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What do police officers think about cannabis?

Ahhh...cannabis...I enjoyed cannabis quite a bit when I was in college. Even now, nearly 30 years since my last toke, I love standing outside the evidence room and inhaling deeply. Good memories, good memories.Why did I quit smoking it? Because I said I would when I joined the Army. The fact that others still smoked wasn't an issue for me -- I signed that pledge and I abided by it. After the Army, when I started working as a medic on an ambulance service, I again promised not to smoke it. Then, as a police officer, there was still a promise not to smoke it.Not to be argumentative with Thomas Bob, but not many of my coworkers hold any ill will towards the average smoker, or even the occasional medical marijuana card holder. It is annoying, I admit, when someone throws the medical marijuana card up in my face as "proof" that police "can't do anything about it." Fortunately (for me, not the occasional annoying medical marijuana card holder), those people rarely understand the specific restrictions on medical marijuana cards in Illinois. For instance, marijuana purchased through the program must stay in its original container and the container cannot be present in a vehicle after the seal is broken. When I pull up to a couple guys hotboxing in a parking lot and one flashes the medical marijuana card in my face, I get to explain how I have the authority to seize the card and return it to the State, effectively ending that person's participation in the program. Not that I've ever done that, but no one has been that annoying yet.I am sure there are one or two officers in the area who smoke cannabis, but it's a very dangerous gamble, career-wise. I am personally aware of at least a half-dozen former officers who lost that bet over the years. They usually said or did something incriminating in front of other officers and got turned in, including the guy who dropped a dime bag out of his pants pocket in front of me while changing into his uniform at the start of the work week. It was kind of hard to claim that it was "seized evidence" that he needed to process.... the idiot....Now... What will happen in September when I am officially retired? I probably won't smoke. My wife doesn't like it, and I like her more than I like(d) smoking....

Why do some people plead poverty when they're not actually poor?

The wealthiest person I ever worked for was a lawyer whose home had a three-car garage and a swimming pool. He owned the house, his office building, his luxury cars, and his boat free and clear. His children all had late-model cars, and their college educations were paid for by trust funds.Since my job included balancing his checkbooks, I knew that both his business and personal accounts carried about a $50,000 balance at all times (this was 30 years ago). He never once had to put off a doctor visit or medical treatment because he couldn't afford it--and because of a pre-existing condition, he couldn't get health insurance and had to pay all his medical bills out of pocket. Every month he paid his credit card bills in full. He and his wife sometimes drank Dom Perignon for breakfast. When he died, in addition to all his other assets he left almost $2 million in cash.My husband and I were both employed full-time, sometimes did have to put off doctors' appointments for lack of funds, and rarely were able to pay our credit card bills in full. (If one of our kids needed a doctor, we'd take them, pay with plastic if we had to, and worry about the credit-card balance later.) To me, then, my boss seemed as rich as an oil sheikh. Yet he constantly insisted he wasn’t rich.Years after I had left his employ, I finally figured him out: my boss wasn't comparing himself to wage slaves like me, he was comparing himself to other rich people; and unless you're Jeff Bezos, there's always someone richer than yourself. Not that my boss ever claimed to be poor, but it's the same principle: you probably know someone who has more money than you do, so you're going to feel, if not poor, then poorer by comparison.

Why do narcissists feel entitled to other people’s assets?

I don’t know that it would help us to know why they feel entitled to other people’s assets. Just understand that they do, and this is a symptom of NPD.I bailed my former out of jail for grand larceny the week that we met (I know). She was freeloading at a ‘friends’ house and in the process of moving out took a leather couch, TV and stereo equipment that did not belong to her. She would still maintain to this day that it was a misunderstanding, and that the friend told her that she could take whatever she wanted. The charges were ultimately dropped when she allowed the items to be returned, but I remember her taunting the guy’s friends as they were loading the items into a uhaul. So many flags.This entitled behavior went dormant for many years, until she split on me. During the equitable distribution portion of our separation, she declined any responsibility for the debt that we had accumulated over our 15 year relationship. The debt included her car loan, a repair loan for her car, some shared credit card debt, and a personal loan to assist with out-of-pocket medical costs for her Lyme’s disease treatment. She insists that she has Lymes disease, but is negative to this day. We spent over $20k on treatments.She wanted all of the assets, and insisted that the marital home was worth tens of thousands more than the estimates and evaluations. I saved us more than 13k by representing myself as the selling agent and negotiated a lower rate for the buyer agent. I also paid $2,500 out of my pocket to the buyer at closing to satisfy unforeseen repairs - my former refused any part of this expense.You cannot negotiate with these people. You have to take them to court. They are incapable of applying logic and reason, and attempting to combat their feelings with logic and reason is futile.

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