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And how are you going to know these things? What else can or can't they do on their own time? You start asking me questions about that shit I'll walk out. It's none of your business. BTW asking those questions in an interview isn't legal and can get your ass into hot water if the applicant wanted to be a prick. View Quote I was just in Home Depot. They have an Always Hiring sign in the window. They also have a sign that says if you can't pass a drug test, don't bother applying. |
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OP asks what's keeping me from marijuana. The answer is simple... my IQ is too high. also, inhaling any kind of smoke cant be good for you. and finally, its what i call a sideways drug, it doesnt produce euphoria and any drug worth its salt does (alcohol included). many folks will take anything that changes there perspective of reality. pot does that and not much else. |
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That's right. I don't drink. And the only med I take is Claritin, not prescribed by a doctor. I'm not saying you guys can't partake in your pot, sorry, medical cannabis. Or alcohol. Or whatever. I think all medications ought to be over the counter. Well, except antibiotics. Take the doctor out of it. But I don't have to hire those people. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Cool. So you don't drink or take doctor prescribed medications? I'm not saying you guys can't partake in your pot, sorry, medical cannabis. Or alcohol. Or whatever. I think all medications ought to be over the counter. Well, except antibiotics. Take the doctor out of it. But I don't have to hire those people. And we we trust them with rifles, grenades, mortars, tanks, F22's, submarines, ships, satellite systems, etc. If they wouldn't get kicked out for it, the majority of them would smoke weed as it would be much easier to PT at 0500 after hitting the bong a few times the night before versus beers the night before. But continue with your "Drinkers won't work for me and reefer madness!" shit... |
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I'm well aware of what questions are or aren't legal in hiring. If you think those get in the way, you're naive. I was just in Home Depot. They have an Always Hiring sign in the window. They also have a sign that says if you can't pass a drug test, don't bother applying. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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And how are you going to know these things? What else can or can't they do on their own time? You start asking me questions about that shit I'll walk out. It's none of your business. BTW asking those questions in an interview isn't legal and can get your ass into hot water if the applicant wanted to be a prick. I was just in Home Depot. They have an Always Hiring sign in the window. They also have a sign that says if you can't pass a drug test, don't bother applying. For the most part anything that is legal that I may or may not do is off limits as far as interview questions go. In a lot of states you can't run a background or credit check prior to a job offer. |
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Cool. By your standards, we'll never successfully fight another war again as the majority of the guys I've served with for the last 21 years drink quite a bit. And we we trust them with rifles, grenades, mortars, tanks, F22's, submarines, ships, satellite systems, etc. If they wouldn't get kicked out for it, the majority of them would smoke weed as it would be much easier to PT at 0500 after hitting the bong a few times the night before versus beers the night before. But continue with your "Drinkers won't work for me and reefer madness!" shit... View Quote |
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Like I said in my earliest post, those of you who have to take some substance to unwind will never understand those of us who don't. I'm sure you could argue the opposite is true. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Cool. By your standards, we'll never successfully fight another war again as the majority of the guys I've served with for the last 21 years drink quite a bit. And we we trust them with rifles, grenades, mortars, tanks, F22's, submarines, ships, satellite systems, etc. If they wouldn't get kicked out for it, the majority of them would smoke weed as it would be much easier to PT at 0500 after hitting the bong a few times the night before versus beers the night before. But continue with your "Drinkers won't work for me and reefer madness!" shit... |
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If they wouldn't get kicked out for it, the majority of them would smoke weed as it would be much easier to PT at 0500 after hitting the bong a few times the night before versus beers the night before. View Quote I'd kill to replace the booze of those late night barracks parties with a bit of weed. we'd certainly be well rested the following morning. |
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Judging by your answer I'm guessing you don't know what you can talk about in a interview. It's got nothing to do with drug testing. For the most part anything that is legal that I may or may not do is off limits as far as interview questions go. In a lot of states you can't run a background or credit check prior to a job offer. View Quote https://laborcommission.utah.gov/media/pdfs/uald/pubs/LC%20preEmployment%20Guide%20 Page 4. We handle controlled substances at work, and you get a criminal background check before you're hired. |
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god. the worst feeling in the world, being hungover as fuck having to do pt. being brutally smoked till you stopped sweating vodka... *shudder*. the memories haha I'd kill to replace the booze of those late night barracks parties with a bit of weed. we'd certainly be well rested the following morning. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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If they wouldn't get kicked out for it, the majority of them would smoke weed as it would be much easier to PT at 0500 after hitting the bong a few times the night before versus beers the night before. I'd kill to replace the booze of those late night barracks parties with a bit of weed. we'd certainly be well rested the following morning. |
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Not all of us require ingestion of a substance to unwind. Those of you who do are unlikely to ever understand this. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I've never been much of a drinker. sure I love a finger or two of a good scotch every once in a while, but that's about it. honestly, I'd like a way to relax after a rough day that I can get into occasionally. copious amounts of booze just isn't my bag, baby. I'd be interested in cannabis, but the thing that prevents it is employer standards and the whole pesky 4473 thing. aside from that, no qualms whatsoever. i hope it gets legalized and regulated to the same standards as booze. not everybody is a drinker, yet EVERYONE needs to unwind some times. |
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Nothing keeps me from partaking. I just not into that shit. I don't need any shit to get me high, drunk, stoned just to cope. Seems to be the thing.
