I am lifelong friends with everyone. I felt a little bit of an obligation too for my full time drug user community. It was EG didn't weed help me get into a tier one school? And with business there was the lesson of $20 grams all day long delivering on my skateboard.

 I am looking to help my old jobs. For example there was my comradery with drug users or other careers I had the desert shop. I didn't want to leave my friends hanging. Some of it too I thought may have made me age and grow better EG listening about smoking weed in college.

So EG after the Army I couldn't smoke but I supported the music and entertainment industry. I saw how EG Willie Nelson can make perfect sense. I had a flicker of a window of usage where everything was ultra elite and once in a lifetime. With education I heard how the drugs could be a controversy as them seen as steroids for college athletes.

Why I can't smoke now is because of the VA. That is how I get paid and I don't want to lose what I have. Apparently it is against the current legal drug regiment I am on. So I am seeing how in the community I can contribute and be a part of my old jobs.

With the deserts I still do sweets and didn't know being a deserter was a thing quite ignorant to sugar. So there's barriers like not going in drug houses or not delivering drugs or not growing plants myself (see the confusion of the federal legislation in place with advocacy groups like norml). Picking up where I left off there is the option of checking out the Golden Pony in Harrisonburg if things line up for the music world.



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