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It things like that that make me wonder how many people who smoke pot for "medical" reasons really do have a medical condition. Unless being stupid is a medical condition. Uh-oh! I can hear the stoners coming at me. Better walk away while they stumble around and bump into each other.
I predict that your comment will get a ton of hate. Unfortunately, I can't answer your question, but I know that there do exist people who smoke marijuana for entirely legitimate medical reasons. I'd certainly rather have marijuana legalized than cigarettes, but I prefer not using recreational drugs at all.
Take the deal take it
I think we all know why said customer found it acceptable to use a marijuana card to make a purchase.
Did he also have a credit card?
He could have just been REALLY high and if so what the hell does he have and how do I get some?
and? I mean that's stupid on their part but really has no affect on your life.
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How high exactly do you have to be to make such a dumbass mistake? Or just how stupid? Or is there even a difference between the two? That's right. Come at me, stoners.
I've had drunk people hand me random stuff to pay for their goods (I'm a cashier at a minute mart) like receipts, club cards, business cards... I think in the moment people become oblivious to what they're doing. I'm sure it didn't help that the customer was most likely under the influence of ganja and excited to get GTA V. Why blame the medicine for stupidity, when stupidity is a much more common affliction?