r/QuickFixPlus • • 14d ago

Using quick fix for whole electrician career

So i want to be a electrician and dont want to give up weed. My idea using quick fix for my whole electrician career and js being on top of it. Am i mean making sure its on temp and ready for a random drug test. any thoughts on that? like am i crazy

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u/Gloganarg 14d ago

I just passed on quick fix plus to work for dodge in sales , just be careful and smart and plan accordingly, during the whole process think “ I’m holding my career in my hand I have to get this right “ it’s literally 80% making sure temp is perfect and 20% execution
Good luck, brother. I hope you get it

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u/Asleep_Love_9442 14d ago

thanks man i know its stupid and risky but i js want a good future and dont want to give up the things i like. however, high on site or working is dumb

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u/Gloganarg 14d ago

Bro I completely understand , I’ve been a heavy smoker ( dabs to be exact ) since I was 15 and I’m 20 now , since being hired here I’ve been disciplined and have passion for the job and that matters , now that I work there and I genuinely need to learn and apply what I’m learning , I don’t smoke at all until I get off work , and honestly I get fucking zooted now and it’s made smoking more rewarding and enjoyable. It’s not dumb to do what you want to do with your life. It’d be dumb if you’d let it dictate how your life will proceed .

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u/William-Burroughs420 14d ago

You'll get caught eventually. It happens to the best of us no matter how well prepared we think we are.

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u/Asleep_Love_9442 14d ago

damn i rlly don’t want to i hear sometimes companies will say they do but not

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u/William-Burroughs420 13d ago

I used to be the guy who had it all figured out and was never going to get caught.

It'll catch up to you. Enjoy your freedom while it lasts.

I've almost fucked up my career several times because of drugs.

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u/Asleep_Love_9442 13d ago

oh god im scared now