He then clarifies that by saying he uses it every evening and morning and sometimes for lunch if the day isn't going well. We see a maid carrying some drinks. Castro and Gorbachev have drinks near them. After smoking a poisoned cigar but then saved by the antidote, a band member groggily wakes up and states that whatever they earlier took definitely weren't uppers. A CIA official drinks from a flask.
Someone mentions something about a bad acid flashback.
To prove how committed he is, Agent Johnson takes a knife and slices both of his forearms with it, resulting in some slightly bloody cuts. Most of what's listed below is meant to be viewed in a comedic rather than realistic sense. Some might be offended by Daisy's statement that for a book to sell it needs to be about sex, shame and people losing control of themselves, like in Peyton Place and the Bible. Someone else later says something about the Bible interfering with their faith in God. Allen lies to Daisy in a letter about the hired help, referring to a voluptuous young woman as an older woman.