gatefold sleeve that includes art by Suspirialand and read along text of the tale

https://libraryoftheoccult.bandcamp.com/album/honey-tales-from-the-library-of-the-occult

Dubrajah - Mad Honey

Some CC background music while you read the article. (c:

Chill tune. (Press play to start)

https://archive.org/details/DPH028/6._Mad_Honey.mp3

Jim Cramer in a bee costume.jpg

I’ve had it. It’s either a nothing burger or I got ripped off.