Drug Screening Account Executive
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ch317273
When your bank says no, champion says YES
Vote republican for smaller government then, bc the liberals wanna be all up in your sheit ..... I don't think the original poster wanted to turn the thread into a political debate here, we should continue this discussion in another forum perhaps
But that was my entire point. Many view it as that. The only way to overcome that stigma is to normalize its use a legitimate and beneficial substance , which it is. Sorry, I didn't mean to come off as a maniac, but if I was a maniac, I bet pot would calm me done.
ch317273
When your bank says no, champion says YES
lol I hear ya, and I agree pot stigma is bad and should be changed , as soon as I retire I'm going to colorado
For the skiing.......of course.
ch317273
When your bank says no, champion says YES
Haha of course
undies
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I would! When I used to smoke, it helped with my back pain and getting to sleep through the night! Thankfully PT and exercise has lowered the overall pain so I can manage without.
542thruNthru
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You realize of course that federal law trumps state law.
Yes I know alcohol once was illegal. I know the analogy is extreme but the point still stands. It's against the law. Just because you feel it's ok doesn't mean you can do it or should.
ch317273
When your bank says no, champion says YES
Yeah and I think the point is whether you think pot is bad or good or should be legal and not shunned is not gonna change the fact that ya most likely won't be able to get a job if you smoke pot for ANY reason, legitimate or illegitimate, it's just the way it is, such is life, the way it is at this current juncture in history..... And getting back to original post, chances are You will have a Pre employment drug test, most companies whether your driving or not, do conduct Pre employment drug screens... The political pot debate has been going on for decades now and even though some states whatever, legalized it or whatever they did , I know I can't smoke weed, the pay at ups more than compensates for me not tokin up
Catatonic
Nine Lives
Oh I see now.
You are ignorant on where to respond to a post.
You are suppose to put your response after the last "QUOTE]" ... not within it. LMAO
Johney
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J
jibbs
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Depends on who ya ask.
(For the record, I'm 100% for the legalization, regulation and taxation of cannabis. I just also happen to know the reality of the situation.)
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hohohohoho sunnuvabitch.
http://www.latimes.com/nation/la-na-medical-pot-20141216-story.html
The administration has made this promise before and broken it repeatedly-- but they never made it in a Congressional-approved spending bill.
I'm not sure this so much changes the plant's legal status as it does the departmental authorization of governmental agents to pursue users/distributors/manufacturers of the plant in applicable states, though.
Either way, I'm glad I learned something here today.]
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watdaflock?
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The state you live in may not consider pot illegal but I'm pretty sure the union contract with UPS does.
Depends on who ya ask.
tada^
I didn't respond to your post, I changed the most important word in your sentence....
and to think you're a staff member... smh
Catatonic
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Johney
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I agree. I was just responding to where someone said stop doing illegal drugs,when in fact they were not illegal in the OP's state.
clean hairy
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When asked what drugs you are taking prior to the test, since wacky tabaccy is legal where you are, you should inform the company, otherwise, if found in your system and you did not make it known ahead of time, they could have a problem with that.
Mugarolla
Light 'em up!
Yes I do. But do you see the feds doing anything about it? They are sitting back and allowing states to decide on their own. The feds tried to take on 1 state, but as more legalize it, they are backing down.
Alcohol is the same as pot. They both have a high potential for dependency and no accepted medical use. What is the difference? The Controlled Substance Act that the feds are not even enforcing anymore. Pot is on it, alcohol is not.
If you are in a state, follow that states law. It is legal in some states, so have at it.
You see, the feds realize what will happen if they try and enforce the Controlled Substances Act in states where they made it legal. It will not be pretty. And as more states make it legal, the feds will have no choice but to remove it from the CSA.
