My Testing Experience

[DLtoker]

So, I was asked to take a drug test today for a potential job. I knew it was coming. So, for the last 9 days I haven't smoked, eaten or second handed any reefer. I'd say, on average, I smoke a joint 5 times a week if not every day. However, I sweat excessively for at least two hours a 4 times a week and I have very little body fat... THC is stored in the bodies fat. What I am getting at here is that if you are a daily smoker, you can still pass a drug test with very little notice. I didn't smoke for nine days and I drank 3 gallons of water starting 4 hours before the test was going to occur. So, keep on tokin'!

 

[bombbudpuffa]

Glad you passed!

 

[the_riz]

Nice one DL. You never actually mentioned if you passed or not but ill take it from the posotiveness of the post that you did .. good stuff man

 

[BonesBUD]

good luck, I've got one coming

 

[DLtoker]

Oh, yeah.... I definitely passed!

My fiance and I found a little C99 that was dried perfectly under her seat while cleaning her car out tonight. It was so amazing. I don't know if its because I haven't smoked in a while or if it being in that car that made it so amazing, but either way, I was high after the first hit and wondering how we were going to drive home after the second. Amazing.:lama:

 

[Kupunakane]

Question that I can't help come up with is, why would you take the type of job where your going to have to be drug tested ?

smoke in peace
KingKahuuna

 

[DLtoker]

It doesn't really phase me because I know I can keep myself clean enough to pass a test with 48 hours notice, even while being a regular smoker. Dilute the urine by flooding your body with exuberant amounts of fluids and work out very regularly.

 

[Mutt]

Question that I can't help come up with is, why would you take the type of job where your going to have to be drug tested ?

smoke in peace
KingKahuuna

Good luck finding a decent job that doesn't at least require a pre-employment screening. It's easier for us old farts tho, but when starting out that was a major obstacle, luckily I found a few good places that didn't when I started out. but now over a decade later it is common place.