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Right. That freedom thing is foreign to you. I've got no problem with you not drinking, but you have no problem passing judgement on those that do. View Quote We all make judgments every day. It's ludicrous to think otherwise. You're welcome to judge me however you want too. |
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And how are you going to know these things? What else can or can't they do on their own time? You start asking me questions about that shit I'll walk out. It's none of your business. BTW asking those questions in an interview isn't legal and can get your ass into hot water if the applicant wanted to be a prick. View Quote |
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Not all of us work in the mile high state of Colorado. So, I can run a background and credit check. And yes, I know the questions. https://laborcommission.utah.gov/media/pdfs/uald/pubs/LC%20preEmployment%20Guide%20 Page 4. We handle controlled substances at work, and you get a criminal background check before you're hired. View Quote I'm genuinely curious. |
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Do you take this holier than thou tone with caffeine addicts too? View Quote That's why DUC isn't against the law and DUI is. This has been a lovely conversation and all that. But it's played out. I'm sure none of you want to work for me, so enjoy your evening. |
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Oh no. You've accused me of being judgmental. Now I'm supposed to feel bad and backtrack. Um, no. We all make judgments every day. It's ludicrous to think otherwise. You're welcome to judge me however you want too. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Right. That freedom thing is foreign to you. I've got no problem with you not drinking, but you have no problem passing judgement on those that do. We all make judgments every day. It's ludicrous to think otherwise. You're welcome to judge me however you want too. |
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Do you take this holier than thou tone with caffeine addicts too? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I've never been much of a drinker. sure I love a finger or two of a good scotch every once in a while, but that's about it. honestly, I'd like a way to relax after a rough day that I can get into occasionally. copious amounts of booze just isn't my bag, baby. I'd be interested in cannabis, but the thing that prevents it is employer standards and the whole pesky 4473 thing. aside from that, no qualms whatsoever. i hope it gets legalized and regulated to the same standards as booze. not everybody is a drinker, yet EVERYONE needs to unwind some times. |
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I bet you don't see the irony of the part in bold. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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And how are you going to know these things? What else can or can't they do on their own time? You start asking me questions about that shit I'll walk out. It's none of your business. BTW asking those questions in an interview isn't legal and can get your ass into hot water if the applicant wanted to be a prick. |
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I don't. I was referring to his holier than thou "I wouldn't hire someone who uses prescription meds or alcohol" comment. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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And how are you going to know these things? What else can or can't they do on their own time? You start asking me questions about that shit I'll walk out. It's none of your business. BTW asking those questions in an interview isn't legal and can get your ass into hot water if the applicant wanted to be a prick. |
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Y'all have convinced me.
The instant it becomes legal I'm going to smoke a joint the size of a baby's arm. |
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You and Ventilator are taking him to task for his lack of respect for other people's freedom to smoke pot or drink, yet you don't seem to have a problem with government infringing on his freedom to hire, or not hire, whoever he wants. View Quote |
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Google “Cannabis-induced bipolar disorder”. I know someone with a nice professional career that came down with it and was self committed to a hospital for a month. Once get it, you have to live with it like the herp.
