Ryan Ruiz said:To each their own, I suppose. Personally, I think spending $83 every single month on cigarettes—which, let's be honest, I am absolutely hooked on—is enough stupidity for one lifetime, let alone risking something like marijuana, which isn't even remotely harmless.
Good grief... $83 a month on cigarettes?
If I actually had that much cash to burn... look, I spend maybe up to $67 a month just on my high-speed Internet... 😁
On a side note, I came across some data suggesting the top five addictions rank like this:
- Alcohol—you never truly get over it; you're essentially managing a lifelong recovery process.
- Nicotine—you can consider yourself "cured" after about 10 years of sobriety.
- Heroin—you might be considered recovered after 5 years clean.
- Cocaine—you could be considered clear after 2 years.
- Caffeine.
I know exactly one person who was seriously addicted to weed, and even he only smoked two or three joints
a day, which is honestly far more than most people touch in an entire week.
Back in my high school class, there were maybe only five of us who
didn't smoke marijuana; if I recall correctly, more kids were using weed than cigarettes.
Besides, if I have the willpower to stop after just one square of chocolate or a handful of peanuts, I don't see how one round of cookies is going to kill me. 😉