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Newbie here. I will eventually post results in the pass/fail/how sticky....

I've been in my field of buis. about 30 yrs. My boss has sold his company to someone else I don't care to work for. No prob. I was wanting a change anyway. I was going to take an extended vacation starting the end of this month, planned on going back to work in June. I was gonna stop smoking then and figured I'd have 2 months to dry out. Then, out of the blue a competitor found out I was leaving and is offering me a dream job, I get an offer tommorrow.

I went and talked to them 5 days ago (wed.) (1st interview). I don't know for sure but imagine I'll get a piss test. I of course stopped after talking to them the 1st time. Freaking all this time that I'll have to piss for the job.

I've order Quick Fix and planned on subbing but I took a home test this evening just to see how dirty I was and got a line, kinda faint, but a line!
This freaked me because I've been a daily user, 1-3 J's a day for 35+ years, I'm 6'1" and weigh 210, not fat but a bit of a belly. Exersize not too often. I do have an incredibily fast metabolism. Most of the weed I get is Mexi dirt weed, not the best, but can get more for my $.

Questions/opinions....

I've already told them I can't start till mid May (vacation comitments ) But they do want to get the hiring prosess going. Because of how incredibly busy I'll be at my current job this week, and plans to leave over this next weekend, I hope to put off any testing till end of April when I return to town.

So, if I GOT TO test sometime this week, do you think I'd be ok diluting since I got at least a line today doing nothing?

My main concern with Quick Fix is if it gets a GC/MS test. Can QF pass this too? ( Not concerned with EMIT, everyone here says it will pass that).

These questions are moot I believe if I can put off testing for a month, but I'm not sure I'll be able to...

I want to thank all of you for your time and the people that created and keep this site going. I can't believe how incredibly stressful this whole process is. But all the helpful advice has calmed my nerves, at least some. Take care, and thank you for reading this rather long post.