Twitter Reacts to Cannsell ‘Fumbling’ the Signs of Cannabis Intoxication Leafly Canada Staff Februar

Ontario pot workers to be trained to tell if someone's high in '15 or 20 seconds'
Ontario’s government-approved course for cannabis retail workers aims to teach students to spot stoned shoppers in about 20 seconds as they attempt to make a purchase, a challenge more daunting than...






Jane West @theJaneWest

Replying to @abiroach
The reason “cannabis intoxication” is so hard to identify is because it’s not a thing. This is corporate cannabis, blech.





Erin Gratton @ErinEGratton

Replying to @abiroach
"disheveled clothing" this is some pretty dangerous language to use in conjunction with impairment training. Let's not forget that business are governed by the @OntHumanRights protections with regards to Goods and Services.






. (PhD) @DrKoolsHanna

Replying to @abiroach
Do you know if they consulted experts in teaching and learning when the designed the course? It’s actually a field of expertise (one of mine) and it would not follow that a 4 hour course or on the spot intoxication modules would be acceptable. Not sure how a Dr would endorse that




EileenK @AATgirl

Replying to @abiroach
Do you think anyone involved in writing and/or supporting this policy has ever used cannabis in any shape or form?




ᴍᴀʀᴋ sᴘᴇᴀʀ @spearster55

· Feb 21, 2019
“Dry mouth, disheveled clothing, aggressive behaviour, red eyes, inappropriate sweating, pace of speech & slurring are among the other signs of intoxication outlined in the CannSell course.”

I guess I’ve never really been high or encountered anyone “intoxicated” either then.



BCbudinTO @Bcbudinto

That sounds like DRUNK people not high people. Well, except the dry mouth.


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Dana Larsen @DanaLarsen
Ontario cannabis shops won't sell you cannabis if you've just smoked some cannabis...

They also think that smoking cannabis will make users fumble with payment machines and do "other abnormal behaviour.



Replying to @DanaLarsen
Beware those who have become intoxicated by MARIJUANA.

You can tell them by their dishevelled clothes, inappropriate sweating and slurred words. Their eyes as red as the devil's, looking to pick a fight, or commit murder!

Ontario cannabis retailers, do not sell to this man!



The four-hour training course launches on Feb. 25 and will be required for all cannabis store employees in advance of the province’s April 1 launch date for private retail stores.






https://twitter.com/ErinEGratton

hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

the idiots just get bigger by the month.

The BM will continue to sell you a quarter or whathaveyou if you have cotton mouth and disheveled clothing.

BM and indoor garden win again....the girls dont care

"Dry mouth, disheveled clothing, aggressive behaviour, red eyes, inappropriate sweating, pace of speech and slurring are among the other signs of intoxication outlined in the CannSell course." Outside of maybe aggressive behaviour (although panic attacks can trigger this in some) these would all fit someone who suffers from severe anxiety and depression. The fact that anyone engages with MAAD publicly is insane to me, they are known to fleece like 80+% of all donations and openly defend doing so.

dienowk said:

"Dry mouth, disheveled clothing, aggressive behaviour, red eyes, inappropriate sweating, pace of speech and slurring are among the other signs of intoxication outlined in the CannSell course." Outside of maybe aggressive behaviour (although panic attacks can trigger this in some) these would all fit someone who suffers from severe anxiety and depression. The fact that anyone engages with MAAD publicly is insane to me, they are known to fleece like 80+% of all donations and openly defend doing so.

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MADD Canada already publicly stated that what has been done to combat drinking and driving has curbed all but the most of hardcore drunks. So what did they do then? They lobbied to lower the BAC from 0. 08 to 0.05 to stay relevant and to criminalize the non hardcore alcoholics.

Jefferson1977 said:

MADD Canada already publicly stated that what has been done to combat drinking and driving has curbed all but the most of hardcore drunks. So what did they do then? They lobbied to lower the BAC from 0. 08 to 0.05 to stay relevant and to criminalize the non hardcore alcoholics.

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They would take credit for the sky being blue if they thought they could. MAAD Canada is shit, they may have started for good reason but they strayed from that long ago.

So what do Lift & Co. Corp. get out of this, % of the $50? No corporation does anything out of the goodness of their heart.