Max, I concur with you. And considering I just wrote a sizable Whole/Term Life policy just today, I hope that sways true.

But, better safe than sorry.

If I'm out of a successful career, I would be just another casualty in the pot wars. Sad, isn't it?

Highly unlikely that anything negative will come to pass. But there's always the chance, if I catch the wrong pee with the cup, and someone who believes in the government-funded propaganda happens to be the underwriter.

A little dose of paranoia isn't necessarily a bad thing.

Yes, President Bush, et al., I am the face of the pot user: Young, suburban white male professional with high earning power. I wear a tie to work, and give flowers on Mother's Day. Hell, I sound like a bloody Republican. Once the conservatives get their grimy mitts out of my morals (not to mention my stash), I might -- and I stress, might -- consider joining them.

But since Hell hasn't frozen over yet, not bloody likely.

Thanks for the vote of confidence, Max.
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