do people who work at drive thru's function under the influence of drugs?
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I can answer that question,,,,,people who work at drive thru beer barns function under the influence of smelly exhaust!!!!!!!!!1 they dont need drugs to get high! Most drive thru workers are hard working people that are there to serve the people who are too lazy to get out of their cars and walk in a store to get their goods,,,,they take abuse such as loud car horns, crabby rushed customers , and beer hoots from overserved alchoholics, If they dont use drugs to unwind, they should
811819
Yep - in my state they test at EVERY meeting for a drug or DUI offense. So don't be a dummy - stay off the sauce.
761619
yeah, they do, but not just potential employess, but people who are already employed there get random drug test too.  I know people who have had 3 or 4 tests in the past year and a half.
833563
You stop drinking at work.\n\nI would have fired them on the spot.  And if anyone called asking about employment history I would have told them they had been fired and why.  Drinking/drugging employees are bad news for employers and it is very important to get the hell rid of these problem people as fast as possible.  They ALWAYS do something that causes a catastrophe and costs a ton of money.  They reflect extremely poorly on a managers career and/or put a business owners life savings at risk of going up in a puff of smoke.
99309
Unfortunately the actions of a few effect us all.  For instance the pre pay at a gas station.  I asked one attendant why and she told me bacause of the drive offs.  That's just one example.
714560
drug deals goes on all day but the worsts are at night.\nProstitudes are out there at night...\nIt's dark out there so robbings go on and rapes.\nPeople go out or drink during happy hour or resturants and they drive under the influence.  Or they are still driving under medications.\nSome people can't see at night but still drives.\nAnimals come out at night to hunt.
461660
Right you are, it should be...  How many potheads are violent?  Beat their wives and kids?  Get in vehicles, go driving and kill themselves or innocent people?  Why?  They are too lazy.  They might not be too motivated but, what harm does it do?  To keep the lazy ones from collecting unemployment or other government benifits, they should drug test (randomly), although this is costly, it's at least a detturant.  I don't know though becasue we support all the drunks????  Fact is, there is a lot more our contry has to worry about then someone getting high.  (i.e. alcohol and tabacco)
835502
i take it that you are a pothead ???? your use and possession of drugs do effect me my family and anyone else that may be out on the street with you while you are high...drugs are also a major part in crime which also effects the everyday innocent person!it will also effect the person that you will steal from when you have no other way to pay for your habit and yes it will happen deny it now but it will it always does!
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Yes Yes Yes 1,000,000 times YES!!!!\n\nAlready answered one like this today, but here goes again...\n\nIt is no worse than alcohol or tobacco,, both of which are LEGAL products.\n\nIt has NEVER caused even ONE death, ever.\n\nContrary to popular belief, it does NOT cause cancer, and it may actually have preventative effects.  (according to a recent study at UCLA, link below)\n\nIt should be legal for adults, just like alcohol and tobacco.\n\n"High" driving would likely still be a crime (even though a new study shows it is not a factor in driving accidents, link below) \n\nPot smokers are non-violent.  The most they'd do is eat all the food out of your fridge.\n\nMOST pot smokers can use it responsibly.  It is not physically addictive.  SOME people might become psychologically addicted, but these people are more susceptible to addiction and would likely become alcoholics or addicts of something else.\n\nThat enough reasons for everyone?
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HELL YES. \n\nMy sister suffers from Lupus. She was in Kaiser for 6 months last year. She was taking sleeping pills, and 5 Dilodins (HEAVY pain meds) per day just to get thru it (which, incidentally, are extremely addictive). Since she's discovered medicinal marijuna, she hasnt used sleeping pills, and takes one Dilodin every OTHER day....\n\nWhen she told the Kaiser doctors, they freaked out and told her to quit...and Rx'd EVEN MORE MEDICATIONS! Weed is natural and grow on trees...but they want her to stuff herself full of medications that are hard on her liver. Freakin western medicine...
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Lord I hope so.  I would ask the same question in science and medicine.  It is ridiculous that a driver can be charged with being under the influence of marijuana because a test comes out positive.  Marijuana stays in the system for at least a month, longer depending on the amount of fat in your body.  Because someone got stoned two weeks ago doesn't mean jack when they're driving a car two weeks later.  There's no way to know right now when that person smoked pot, and it's outrageous that they should be charged with driving under the influence when it can't be proved that they smoked a joint before they got in that car to drive.  I'm not sure this was your point, but it's something that really rankles with me.
