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Originally posted by egregore:

In my former career, I had to drive different people's cars. I wouldn't drive one (other than straight from the parking lot to the service bay) smelling of weed. It would have been awkward to explain to a cop.

These aren't my pants, officer.

I recently renewed my carry license in Pennsylvania. There is now a question about a medical weed card on the application. I asked the deputy about as I do not have one but the question was not there the last time I renewed. She said that if you answer yes, you most likely aren't getting the license. If you answer no but do have the card, well, you just lied on a federal form and the consequences will be unpleasant.

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Originally posted by andronicus:
I recently renewed my carry license in Pennsylvania. There is now a question about a medical weed card on the application. I asked the deputy about as I do not have one but the question was not there the last time I renewed. She said that if you answer yes, you most likely aren't getting the license. If you answer no but do have the card, well, you just lied on a federal form and the consequences will be unpleasant.

Unless your last name is Biden and your first name is Hunter

My 80+ year old mother had never smelled weed, went shopping with her awhile back and and I saw her nose scrunch up. Explained to her what the smell was. Now she tells me all the times she smells it and its almost 3-4 times aweek. I already had noticed how common it has gotten in Atlanta. We have a Napa garage up the street and big sign says if we smell it on you or your car, you can leave.

There’s a medical cannabis facility about 15 miles from our house. There’s also a pretty consistent "weed" stench when driving a section of I94 at certain times of the day. Thankfully we can't smell it here, but if I lived in the area or if the predominant winds change, I’d be raising hell.

Got hit by the skank weed cloud in the Publix parking lot last night, rare to smell it there, but had to hit the recirculation button to stop the progress, some a-hole was hot boxing in the parking lot.

At my LGS the guys were saying lots of weed-o's would come in to buy smelling of the stuff, they ran them off PDQ.

I smell way too often on my rides and runs. I've since installed a camera in my rear flasher on my bike. At least I'll have video of the stoner drifting into my lane to show the district attorney.

I visited a grow farm last year for work (metering power usage on LED). I was in there for a few hours. My clothes and backpacks reeked of the ganja. I can't stand the smell.

To users who have become desensitized, others think you're a loser and deadbeat. Sorry. Not sorry.

A couple of weeks ago I had to drive I-96 east to the northwest suburbs. I had the A/C on and in the center lane doing about 80 with the traffic flow. I start smelling the overpowering stench and thought to myself “Helluva grow somewhere” as I continued. At one point there were only two cars for some distance, myself and a black crossover in front of me. The closer I got, the stronger the smell got.

I took the left lane, at this point they were starting to slow down and I got up around 85 and passed them. And amazing, once I got past them no more weed stank.

All I could think of was Cheech and Chong in Up In Smoke…..

Up in smoke was one of my favorite movies. I haven't smoked weed since I was a
teenager in the 70's. Drove 18 wheelers all my life, random tested. Didn't care.
Now I'm in my sixties, very bad arthritis in my hands Nueropithy in my feet and occasional lower back pain.
I don't want to reek the smell of weed and I don't want to take narcotics, but if I can take a gummy bear
that alleviates my pain and helps me sleep at night, I'm all for it. Ohio passed the law to legalize it
and I'm waiting to try it. If I live that long

I can just imagine what the interior of that car smelled like. And while I can’t say for the passenger side the drivers side window was up when I passed them.

Local Sportsmans Warehouse has no problem selling guns to them

wife can smell it with windows up driving down the road, it's so gross, surprised at how many people use it, I live in Oregon and there is a pot shop dam near on every corner in every town I bet we have 100 shops here in Eugene.

Growing up in Europe, everybody smoked cigarettes, literally everywhere. You couldn't wait for a bus, walk down the street, eat a meal, etc. without being enveloped in a cloud of tobacco smoke. I've been enjoying freedom from that for the last 20 or so years since it's become far less socially acceptable here, and am kinda annoyed that we're on track to go full-circle replace it with pot, which smells even worse. I'd rather stand in a cloud of diesel exhaust.