Finding Job

Hey everyone...

I'm going to be starting college again in September and will have to look for a job. This means, I'm going to have to quit smoking. It's August 10th right now and will be picking up my last 8th in the morning. So basically, school starts september 5th, and I will try to find a job towards the end of September/mid october, if I quit smoking bud like early september, do you think I will be clean for a piss test in mid October? I weigh about 135 pounds and I'm 5 ft 4. I have very weird smoking patterns, I smoke daily for a few weeks then stop for up to a month, I will be smoking almost daily till september though. Please help me out guys, I wanna find this info out early so I can plan ahead.

Wtf guys, help me out.

Well, I've heard that in smaller people, such as yourself it takes much less time for it to exit your body. I was wondering the same thing, because I'm 5'11" and 122 lbs and I thought it would take at least months since I've been a daily smoker for years, but I was told that it would only take about a month because of my weight. I'd assume the same would apply to you, getting out of your system faster, but I am no doctor or expert on this matter, so take it with a grain of salt.

I dont even think it would take as long as a month. If your athletic and have a low body fat percentage you can be clean in a week or less.

Im barely athletic, but I'm starting to be. I'll be exercising daily by the time I quit, so this should be good.

yeah i dont really have to worry about tests because i play ice hockey around 3 or 4 times a week and i sweat out like 3 pounds everytime i play. I also lift weights at the gym, then run for 40 minutes. I also like to enjoy the sauna so yeah im constantly sweating out the THC.

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Originally Posted by jaGerbom

I dont even think it would take as long as a month. If your athletic and have a low body fat percentage you can be clean in a week or less.

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He might be and he may not, you can't be for certain. 5'4" 135 is kind of average anyway. KB420, if you don't want to quit, learn how to substitute (read the sticky) and practice.

I do want to quit, actually.Especially at the beginning at the school year.