JB That really depends on the user...some people are slayed by a hit of dirt weed others have built up a resistence to where it takes a couple joints of good stuff to get them ripped. It would depend on your environs....if you live in a student coop it might be down the hall or in your roomates desk, but generally as an married adult with kids it might take a hour or two a week to buy it and another hour or two to get to places where you can imbibe in relative privacy. You would have a rather inefficient life then....when i am working (1-3 of my day) i am making money to be used for goals, when I sleep (1-3 of my day) I am resting in order to function the rest of the day......there is 70% of my day accounted for....when I smoked it was using money and time to alter my state for no particular purpose....comprende? I suppose thats relevant if you want to choose the lesser of evils....not really relevant if you are simply cleaning your own house Yeah there are always people with worse habits then your own ....or you could always make worse choices then you do....but thats avoiding your own need to progress....hey part of being stoned is a sense of complacency(for me anyways) you are happy staying where you are....thats why it was a fun way to cope with boring food service jobs. If you don't need or want to evolve , heck don't change a thing....you can even experiment with new vices....try cigars...smoke a lil crack, whatever....its all cool. But at 45 i had already done that from 14 to 30 years old and so there was really nothing to "learn" there. fritz
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