You see how much taxes they brought in? Don’t think they will allow that lol

Never met a functioning acloholic before eh?

Why would you go to a charlatan in the first place? Paying money to someone that tells you that they can cure cancer with a massage is just asinine.

Can we get the right to grow legally at home now? I just saw that one failed to get through committee again.

You can also claim you have a phone that does not support security requirements. If Apple no longer supports the phone, then it poses a security risk because it won’t update the iOS any longer. In my place of employment this would mean I could no longer use any secured apps like Outlook, Teams, or Authenticator. I may have gotten some technical terms incorrect, but hopefully you get this gist. Anyway, I have to use my personal phone because I am 100% remote. I turn off all notifications and I’ll be dammed if I open any work app after 5pm.

Why?

I kinda want to shop insurance to see if we can get full coverage from another provider. The truck would still cost us $22k to replace it at this point.

Yep, everyone walking around out there blazing down like snoop dogg. Goddamn druggies.

Assuming someone has “negative effects” because they use drugs is kinda shitty.

Yeah we were in a similar situation with a previous car. It got hit by some serious hail that left a lot of dents in hard-to-repair places, so insurance paid it out as a totaled car but we were able to keep it as a salvage title. We could drive it legally and had insurance (I believe you're right that it was just liability insurance).

It was literally all body damage so it ran fine for years, until an accident totaled it for real. We even got a second (smaller) check out of it, since it was "totaled" twice.

Alcohol abuse is rampant and completely normalized all over the world what are you talking about? If I want to drink gasoline in my time off why is that any of my employers business?

It would make more sense to me to prohibit employers from testing for it, rather than allowing the test and prohibiting the use of those test results as a basis for the decision not to hire someone. I think trying to legislate the reasons why people make decisions is a bad idea.

I'm all for decriminalization of most drugs. I just think that an employer should be able to take any negative effects into account when hiring I guess.

I thought Drs could charge less if you paid up front and they didn’t have to hassle w billing & insurance.

https://www.consumerreports.org/healthcare-costs/how-paying-your-doctor-in-cash-could-save-you-money/

I guess it's more akin to cigarettes in use than alcohol, just with a much different effect.

It's neat, but it only applies to applicants, so it's basically useless. Employers will still be able to fire you for testing positive after you're hired.

Just...what?

I think this is good. I NEVER thought I would use cannabis, but I currently use it for pain and for better sleep w my Drs blessing. It works better than opioids and is less dangerous.

In my experience, those other drugs aren't used as frequently or in the same way as this one. But to answer your question, it might be valid for some people to know.

It’s legal now. These sort of mores ought to evolve with the times.

Do employers ask about alcohol use? Tobacco?

Idk man, I feel like that's something that employers should know about. Idk.

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Maybe contact your insurance company & see what your options are. It sounds like fraud, providers can’t charge less for cash pay patients & they shouldn’t be billing you for services not rendered.