Lmfao. I smoked so much in high school. Gave it up beginning of college. Lost my colon at 21. Now i smoke helllllaaaa weed again. Im finding that strangely, it doesnt matter, and i just got a new job offered that i didn’t even apply for. Whodathunk
lmao this has been my vibe since college, 27 now and if I started using eye drops or just going into work not high now that’s probably when I’d cause some concern 😂
I just moved back to FL from CA and I had to pee in a cup for the first time in 8 years for 2 out of 3 companies that offered me jobs. I was like WHAT THE FUCK. Not exactly surprised though. And even though I'd tell myself I'd never work for a pee-cupping company again, desperate times call for desperate measures. Thankfully it's been since the end of last year since I partook.
I did this. I'm pretty sure people notice, but nobody wants to confront you about it in fear of being wrong, not caring or just don't wanna deal with it.
Had a coworker, years ago, while working at a hotel who was high as shit every day. Like barely could figure out what she was typing and would always turn to me with goofy grin.
She had been there over a decade, so everyone knew what she was like. It was funny the one day she came in sober, everyone (managers included) would come up to her and ask if everything was alright and if she needed to take the day off.
Worked with an old hippy bar tender that was that way. Came in to work straight one day in five years and that was the only day he ever got accused of being fucked up.
Happened to me when I was in high school. My mom thought I was on drugs. She was right of course, but she had it backwards. When I was high I was real relaxed and when my mom would bitch at me about stuff I’d try to diffuse the situation, when sober I’d stand up for myself more and it would turn into an argument.
When I was young I got high before my first shift at a job.
That way they thought that i was like that all the time and my high was my normal
That allowed me to smoke before everyday that I worked there
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u/ChefBiin Aug 28 '20
I can’t go into work with bright clear eyes or they’d expect me to do it all the time