Lowglow
Newly Enlightened
I'm in the UK and in the last 5 years there has been a noticeable increase in drug users. Today was the day where I almost lost my cool - and that takes some doing!
I had two seperate drivers with hash fumes whaffing out of their car drive extremely erratically - one signalled right and went right but then turned left across me almost taking out me and my family - missed by inches but didn't even react. The other drove through a pedestrian crossing as the pedestrian was walking without slowing. So close.
Now I've been tasked with training a new starter who is a user - smell it on his clothes and he's out of it after lunch. Working with dangerous Voltages it's very risky. He's already damaged a nice power meter.
I walk along the pavement beside a busy road to work and the amount of drivers openly using is incredible to me.
Just as we are getting over alcohol addiction something just as bad is taking over. From my interactions, (non medical) users feel it's a positive for them but its obvious they are a user. The drivers I encounter going all over the place probably think everything is just fine. It isn't. I've seen groups of primary school pupils using too.
What's it like around your way? Just as bad? I honestly find it proper depressing.
I had two seperate drivers with hash fumes whaffing out of their car drive extremely erratically - one signalled right and went right but then turned left across me almost taking out me and my family - missed by inches but didn't even react. The other drove through a pedestrian crossing as the pedestrian was walking without slowing. So close.
Now I've been tasked with training a new starter who is a user - smell it on his clothes and he's out of it after lunch. Working with dangerous Voltages it's very risky. He's already damaged a nice power meter.
I walk along the pavement beside a busy road to work and the amount of drivers openly using is incredible to me.
Just as we are getting over alcohol addiction something just as bad is taking over. From my interactions, (non medical) users feel it's a positive for them but its obvious they are a user. The drivers I encounter going all over the place probably think everything is just fine. It isn't. I've seen groups of primary school pupils using too.
What's it like around your way? Just as bad? I honestly find it proper depressing.