Your idea of success and my idea of success are two entirely different metrics. Having a steady job as a plumber or a mechanic is all well and good but hardly the pinacle of success.
Weed makes people lazy and unambitious. I know enough people who would be running their own businesses today, hiring employees and working for themselves, or off getting more education / licenses / etc. if they weren't too busy being complete burnouts the literal minute they were off the clock.
This bullshit about it not being addictive is to make stonerfag greasy losers feel better about their complacent mediocrity.
People running businesses or in highly focused, professional disciplines are virtually never daily smokers. There are always exceptions, but they are exceptions to the rule for a reason.
You don't though, that's the difference.
Your idea of success and my idea of success are two entirely different metrics. Having a steady job as a plumber or a mechanic is all well and good but hardly the pinacle of success.
Weed makes people lazy and unambitious. I know enough people who would be running their own businesses today, hiring employees and working for themselves, or off getting more education / licenses / etc. if they weren't too busy being complete burnouts the literal minute they were off the clock.
This bullshit about it not being addictive is to make stonerfag greasy losers feel better about their complacent mediocrity.
People running businesses or in highly focused, professional disciplines are virtually never daily smokers. There are always exceptions, but they are exceptions to the rule for a reason.