Can I have a Last Dance with Mary Jane?

Wavy · Jan 18, 2014

aj69420g said:

So if it worked for me hows it bad advice? its better cause High schools are essentially a waste of time if you have any friends. So if you do what I did and learn as many trades as you can that will assist you in a growing career (Electrician, plumbing, HVAC etc) learn good work ethic and learn to save/budget money when your on your own. You will be way better off. Last semester I took English comp, easy algebra class and a communications class to brush up on basic skills(whatever i tested out of and in to) and I feel like I learned more from those 3 classes than I ever would have in all four years of HS.

Saved a lot of time i woulda spent goofing off in HS classes. (Since I was expelled in 04 when I was 14, 2 months into 9th grade) I saved those 4 years and apprenticed for my father (chief electrical engineer), my uncle (HVAC engineer) and some minor plumbing and basic remodeling skills.

Most people who attend regular HS end up re-learning in remedial courses in junior colleges anyways. I moved here with a backpack full of clothes and a job.

I did my first grow and it allowed me to purchase my first House Cash with 4 years taxes paid up front. I have a 2 car garage, a full basement and 3 bedrooms. I go to college full time and work part time. This advice worked great for me, i moved 900 miles across the country to be in a medicinal marijuana state. Essentially so I could live free. And I do, multi tent perpetual, ability to grow 72 plants legally, and a dispensary less than a mile from my house.

I got into college from the entrance exam and tested out of most remedial courses and was taking 2100 classes rather than 1500s my first semester.
I get a federal grant of 5400$/year and school loans over 6000$ per year. (Could be paying for school cash up front, but id rather pay off the loans in payments after im out of school to boost my credit)

Only reason i can make so much money and still get a full ride to school is in michigan Growers supply dispensaries, and the dispensaries pay sales tax. The caretakers "Donation" for his medicine is considered compensation for all the grow related costs and is a NON TAXABLE INCOME. So I do not have to claim it as income or assets on my FAFSA. I did extensive reading on this before doing it obviously.

So I dont see how I make you all look sooo bad, I bet im the only 24 year old home owner here.. Im such a scum bag lol.
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Because you said "you might be fucked already, so smoke up" when the story saying he's been let off with a chance. so why fuck himself over more.
dropping out of highschool isn't for everyone, and should NEVER be a go to because the kid wants to smoke more.

and if you don't know that.... well damn... i got nothing else for you.

i don't care it worked for you.
i didn't read anything you wrote here. except the first sentence.

and really, good for you, i saw the last sentence while replying, gratz on being a homeowner.

but not good "general" advice

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