The conversation revolves around a group of people discussing their experiences with marijuana. They share their opinions on why they smoke, how often they smoke, and how it affects them. Some admit to smoking daily, while others claim to be occasional smokers. The conversation also touches on the topic of maturity and when it's okay to start smoking weed, with some participants suggesting that it's essential to have a certain level of maturity to know when to be high. Others share their negative experiences with marijuana, stating that it's never been a good experience for them. The conversation is light-hearted and humorous, with participants often joking and teasing each other about their marijuana use.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. A woman has six children, including a 22-year-old, an 18-year-old, a 26-year-old, and a 17-year-old.
2. The woman did random drug tests in her house because if her children had enough money to smoke weed, they had enough money to pay bills.
3. A person was caught smoking weed in their bedroom by their mother.
4. A man's occupation is a comedian and he hosts comedy shows.
5. A woman works in retail and is a professional competitive Irish dancer.
6. A person takes Adderall every day to help them focus.
7. A woman smokes weed for relaxation and to help with pain.
8. A person's eyes appeared red, leading someone to believe they were high.
9. A man has been smoking weed all day.
10. A person moved to a new location and their doctor suggested trying marijuana instead of antidepressants and mood stabilizers.
11. A person's mother does not know they smoke weed.
12. A woman is a computer programmer and believes some people can code while high.
13. A man hangs out with friends who smoke weed.
14. A person has six children and does not want to have any more.
15. A person has tried marijuana once, but did not like it, and instead takes CBD gummies for sleep.
16. A person believes marijuana should only be used when someone has reached a certain level of maturity.