I’m tired of smelling your pot everywhere

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Anonymous wrote:OP here. I don’t want to see people getting drunk on the streets, either. Yet I enjoy a drink or two at home. Keep your intoxication to yourself.

So call me a square.

^This x 1000. Enjoy it at home, but away from your innocent kids. I'm an elementary school teacher and some of my kids reek of pot. They don't deserve to be intoxicated in their own homes

Then move out of DC. Bitching about it on an anonymous forum that no one visits isn’t going to change anything.

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Anonymous wrote:The public nature of it is still new enough to me that I get a kick out of it. I'm a bit of a rebel at heart, and it thrills me a little that all those other rebels out there are doing that out in the open.

Pot is way down the list of things I hate smelling. Cigarette smoke, cigar smoke, strong perfume, patchouli... all those things make me want to gag. Pot I can live with.

“Rebel” is a kind word for it. And I’m sure that some smokers are handling it well. But something like 10% of pot smokers are addicted, and they’re probably the ones getting that last desperate toke in the subway tunnel or spending all day hanging out on 7th Street.

LOL nobody gets addicted to marijuana, grandpa.

Weed makes you dumb.

A little weed makes you a little dumber. A lot of weed makes you a lot dumber.

I like always being the smartest person in the room. Although it's easier now than it used to be, because of people like you, PP.

It also makes you less of a tight-ass, which is something you desperately need.

If you can focus long enough, read this: https://www.cdc.gov/marijuana/faqs/marijuana-addiction.html

Cool. Occasional pot use hasn't stopped me from:

- Graduating in the top 9% of my class from a top 20 research university
- Graduating with honors from a top 10 research university for grad school
- Getting my dream job
- Being promoted 4 times in that job in the last 8 years

It's just made the ride a little more fun. Sorry you've missed out.

Imagine what you could have accomplished if you hadn't smoked pot.

Hmm, like what?

I've achieved every goal I've had for myself. I'm in my early 30s and make six figures at a job I love. I have a terrific husband who--despite also smoking pot sometimes--will make $300K this year, with likely an additional $170K from consulting.

Wow! I guess that makes you great

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Anonymous wrote:The public nature of it is still new enough to me that I get a kick out of it. I'm a bit of a rebel at heart, and it thrills me a little that all those other rebels out there are doing that out in the open.

Pot is way down the list of things I hate smelling. Cigarette smoke, cigar smoke, strong perfume, patchouli... all those things make me want to gag. Pot I can live with.

“Rebel” is a kind word for it. And I’m sure that some smokers are handling it well. But something like 10% of pot smokers are addicted, and they’re probably the ones getting that last desperate toke in the subway tunnel or spending all day hanging out on 7th Street.

LOL nobody gets addicted to marijuana, grandpa.

Weed makes you dumb.

A little weed makes you a little dumber. A lot of weed makes you a lot dumber.

I like always being the smartest person in the room. Although it's easier now than it used to be, because of people like you, PP.

It also makes you less of a tight-ass, which is something you desperately need.

If you can focus long enough, read this: https://www.cdc.gov/marijuana/faqs/marijuana-addiction.html

Cool. Occasional pot use hasn't stopped me from:

- Graduating in the top 9% of my class from a top 20 research university
- Graduating with honors from a top 10 research university for grad school
- Getting my dream job
- Being promoted 4 times in that job in the last 8 years

It's just made the ride a little more fun. Sorry you've missed out.

Imagine what you could have accomplished if you hadn't smoked pot.

Hmm, like what?

I've achieved every goal I've had for myself. I'm in my early 30s and make six figures at a job I love. I have a terrific husband who--despite also smoking pot sometimes--will make $300K this year, with likely an additional $170K from consulting.

Wow! I guess that makes you great

Yep

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Anonymous wrote:The public nature of it is still new enough to me that I get a kick out of it. I'm a bit of a rebel at heart, and it thrills me a little that all those other rebels out there are doing that out in the open.

Pot is way down the list of things I hate smelling. Cigarette smoke, cigar smoke, strong perfume, patchouli... all those things make me want to gag. Pot I can live with.

“Rebel” is a kind word for it. And I’m sure that some smokers are handling it well. But something like 10% of pot smokers are addicted, and they’re probably the ones getting that last desperate toke in the subway tunnel or spending all day hanging out on 7th Street.

LOL nobody gets addicted to marijuana, grandpa.

Weed makes you dumb.

A little weed makes you a little dumber. A lot of weed makes you a lot dumber.

I like always being the smartest person in the room. Although it's easier now than it used to be, because of people like you, PP.

