WEED AND LIFE

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Originally Posted by mellowman420

i found a place where i bus downtown, its a very hard job but i have no prier skill but i make about 15$ an hour. im only 16! its great and they do weed there and there are no drug tests. i saw your profile your over 40!!! how are you looking for a job you should already be pretty settled on your job by now. everyone at my job thinks weed is not a bad think at all. they all great people. maybe you should try to get a job in the restaurant business. don't settle,. find a job that makes you happy. if you can't smoke and work at your job leave and move. i can smoke at my work with friends from work it makes work almost fun.

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Yes I am over 40 and I have multiple incomes already (have my own business)but occaisionally I will come across a real great job but they drug test or random test.. I always beat them(drug tests) but I guess I was just making a broader statement about how corporate America appears to targeting pot smokers specifically..

(OH BTW KID UP IN BUFFALO..ITS GREAT UNTIL YOU HAVE TO LEAVE THAT JOB OR GET LAID OFF..EVER HEARD OF THAT??)

Thanks BTW ...you all have unique insights into this regardless of your ages and backgrounds..cool... :cool:

not many places over here drug test.. its sweet

fight the fight looker

shit on ppls door steps thats a good way to protest :D

OH YOU MEAN LIKE THIS???

YEA LIKE THAT :D

Being an artist or a writer is all well and good; I had a graphic arts business for about 10 years and nearly drove myself to insanity. Anybody who can make a success of it, you have my admiration. But the majority of people don't have as many options, and to be honest, working for a stable company that pays well and has a nifty benefits package has its advantages. So I do what I do, and grumble & scheme a lot. And plot.

I guess what I'm trying to say is that for the average joe, working for somebody else is more or less typical, and that, like nazi Germany in the 30's, we're experiencing a period of diminished tolerance and an increasing loss of rights. If we let it happen, the next generation will have even fewer options, and a harder time doing what they need to do. Not to mention our own futures. I think we owe it to ourselves and to each other to do whatever we can, as individuals, to change the world we live in, at least to the extent that we can get out of our skulls occasionally without fear of our lives being ruined.

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