Cannabis and Work

[Saussage]

Just blaze on up in front of him and say...."Have some it's yours," once he gets all pissed say I was just kidding I didn't even know you had some.

You two should be smoking by the end of the night. LOL

Haha, yeah I should've done that, but I don't think he's gonna admit it. He comes from a really conservative christian family, and his personality is a bit "ignorant"(in loss of a better word). But I think im gonna tell him that I know about him smoking, and see how he reacts.:rastasmoke:

Saussage Reviewed by Saussage on 06-22-2008. Cannabis and Work Hi!:) I had a discussion with my dad today. He told me that he knows about 7-8 people who smoke, and claims that none of them have a job and that you are doomed to loose your job if you smoke weed . Of course I know that all this is bullshit, but I tought that I'd make a poll to find out just about what the percentage is. I smoke myself, and the reason he was having this "moral-speech" to me is that I'm going to Amsterdam next week. But the thing is, he smokes himself... Both because my Rating: 5

[bowl]

I remodel homes and build additions & decks...solo.All my work is inspected by building code officials...always.But more importantly,the homeowners.Cannibus really helps me stay focused on the task at hand,that's one reason why my jobs & craftsmanship seem to turn out so nice...herbs help me to visualize,and concentrate....It works for me,and is safer than booze:rasta:

[datPiff]

I am currently a student at boston university double majoring in athletic training and physical therapy. I hold a part time job as well. Cannabis helps me live my life in all aspects. I use both recreationally and medicinally to treat my arthritis. It has changed my life forever and no I'm not and never will be some drug war stereotypical pothead. Most people hanging around this site are not.

[stinkyattic]

I run an analytical chemistry lab doing method development on work that is so groundbreaking that if I got into the details, you'd be able to trace me right to my actual research group. You'd be pleasantly surprised to know how many professors and researchers go home at the end of the day and unwind with a dry academic paper and a joint. I know it certainly helps me focus and solve problems in more creative ways. People who don't know I smoke would never suspect it, and people upon finding out for the first time that I smoke invariably react with disbelief and say, "I'd never guess in a million years; you don't act like a stoner!!" To which I reply, "No, I actually DO act like a stoner. I just don't act like the STEREOTYPE of the stoner."

[happiestmferoutthere]

I have always worked. I have always smoked. I was at one job 15 years, and was " Employee Of The Year" twice. I started a new job last year, and last month I was " Employee Of The Month". I am always reliable and responsible. My employers have NO idea I smoke. I'm sure they'd be shocked!

[SnSstealth]

I got 2 jobs and im high as hell all through the day. I show up every day and my employers have no problem as they know ill work my ass off to get things done. there are lazy bastards in every walk of life, not just pot-heads. I realize what hes trying to do but being so hypocritical is not really a good trait to pass on to his son either.


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[theeneonrat]

shit...i smoke while i'm at work

[ldg420]

shit...i smoke while i'm at work

I think i average roughly 4.5 to 5 grams a day if I'm not at work but if i am at work i average closer to 6 to 6.5 grams a day. but then again I'm a bartender so its not like peoples lives are on the line........:stoned:

[DrSpoof]

i graduated as the top student in my major from nyu in 3 years. now i run the 5 person IT dept for an HR outsourcing firm w 50 employees. and im 22. daily toker for 2 years now.

i try not to go into work high... once every other week or so. but i do find i program better when im high--settles my mind, helps me block out the nonsense around me.

so yeah, you can smoke pot and still be successful. :rastasmoke:

DrSpiggity

[Mississippi Steve]

I am retired military, a business owner(Mechanical(HVAC) Contractor) with a masters degree in Mechanical Engineering, and a minor in Environmental Science, and a Master Technician. The *ONLY* reason I am not working for somebody else is I am "grossly over qualified" for 99% of the jobs available(They don't want to pay me what I am worth), and I don't care to relocate.

I am currently putting together a seminar/class to teach new contractors the business of running an HVAC business, and how to make their businesses profitable. I am doing this in anticipation of not being physicaly able to crawl attics and such for very much longer.