It also makes you less of a tight-ass, which is something you desperately need.

If you can focus long enough, read this: https://www.cdc.gov/marijuana/faqs/marijuana-addiction.html

Cool. Occasional pot use hasn't stopped me from:

- Graduating in the top 9% of my class from a top 20 research university
- Graduating with honors from a top 10 research university for grad school
- Getting my dream job
- Being promoted 4 times in that job in the last 8 years

It's just made the ride a little more fun. Sorry you've missed out.

Imagine what you could have accomplished if you hadn't smoked pot.

Hmm, like what?

I've achieved every goal I've had for myself. I'm in my early 30s and make six figures at a job I love. I have a terrific husband who--despite also smoking pot sometimes--will make $300K this year, with likely an additional $170K from consulting.

Wow! I guess that makes you great

Yep

What difference does it make if PP smokes yet is successful?

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Anonymous wrote:The public nature of it is still new enough to me that I get a kick out of it. I'm a bit of a rebel at heart, and it thrills me a little that all those other rebels out there are doing that out in the open.

Pot is way down the list of things I hate smelling. Cigarette smoke, cigar smoke, strong perfume, patchouli... all those things make me want to gag. Pot I can live with.

“Rebel” is a kind word for it. And I’m sure that some smokers are handling it well. But something like 10% of pot smokers are addicted, and they’re probably the ones getting that last desperate toke in the subway tunnel or spending all day hanging out on 7th Street.

LOL nobody gets addicted to marijuana, grandpa.

Weed makes you dumb.

A little weed makes you a little dumber. A lot of weed makes you a lot dumber.

I like always being the smartest person in the room. Although it's easier now than it used to be, because of people like you, PP.

It also makes you less of a tight-ass, which is something you desperately need.

If you can focus long enough, read this: https://www.cdc.gov/marijuana/faqs/marijuana-addiction.html

Cool. Occasional pot use hasn't stopped me from:

- Graduating in the top 9% of my class from a top 20 research university
- Graduating with honors from a top 10 research university for grad school
- Getting my dream job
- Being promoted 4 times in that job in the last 8 years

It's just made the ride a little more fun. Sorry you've missed out.

Imagine what you could have accomplished if you hadn't smoked pot.

Hmm, like what?

I've achieved every goal I've had for myself. I'm in my early 30s and make six figures at a job I love. I have a terrific husband who--despite also smoking pot sometimes--will make $300K this year, with likely an additional $170K from consulting.

Wow! I guess that makes you great

Yep

What difference does it make if PP smokes yet is successful?

It's a direct response to the PP who said smoking pot makes people stupid and "I like being the smartest person in the room." Also a response to all the posters who clearly think anyone who smokes pot is a loser.

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Anonymous wrote:The public nature of it is still new enough to me that I get a kick out of it. I'm a bit of a rebel at heart, and it thrills me a little that all those other rebels out there are doing that out in the open.

Pot is way down the list of things I hate smelling. Cigarette smoke, cigar smoke, strong perfume, patchouli... all those things make me want to gag. Pot I can live with.

“Rebel” is a kind word for it. And I’m sure that some smokers are handling it well. But something like 10% of pot smokers are addicted, and they’re probably the ones getting that last desperate toke in the subway tunnel or spending all day hanging out on 7th Street.

LOL nobody gets addicted to marijuana, grandpa.

Weed makes you dumb.

A little weed makes you a little dumber. A lot of weed makes you a lot dumber.

I like always being the smartest person in the room. Although it's easier now than it used to be, because of people like you, PP.

It also makes you less of a tight-ass, which is something you desperately need.

If you can focus long enough, read this: https://www.cdc.gov/marijuana/faqs/marijuana-addiction.html

Cool. Occasional pot use hasn't stopped me from:

- Graduating in the top 9% of my class from a top 20 research university
- Graduating with honors from a top 10 research university for grad school
- Getting my dream job
- Being promoted 4 times in that job in the last 8 years

It's just made the ride a little more fun. Sorry you've missed out.

Imagine what you could have accomplished if you hadn't smoked pot.

Hmm, like what?

I've achieved every goal I've had for myself. I'm in my early 30s and make six figures at a job I love. I have a terrific husband who--despite also smoking pot sometimes--will make $300K this year, with likely an additional $170K from consulting.

Wow! I guess that makes you great

Yep

What difference does it make if PP smokes yet is successful?

Problem is, from the rest of her behavior here, nobody believes this is true.

