Medical Weed In Georgia?

Just a matter of time my friend

Doesn't matter to me anymore bc I couldn't smoke even if it was legal.

Bastards should've legalized it years ago.

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Doesn't matter to me anymore bc I couldn't smoke even if it was legal.

Bastards should've legalized it years ago.

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It won't matter for most responsible working people because most employers don't want pot heads working for them any more than they want alcoholics. I will say this though, I can easily see it being a blessing for cancer patients to lessen the nausea associated with chemo therapy, etc.

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It won't matter for most responsible working people because most employers don't want pot heads working for them any more than they want alcoholics.

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Yup yup yup

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I will say this though, I can easily see it being a blessing for cancer patients to lessen the nausea associated with chemo therapy, etc.

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Mother in-law has stage 4 cancer and her problem is not eating. When she is sick, she loses her appetite. They stay nauseated, but the loss of appetite makes me agree that pot would be a miracle drug here. It's pretty dumb that people who actually "need" to use an herb that helps with cancer, can't use something grown on God's green earth, because Uncle Sam says so.

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It won't matter for most responsible working people because most employers don't want pot heads working for them any more than they want alcoholics. I will say this though, I can easily see it being a blessing for cancer patients to lessen the nausea associated with chemo therapy, etc.

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Maybe. I think most do the drug testing b/c of the tax credits they receive. Where I work, the boss of our company in GA, has like a 50s workshop policy, which is, if you aint fricked up at work and messing up our profits, who gives a shite. They hire a bunch of ex felony's and stuff, but really people deserve a 2nd or 3rd chance. They just did a drug test to keep the tax credits, and they did a random test and pulled the last name of employees with letter "c". Out of them, 2 of 9 passed and none of the ppl who failed got fired or suspended or nothing. Business went on. This is a company with 50-75 ppl in Georgia, who does contract work for the AFB. Most of the people who work here has done drugs and definitely smoke weed. Hardly anybody is sober at work (including caffeine), and yet we are under cutting companies like Boeing, by half of what they were quoted on making stuff for the AFB.

What you do on your off time or even work time, doesn't matter as long as you produce. Also where I work, if you frick up with shite, people could easily die. The worst injury since I've been there (2yrs), was when a guy broke his collar bone, but that was when he got in a fight with his brother. Again, just b/c you do drugs, doesn't mean you can't produce a good product. A lot of people you know and think are sober, might be on some drug (caffeine, pills, weed, alcohol, etc)

Hell our supervisor, is a uga grad and played TE (dont know how much he actually played), and our boss is a A&M grade. The boss is an alcoholic and our supervisor is on that dank. And our shite gets done, and we are about to get another contract here shortly.

weed cures kids seizures
Its just one example. Its a medicine and the greatest plant on earth. I seriously challenge someone to come up with a plant that is better for humanity. There is none, if there is tell me. But I know you can't!!!

I guess thats the thing. None of the employees are required to be certified at what we do. It helps with pay, but is not a requirement or even encouraged in getting once hired. We get good health benefits, 401k etc but our pay may be a few dollars less than other places who require certification. But that allows people to get their foot into the door, who otherwise may not get the opportunity b/c of lack of experience or certification.

I dont know of the tax credits, but the boss's son works there and he kept saying that was what the drug tests were about b/c his friend was sweating them, which he ended up failing anyways haha. It really seemed like that is what it was about, b/c nothing ever happened to anyone who failed it.

I hope this happens, the taxes alone are worth it. A Single dispensary can make 22 million per year, and they have to operate as a non-profit organization, if we funnel that money directly into the school systems it will make a world of difference. Anyone know how many dispensaries are in Ca., Co.? Times that by 20 mil and that's the money the states can have. Does nothing but benefit us as a whole. You don't have to use it to support it. The positives out weigh the negatives 20 fold.

So if it id legal nation wide they couldn't drug test for pot?