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which career is associated with which drugs?

yeah. no shit. at my stor, this guys all doing shit super fast, darty fuckin eyes looks real pensive and scared kind of. Pretty wierd. oh yeah shaking hands too.
 
Yeah nobody asked us when they just announced that "no one wants to grow up to be a junkie".. rather presumptive..
 
And I only know one hair dressor and he does everything under the sun, mostly H and benzos tho these days..
 
i've known many people in different fields that all are into a variety of drugs, but one things for sure, walk into any grocery store in the US and you'll be able to find what you're looking for, and i aint talkin about food! :p
 
silentscience said:
Music Industry-E, Weed, Heroin, Dissociatives, Coke

Construction-Alcohol, Coke, Opiates

Students-Weed, Booze, E, Blow

Hairdressers-Coffee and Booze

Bus Drivers-Hopefully not much

7-11 Dudes-meth. I think. Could be wrong.
I work grave yard shift at Shell Mini Mart and I do mostlyritalin...sometimes meth and coke.
 
I can't believe no one has mentioned lawyers/law office staff and coke.

Not common (and very frowned upon) on the West Coast (US) but nearly everywhere on the East Coast.
 
Highschool teachers-coffee, booze, and pot.
College professors-See above.
EMTs/nurses-Lots of coffee and cigarettes
porn actresses/actors-Meth/coke, Viagra, yohimbe/other herbal supplements
male/female prostitues-crack, coke, meth
trans prostitutes-hormones, estrogen and testosterone from the black market
IT-pot
HS/college students-Adderall, Ritilian, pot, coke, caffeine, percocets/vicodin, cigarettes, and booze
restaurant workers-coke, booze, vicodin/oxycotin/percs, coffee, pot, and cigs.
pizza delivery-pot
 
M.D.s - Coke, opioids
Musicians - Everything
Gas station attendants - Adderall, meth, coke
Truck drivers - Any and all stims
High School/College students - Pot, E, coke, adderall
Restaurant workers - Pot, coke
Writers - Coffee, cigarettes, alcohol, pot

Too lazy to think of any more...
 
Doctors: mostly benzos. I am 90% sure that mine all benzoed out!
Pharmacists: Low-grade opiates, benzos (statistically proven)
Starving Artists: Weed, Psychedelics, E
Fashionistas: E, Coke
Computer people, accountants, novelists: Amphetamines
Comedians: Cocaine
Celebrities: all pharmaceuticals, alcohol
Pilots: Amphetamines
Musicians: Heroin
Japanese Salarymen: Alcohol and caffeine
Juniour-highschool teachers (ie. me): Ketamine =D (seriously!)
 
medical profession=opiates
athletic trainers=anabolic steriods

I have known more than a few doctors who were so addicted to painkillers that they were forced into rehab. There's an entire program set up for addicted doctors so they can get treatment without losing their licenses.
 
Actually on that note, anathesiologists have a ridiculously higher % of opiate addiction, interesting phenomenon if you read some of the theories why. Don't have any bookmarked, don't remember enough detail to elaborate, so yeah, take that for what it's worth. But if your new friend is a doc, hearing they're an anaesthesiologist is usually a cool thing :).
 
^ supposedly anesthesiologists breathe in minute amounts of anesthetic gases which can cause them to be predisposed to addiction/drug abuse. Not sure if I buy it. I think it's all about access. They have a boatload of fentanyl (among others but fent is usually the primary opioid availible) sitting in front of them at all times. I have worked in operating rooms before, and inside the O.R. environment there is not a lot of control over controlled drugs for the most part. Drugs like midazolam, pentothal, phenobarb, etc. sometimes just sit around, and things like fent, morphine, and so on are often not even locked up. At my place of employment there was on anesthesiologist who would start the patient under anesthesia, then insert an IV into his own hand and start a fentanyl drip for himself. He got away with it for quite a while since the patient's head, where he kept his hand, is under drapes and not visible to the scrubbed surgical team. He did eventually get caught, sent to one of those professional intervention programs, and now works, I think, for an insurance company or something doing non-clinical work. Interesting story.
 
mariposa said:
I can't believe no one has mentioned lawyers/law office staff and coke.

I used to trade cocaine to a lawyer friend of mine for mushrooms. He grew the best shrooms in the world. He cooked the coke into crack. He also loved heroin, and I would bring that too.
 
Street Walkers - crack
Call girls/escorts - meth and coke
Transvestite prostitutes - Female growth hormone and vaseline
Crack Whores - crack
sorotity sluts - beer bong
Squares - Centrum Multi Vitamins and organic nutritional supplemants
Pro fessional Athletes - coke,crack,heroin,pain killers,date rape drug,ecstacy,marijuana,steroids,meth
 
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