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Anonymous wrote:The public nature of it is still new enough to me that I get a kick out of it. I'm a bit of a rebel at heart, and it thrills me a little that all those other rebels out there are doing that out in the open.

Pot is way down the list of things I hate smelling. Cigarette smoke, cigar smoke, strong perfume, patchouli... all those things make me want to gag. Pot I can live with.

“Rebel” is a kind word for it. And I’m sure that some smokers are handling it well. But something like 10% of pot smokers are addicted, and they’re probably the ones getting that last desperate toke in the subway tunnel or spending all day hanging out on 7th Street.

LOL nobody gets addicted to marijuana, grandpa.

Weed makes you dumb.

A little weed makes you a little dumber. A lot of weed makes you a lot dumber.

I like always being the smartest person in the room. Although it's easier now than it used to be, because of people like you, PP.

It also makes you less of a tight-ass, which is something you desperately need.

If you can focus long enough, read this: https://www.cdc.gov/marijuana/faqs/marijuana-addiction.html

Cool. Occasional pot use hasn't stopped me from:

- Graduating in the top 9% of my class from a top 20 research university
- Graduating with honors from a top 10 research university for grad school
- Getting my dream job
- Being promoted 4 times in that job in the last 8 years

It's just made the ride a little more fun. Sorry you've missed out.

Imagine what you could have accomplished if you hadn't smoked pot.

Hmm, like what?

I've achieved every goal I've had for myself. I'm in my early 30s and make six figures at a job I love. I have a terrific husband who--despite also smoking pot sometimes--will make $300K this year, with likely an additional $170K from consulting.

Wow! I guess that makes you great

Yep

What difference does it make if PP smokes yet is successful?

Problem is, from the rest of her behavior here, nobody believes this is true.

Can't help you if you:

- Don't believe facts.

- Call me out for being snarky, when you're being a sanctimonious asshole.

[Anonymous]

It makes me really queasy. I hate the smell of pot!

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Anonymous wrote:The public nature of it is still new enough to me that I get a kick out of it. I'm a bit of a rebel at heart, and it thrills me a little that all those other rebels out there are doing that out in the open.

Pot is way down the list of things I hate smelling. Cigarette smoke, cigar smoke, strong perfume, patchouli... all those things make me want to gag. Pot I can live with.

“Rebel” is a kind word for it. And I’m sure that some smokers are handling it well. But something like 10% of pot smokers are addicted, and they’re probably the ones getting that last desperate toke in the subway tunnel or spending all day hanging out on 7th Street.

LOL nobody gets addicted to marijuana, grandpa.

Weed makes you dumb.

A little weed makes you a little dumber. A lot of weed makes you a lot dumber.

I like always being the smartest person in the room. Although it's easier now than it used to be, because of people like you, PP.

It also makes you less of a tight-ass, which is something you desperately need.

If you can focus long enough, read this: https://www.cdc.gov/marijuana/faqs/marijuana-addiction.html

Cool. Occasional pot use hasn't stopped me from:

- Graduating in the top 9% of my class from a top 20 research university
- Graduating with honors from a top 10 research university for grad school
- Getting my dream job
- Being promoted 4 times in that job in the last 8 years

It's just made the ride a little more fun. Sorry you've missed out.

Imagine what you could have accomplished if you hadn't smoked pot.

Hmm, like what?

I've achieved every goal I've had for myself. I'm in my early 30s and make six figures at a job I love. I have a terrific husband who--despite also smoking pot sometimes--will make $300K this year, with likely an additional $170K from consulting.

Wow! I guess that makes you great

Yep

What difference does it make if PP smokes yet is successful?

Problem is, from the rest of her behavior here, nobody believes this is true.

Can't help you if you:

- Don't believe facts.

- Call me out for being snarky, when you're being a sanctimonious asshole.

I’m OP that you’re responding to. I’ve tried not to be sanctimonious—I’ve admitted I occasionally smoke pot (at home) and drink wine. But I’ve watched your babyish behavior here, and snark is too sophisticated word for your insults.

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I smell pot, and I smile. For real.

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Anonymous wrote:The public nature of it is still new enough to me that I get a kick out of it. I'm a bit of a rebel at heart, and it thrills me a little that all those other rebels out there are doing that out in the open.

Pot is way down the list of things I hate smelling. Cigarette smoke, cigar smoke, strong perfume, patchouli... all those things make me want to gag. Pot I can live with.

“Rebel” is a kind word for it. And I’m sure that some smokers are handling it well. But something like 10% of pot smokers are addicted, and they’re probably the ones getting that last desperate toke in the subway tunnel or spending all day hanging out on 7th Street.