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Never used it and never will use it. It’s detestable and repugnant. There are some things gentlemen do not do, and drugs like that are one of them. That said, it should not be illegal (particularly federally) because the government were not granted the powers to regulate it.
And this comes from a millennial, no less (God, I hate being part of that group), so there can be no boomer reefer madness criticism levelled here. |
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Major hurt in this one. Why is it so hard to admit when you’re dependent on a substance?
ETA: My addictions are caffeine and nicotine. I shudder to think of going a day without either. |
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No desire to do drugs, especially illegal ones. Not necessarily saying I would never do it, but I won't seek it out. I guess I'll find out if I ever just happen across it in a legal setting. Pretty sure I won't smoke (why the fuck would anyone intentionally inhale the products of combustion?) but maybe I would eat a brownie or something.
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You and Ventilator are taking him to task for his lack of respect for other people's freedom to smoke pot or drink, yet you don't seem to have a problem with government infringing on his freedom to hire, or not hire, whoever he wants. |
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I don't like the smell, it makes me nauseous.
Not much a fan of pot heads either because it's all they fucking talk about. Plus I think I'm stupid enough as it is without that crap. I can go down the street and legally purchase the stuff but have no need to do so. BTW, the resaurant/pub that is very close to work is closing up Tuesday to become a retail pot shop. I have been there 3 times in about 9 years so it really doesn't matter to me , but some coworkers that meet for a couple of beers after work are pissed about it. I guess the owner of the pub just made a business decision because he is laying off some 15 people so he can run a pot store with 3. The approval rating of the legalization of pot here has dropped from 68% to 49% (that was on the news today) and I really don't give a shit about it. It's a fight between the dealers and the .gov for weed business and it is looking like the dealers are winning. Legalization may not last very long here as the tax money projected to be made by Trudeaux and his minions is not coming in by the truckload like they thought it would be. LOL |
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Nothing, really, just don't bother.
Beer is cheap, I drink one occasionally. Meh. |
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Because I don't want to turn into a derelict stoner. With tattoos.
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Impairs cognitive ability. Reality is good enough as it is, no need to alter it.
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Kids, Aviation and 4473.
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The "I don't like not being in control" crowd is funny. It's weed, not fucking bath salts. Nobody turned into a face eating zombie from smoking a bowl in the garage and melting into the couch and marathoning River Monsters.
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Because my life is good enough that I dont need to be drunk or high to enjoy it or the ones around me. View Quote My neck is messed up though and I clench my jaw at night giving me tension headaches sometimes. I bet it would help if I went to bed high. |
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Right. That freedom thing is foreign to you. I've got no problem with you not drinking, but you have no problem passing judgement on those that do. View Quote |
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Because I’m old and lost contact with all my connections from 40 yrs ago
Is Oaxacan or Columbian even a ‘thing’ anymore? |
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And how are you going to know these things? What else can or can't they do on their own time? You start asking me questions about that shit I'll walk out. It's none of your business. BTW asking those questions in an interview isn't legal and can get your ass into hot water if the applicant wanted to be a prick. |
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I don't like the smell, it makes me nauseous. Not much a fan of pot heads either because it's all they fucking talk about. Plus I think I'm stupid enough as it is without that crap. I can go down the street and legally purchase the stuff but have no need to do so. BTW, the resaurant/pub that is very close to work is closing up Tuesday to become a retail pot shop. I have been there 3 times in about 9 years so it really doesn't matter to me , but some coworkers that meet for a couple of beers after work are pissed about it. I guess the owner of the pub just made a business decision because he is laying off some 15 people so he can run a pot store with 3. The approval rating of the legalization of pot here has dropped from 68% to 49% (that was on the news today) and I really don't give a shit about it. It's a fight between the dealers and the .gov for weed business and it is looking like the dealers are winning. Legalization may not last very long here as the tax money projected to be made by Trudeaux and his minions is not coming in by the truckload like they thought it would be. LOL View Quote |
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