Drugs and the workplace

[Frugality_of_Apathy]

Seems like a big gamble to take, given what was at stake. I don't think I would have made the same choices. Heck, retire at 51 then become a pot head!

Might be worse then. If they catch you with more than a handful of pot you'll be fingered as a dealer and all your possessions and accounts will be handed over to the government as evidence You'll likely never get back even if you win the case.

 

[Texarkandy]

Sounds like a midnight phone call to the boss from the airport informing of an extended emergency trip to see his dying "Aunt Tilly" (the eccentric anthropologist) in New Guinea might be in order. (if he's been with the company 25 years they might give him a pass, just this once)

Then come back with the shaved head & some new tattoos.

(never surrender - never confess)

 

[Texarkandy]

Might be worse then. If they catch you with more than a handful of pot you'll be fingered as a dealer and all your possessions and accounts will be handed over to the government as evidence You'll likely never get back even if you win the case.

They can't tap your pension. (except for fines & restitution)

 

[Frugality_of_Apathy]

They can't tap your pension. (except for fines & restitution)

Yeah you're right, I guess if you work for the government, are a professional athlete, or retired twenty years ago then you're safe.