LOL nobody gets addicted to marijuana, grandpa.

Weed makes you dumb.

A little weed makes you a little dumber. A lot of weed makes you a lot dumber.

I like always being the smartest person in the room. Although it's easier now than it used to be, because of people like you, PP.

It also makes you less of a tight-ass, which is something you desperately need.

If you can focus long enough, read this: https://www.cdc.gov/marijuana/faqs/marijuana-addiction.html

Cool. Occasional pot use hasn't stopped me from:

- Graduating in the top 9% of my class from a top 20 research university
- Graduating with honors from a top 10 research university for grad school
- Getting my dream job
- Being promoted 4 times in that job in the last 8 years

It's just made the ride a little more fun. Sorry you've missed out.

Imagine what you could have accomplished if you hadn't smoked pot.

Hmm, like what?

I've achieved every goal I've had for myself. I'm in my early 30s and make six figures at a job I love. I have a terrific husband who--despite also smoking pot sometimes--will make $300K this year, with likely an additional $170K from consulting.

Wow! I guess that makes you great

Yep

What difference does it make if PP smokes yet is successful?

Problem is, from the rest of her behavior here, nobody believes this is true.

Can't help you if you:

- Don't believe facts.

- Call me out for being snarky, when you're being a sanctimonious asshole.

I’m OP that you’re responding to. I’ve tried not to be sanctimonious—I’ve admitted I occasionally smoke pot (at home) and drink wine. But I’ve watched your babyish behavior here, and snark is too sophisticated word for your insults.

I'm not responding to you -- I'm responding to the person who made the absolutely juvenile allegation that pot smokers are dumb and he/she likes "being the smartest person in the room."

I decided to respond to snark and pettiness with snark and pettiness.

I'm enjoying watching all of these posters get their panties in a bunch for being served their own medicine.

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This. Sorry, but it will never be anything else.

And doesn't it just kill you that all of us intelligent, six-figure earning pot smokers are doing it anyways because we don't care what you think? We're doing and accomplishing everything you are...except we're having more fun doing it!

Exactly! It's hilarious to watch their panties get in a bunch over it. You all can accuse us of lying all you want; it won't change the fact that we're doing everything you are, but are having a hell of a lot more fun.

Now that's a phrase I haven't heard in a while. Who you calling 'grandpa'?

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Anonymous wrote:It's the smell of low class.

This. Sorry, but it will never be anything else.

And doesn't it just kill you that all of us intelligent, six-figure earning pot smokers are doing it anyways because we don't care what you think? We're doing and accomplishing everything you are...except we're having more fun doing it!

Exactly! It's hilarious to watch their panties get in a bunch over it. You all can accuse us of lying all you want; it won't change the fact that we're doing everything you are, but are having a hell of a lot more fun.

Now that's a phrase I haven't heard in a while. Who you calling 'grandpa'?

I can't borrow phrases from the old people?

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Anonymous wrote:NYC is going to hell. It's no longer the city where I lived. Wreaks of weed, everyone dressed like drag queens even if they're not. DiBlasio isn't as woke as he believes. And Commissioner Shea isn't either.

Cannot stand what this country has become. And I'm a liberal!

Then don't go there. You won't be missed!

- Someone who grew up in NYC

I still live in NY. In city monthly. Judging from my pool of people (some who smoke weed), I'm missed if I go away for a week.

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Anonymous wrote:OP here. I don’t want to see people getting drunk on the streets, either. Yet I enjoy a drink or two at home. Keep your intoxication to yourself.

So call me a square.

^This x 1000. Enjoy it at home, but away from your innocent kids. I'm an elementary school teacher and some of my kids reek of pot. They don't deserve to be intoxicated in their own homes

Huh? Are you saying that your elementary school aged kids are coming to school high? I don't believe you.

I get what the PP meant. I have a coworker who is a big pot smoker. Just like how cigarette smokers stink of cig smoke on their clothes and hair, weed smokers smell the same. This coworker always stinks of pot. We had to office share for a bit when we had coworkers in from overseas who used his section of offices for their stay. Even though he wasn't smoking at work or even vaping outside, he always smelled of weed.

I used to get made fun of as a kid because my parents smoked inside and my clothes always smelled like cigs. When I was in high school I even got called into the counselor's office a few times because teachers reported that I was smoking because I smelled like it when they were near me. Always very embarrassing to explain to them and it took happening twice before I used my own money to buy some rubbermaid totes to keep my clothes in instead of hung in my closet or in my dresser.