I often had the joking conversation with many coworkers about if you were offered 1 mil to do meth one time. Would you do it. The answer was a resounding no by everyone lol. Scary stuff out there.
Coworkers are crazy. Do the meth, clean your house like it's never been cleaned before, then go collect your million bucks.
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For what it’s worth, smoking 1 cigarette is most likely to get you addicted than trying meth once. Obviously different consequences if you get addicted
For what it’s worth, smoking 1 cigarette is most likely to get you addicted than trying meth once. Obviously different consequences if you get addicted
And the conditions on the bet said nothing about the source. I'd be playing everything else as safe as possible.
This thread is pages and pages of wow. The amount of professionals who do cocaine, be they; lawyers, nurses, bankers, chefs...would be shocking to most...
...Calgary over the years has been notorious for its players partying...in 08-09 when the Flames had the best record at home and the worst record on the road, wasn't the joke "let Kippers dealer go with him on the road"?
Even lately there have been allegations about certain players enjoying the nightlife a little too much.
At the end of the day, if your preform on the ice, who cares. The risks are well known. If the NHL cared cocaine would be lumped in the same group as various PEDs, but its not.
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I don't think drugs are nearly as physically addicting as people think. You don't try meth or heroine once and become a junkie. The vast majority of people use cocaine and most drugs recreationally. The vast majority take opioids or whatever else for pain as prescribed and are fine. The people severely hooked on heroine I'd think are often self medicating for whatever struggles or pains are going on in their life.
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Addiction is typically rooted in trauma, and people tend to get addicted to whatever they find shields them from re-experiencing that trauma in their minds. A big part of kicking addictions requires the user to come to peace with the trauma that drove them to addiction in the first place. Which is why people can have trouble kicking things that aren't physically addictive, and why a mentally healthy person could do a bunch of meth and not really feel the need to do it again.
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Finally some sense; thanks, Matata.
The amount of ignorance in this thread is astounding to me.
No wonder our society has such a huge problem with attending to drugs and addiction issues.
Not to single out specific posters at all; it is just a general comment about the amount of misinformation passed of as fact in this thread.
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I don't think drugs are nearly as physically addicting as people think. You don't try meth or heroine once and become a junkie. The vast majority of people use cocaine and most drugs recreationally. The vast majority take opioids or whatever else for pain as prescribed and are fine. The people severely hooked on heroine I'd think are often self medicating for whatever struggles or pains are going on in their life.
