drug test
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- mikotondria30
Not me.
I think it's entirely an unethical thing to do to ask someone if they have committed a criminal act, then go ahead and just determine if they have or not for the sake of having them work for you.
Why is it drug offences that they particularly want to examine, and not some other area of the law ? Why not take a dna swap and run it against evidence of unsolved rapes or burglaries ? While you're at it why not audit my taxes, or compare my license plate against red camera violations - actually just stand there - and - ! - thank you, just comparing this picture of your face against the cia's most wanted 100000 people to check that you- and I know you said you hadn't - haven't committed any other serious crimes - and while we're at it, yes, please bring in receipts for everything you've ever owned to assure us you're not a thief.
Well, good news - you've passed all our tests, welcome to your new job. Hats are over there, next to the fryer.- you're a little more paranoid than mefooler2
- I haven't done any drugs for 10 years.mikotondria3
- Spoken like a true champion of recreational drug use.blaw