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A follical of hair is like a Redwood tree. When cut near the base, the inner rings can tell you all about the tree since its beginning. With that said.......I suggest you get some "Neat hair remover and get busy...LOL....
My bag...I couldn't help it.
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Last edited by atpwannabe : 03-19-2008 at 08:39 PM.
Hair is a fairly common way to check for drugs, specifically weed. I've never heard of it being done at an airline, but it is common in other industries.
I heard of a guy who tried to beat the system by removing all hair from his body, even eyebrows. He forgot the one spot he couldn't see--his bung hole.
He got fired--and rightly so. If you smoke weed, I don't want to fly with you, and I don't want to ride in your cabin. Get a job at a gas station or surf shop.
Hair is a fairly common way to check for drugs, specifically weed. I've never heard of it being done at an airline, but it is common in other industries.
I heard of a guy who tried to beat the system by removing all hair from his body, even eyebrows. He forgot the one spot he couldn't see--his bung hole.
He got fired--and rightly so. If you smoke weed, I don't want to fly with you, and I don't want to ride in your cabin. Get a job at a gas station or surf shop.
The DOT NIDA 5 testing is very specific in the way it's done, split sample urine tests. A company could mandate their own testing program but it would have to be for all employees, not just the DOT covered ones.
Hair is a fairly common way to check for drugs, specifically weed. I've never heard of it being done at an airline, but it is common in other industries.
I heard of a guy who tried to beat the system by removing all hair from his body, even eyebrows. He forgot the one spot he couldn't see--his bung hole.
He got fired--and rightly so. If you smoke weed, I don't want to fly with you, and I don't want to ride in your cabin. Get a job at a gas station or surf shop.
Must have looked pretty lame going into an interview without eyebrows.. Anyhow, I havent touched weed in years but still figured its in my hair or whatever, and that it would be bogus a dumb decision years ago could ruin my career as i am soley dedicated to aviation and nothing else.