thatdrummerguy

Whats up guys. I am about to graduate college and delve into the real world. I am a business major so I am anticipating drug screenings at my future potential employers. I had a couple of concerns I hope some of you can shed some light on...

Here's the facts:
I smoked pot nearly everyday, one or more times a day, for about 5 years.

Due to school work and thinking about looking for other jobs, I quit smoking exactly 3 months ago.

I have to decided to stay at my current job for the time being.

Now that this semester is over, I want to reward myself for being so studious and prioritized by enjoying a bowl or two (or three or four or thirty) between now and next semester, when I plan on quitting again.

Here's the concerns:
Do you think that if I smoke a little for the next few weeks, it will be like throwing the last three months out the window? Will I have to quit another three months to get to where I am now? It seems as though I read that detection depends on frequency of use and can last from only a few days for a single use to up to three months for heavy users. So if im reasoning correctly, I should be almost clean now and if i smoke very conservatively it shouldnt take as long to get clean again, right?
I understand that THC is stored in fat cells. I am a big guy. I have been exercising and plan to do so even more when I quit again since increasing metabolism seems to be the most recommended way to clean your system efficiently.

I miss my mary jane.

Any thoughts or recommendations or anything would be most helpful.

later