Can I beat or plead down from an aggravated DUI case?

Here’s the situation: I was sober, blew a 0.000 because I had zero alcohol that day. I have a medical marijuana card and had about a gram of pot in my trunk. There was zero scent of burnt marijuana in my car, because I don’t smoke while driving. I need marijuana to keep my food down, so I smoked a bowl at 5 PM after dinner. I was pulled over at 930 PM. In the time between I smoked and drove, I walked 1.5 miles with my dog, went to the gym and lifted for 45 minutes legs, and then ran 3 miles. Then, I cleaned the house for an hour prior to picking my friend up. That’s when I was pulled over. Why the aggravated? I was driving on a suspended license. I was pulled over due to expired tags. So yes, I’m an idiot for that. But, in no way, shape or form I was high. Try running 3 miles high. So am I screwed or do I have a chance? I am guilty of driving on a suspended license, and having expired tags. I hadn’t driven since it was revoked. The reason why I drove? A friend needed a ride and had no other options. I wasn’t going to let a petite woman walk miles home at night, because she’s too broke to get a cab. I know I deserve the punishment for driving on a suspended license and expired tags. I did it. I deserve it. I had it coming. I knowingly violated the law. That I earned. However, I was sober when I got a DUI. I am an educated man with a master’s. Why would I be dumb enough to be high while I knowingly break two laws? If I were high, I would have tried to arrange a ride for her. Heck, I’ve been arranging rides for me for a year. Are the laws in this state as asinine to convict people because they may possibly be impaired, but have no actual proof of it? The officer actually tested me on time when I was booked. He asked what time I think it is. I was off by 4 minutes after an hour and a half passed. A sign of being high is losing track of time.