952143
they can if tested for but it is expenseve to do,,,\n most courts and jobs only test for meth;weed,cocane, and pcp and or lsd
677293
Techincal it is scientificly possible there was a studdy done along time ago on this. That giving certin drugs induce the males breast to lactate.\n\nHere is a intresting artical about it also\n\n\nWhats happening to the nation's truckers?\nGrowing concern over hormones in fast-food\n\nBy MARCUS SIMKIN\nWith a report from Mino Kaerguy\nThursday, June 30, 2005 - Page A4\n\n \nE-mail this Article E-mail this Article\nPrint this Article Print this Article\nadvertisement\n\nOTTAWA -- The next time you feel hungry for fried chicken you may want to think twice. Thats the message from OHC staff scientist Jerry Werther.\n\n"We're not saying that any chicken at all will cause you a problem" Werther said at a recent health symposium. "But the massive quantities that is consumed by some traveling professionals, particularly truck drivers, can lead to some serious health issues "\n\nWerther and his OHC staff have just completed a year long study into the effects of hormone levels in the food chain and is currently on a nation-wide tour to spread awareness of this issue.\n\n"We started out by looking at hormones in all levels of the food chain" Werther explains "ranging from synthetics entering the water system due to industry through the effects of hormones used in factory farming to grow food animals quicker and larger."\n\n"What we found is that factory raised chickens are often dosed with massive quantities of TGH, a synthetic growth hormone that is similar to human estrogen. This hormone is carried through the food chain, and has a cumulative effect in people that consume large quantities of the meat over an extended period of time."\n\nThe most suprising effect of this hormone is seen in truckers that spend extended periods of time on the road and eat almost exclusively at truck stop where fried chicken is a staple of the diet. Over time the hormone causes 'feminisation' side-effects on male truckers, symptoms of which include shrinking of the testes, loss of body hair and in extreme cases lactation.\n\nIt is this extreme change that has inspired Werther to hit the road with his message of warning. "When we started looking into the world of professional truck drivers I never guessed this is what I would find. We've documented over one hundred cases of male truck drivers suffering from uncontrollable lactation. This effects their self esteem, their wardrobe and their livelyhood. I just want to get the message out there: too much fried chicken causes male lactation"
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Where do you work?\n\nMany companies offer their employees Employee Assistance Programs. These are entirely confidential, and your employer will not know about it. Most companies know that drug addiction is a societal problem, and accept the fact that some of their employees are going to have that problem. This is why good companies have these EAPs for the benefit of their employeers.\n\nSomeone has already mentioned Narcotics Anonymous. That is a good resource. \n\nCall you county mental health department, or visit its web site.
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OHHH MY!!!\nCrusty is not allowed.\n\non pg 12 of the employee handbook it says:\n\n"all customers are to be treated  as Ronald would treat them, with the utmost respect. It is each employees' duty to give the customer a big cheesy smile upon entering the golden arches". Only employees with hideous teeth are exempt. It is however, the duty of management to place all employees with bubba teeth in drive through, this will discourage the customer from lingering to chat--"\n\nRemember our motto: WHAT WOULD RONALD DO?\n\n* no where does it say anything about being crusty!!!
336755
Depends on the person, strong minded people could try heroin once and walk away or some can be a functioning addict.  Get up all week and go to work then binge on coke all weekend but be A-ok monday morning.  A weak minded person will get caiught up in this, lose their job, sell all their things and turn on everyone.  I have seen it a lot too.  Its very hard to understand. Same reason some people can gamble and not get addicted. Just depends
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An ex-boyfriend of mine that had long hair went to apply for a job in a warehouse.  The manager (in a business suit)took one look at him, then tore up his application and told him, "I can tell by looking at you that you do drugs.  And I am sure if I send you for a test that you'll just have someone go take it for you.  End of interview."  \n\nMost of the time when we went into a store together we were followed and watched.  \n\nOne time he told me that when he and his friends (who also had long hair) went into a diner to eat, they were told they had to pay for everything before the food came to be sure they wouldn't run out on the bill. They watched the people at the table next to them (preppies)order, and no, they were not told to pay first. He and his friends got up and left.