One thing I’ve noticed from the decriminalization of marijuana is that service employees in general are all universally high now.

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I gave up on pot. All of it is way too strong

When I lived in nyc one time I went into my local weed shop and begged for the weakest stuff they had. The bud tender person was like sure here’s the one everybody gets for work 💀

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When cannabis was first legalized in Colorado I had a marketing gig where I sat in a cubicle at the entrance to one of the company's executive offices. I answered emails and phones a lot of the time, so it wasn't very difficult work. Anyways, we got a lot of product samples, especially edibles. I ate and drank infused cannabis literally all day and just surfed the web in my downtime. It was a great job lol

we might not have been high sometimes. now we are definitely always high.

They were high before, you just didn't know

Says a lot about the service industry jobs themselves, doesn’t it

Same thing I think happened tobacco and I think it's a shame to allow fellow human knowingly and unknowingly take themselves to oblivion. I mean this think doesn't just affect its user but the family and friends as well...

Good for them. I've worked service jobs before, and being high always made it a lot more pleasant.

All of them. Only 97.68% were high AF before.

I agree with this even within the industry.

That explains who has been eating all the inventory.

I vividly remember when the seasoned stage manager at a very big network show told me his daily shift ends when the high wears off. Truly don’t know how he would have dealt with the chaos without that

Shows how bad and ineffective the regulation is.