A
Oh sure.
B
I know some places just fire people on the spot if they come back positive or something.
A
Oh yeah, no, that's not right. It's really an illness, or whatever you want to say that it is. You know, it's a weakness and all, and who, all of us have weaknesses of one kind or another. And I think that those people that have that and however they got into it, I have children, I always worry about the, the classical thing that you see on T V, where the drug pushers give it to the kids for free, you know, and get them sucked in, and then they sell it to them. You know --
B
Right.
A
-- the classical thing is to give it away. I always worry about my teenage daughters going to some party and they slip it to them. I don't know, I don't even have that much knowledge to know whether that would get them addicted or not, you know. That's a real worry.
B
Yeah, some of the stories you read about cocaine, that's like people try it one time and they're addicted. My husband is a counselor, and he works, mostly with adolescents.