Anonymous wrote:Drug test him.

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TODAY, right now if possible.

Drug test him.

Why are you talking to us and not him?

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Anonymous wrote:Wow! I didn't know kids still do drugs.

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Honestly, this just makes you sound like a fool. Not sure of your point in”contributing” to OP’s thread.

The point was to virtue signal about how much she values health. Obviously.

Anonymous wrote:Wow! I didn't know kids still do drugs.

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Honestly, this just makes you sound like a fool. Not sure of your point in”contributing” to OP’s thread.

So what? It was 420. He’s 17. Or he was just hungry. My kid can eat like that on a normal day

Wow! I didn't know kids still do drugs. My daughter doesn't even have friends who smoke. They are all too into school and athletics to do that. I suppose I was the same way.

I would be really hurt if my kids did drugs. It would be strong evidence thay they don't share my values around health and hence a failure on my part. At 17 though, you have to let them make those choices. I would ask (not punish) and my disappointment would probably ooze out my pores even if I didn't say anything.

I dont think having eaten 3 pop tarts is evidence of a high teen. It’s just a teen.

Anonymous wrote:Also it was senior skip day at our local HS, which I suspect resulted in more than a few kids in similar states.

Do they get in trouble if they skip?

Also it was senior skip day at our local HS, which I suspect resulted in more than a few kids in similar states.