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No, not really.	9on
Tell me about that.	1irq
I mean, it's I don't see it as a problem. It's it's legal in a lot of states now. And I mean, it's not that bad for you. It doesn't really endanger me much.	0id
So you still you still believe you should have the right to smoke marijuana?	5yq
But at the same time, you want to go back to work. And if I remember, right, you're the person that you could go work for. I guess you know them right. Yeah, it's my uncle, your uncle, and you need to be cleaned for was about two months.	4crq
Yeah, two to three months.	6cd
So	3gc
you have kind of opposing forces here, right? You have your enjoyment of marijuana. And then you, you know, that's something you like you don't wanna give up. And you believe you have a right to do that. But then there's that job.	1irq
Yeah, I mean, my parents are pretty cool with it, like they know. But I mean, I'm at the point now where they kind of want me to move on and move out. But I don't know. I mean, I just, it'd be nice to have that job. Like, it's a really good job, but at the same time, like, I don't see why I have to sacrifice something that I like.	0id
So it doesn't seem fair to you. But she recognizes the reality of your situation.	3gc
Yeah.	7ack
So it really does come down in your instance to marijuana use or appointment.	1irq
So you're not happy about that choice.	5yq
And kind of what we did with the postpone gratification was just really just ask you to wait 10 minutes and you were able to do that. And more, although it's difficult,	11orq
it's difficult.	10od
It's difficult for you.	4crq
So	3gc
I asked you to track the number of times you smoke marijuana. Did you really track that over the last week?	1irq
Yeah, you remember how many times that was?	1irq
I think	3gc
think I	3gc
think it like 15. Okay, between 15 and 20,	0id
I'm like,	0id
almost closer to 20 times I guess, otherwise, I probably would have kept going smoke more. I mean, there were a couple times where like somebody would call me or somebody would text me and that kind of distracted me and so I was able to put it off for a little bit.	0id
So you can see in that 10 minutes, things can happen. Right things can happen that can help you to avoid the marijuana. Sometimes nothing does and after 10 minutes, use it. And sometimes something does kind of get in the way with a marijuana like distract you or you have another activity that you enjoy and then you didn't use.	10od
So with that in mind	1irq
you found the experience rough, but was it tolerable?	1irq
I don't know. That seems kinda. Yeah, that seems like a longer time	0id
that that is definitely. That is a longer time.	3gc
I don't know about that.	3gc
Yeah.	3gc
Maybe like 15 minutes,	10od
no compromises. 15 Okay, do you think you could maintain 15 minutes weighing 15?	4crq
I think I could try a little bit more than 20.	6cd
All right, so let's go with 15 minutes, right. So 15 minutes, you know, as compared to 10. I'll give you five extra minutes that something could happen that could distract you. And you wouldn't use that instance, right. There's also, you know, to constructively use that time, you could consider alternatives like like you mentioned walking right. You could use that time and start walking. Yeah. Anything else that that you like, maybe in the past on occasion when you want to use marijuana, but she didn't have anything available? What would you do instead?	1irq
binge watch TV,	0id
or should it be okay, well, so perhaps in that 15 minute time period that that timer you're delaying using marijuana, you could start watching the show.	5yq
Yeah, I can do that.	7ack
At the under 15 minutes, you might end up using marijuana or you might want to continue watching the show. So do you see kind of how it works? Like is it making sense to you the postponing?	1irq
Yeah, it doesn't make it any easier, but it's tough for you. Yeah. Yeah. No, I definitely see how helps	0id
And maybe if we're successful to 15?	1irq
Who knows? We'll move it up from there.	1irq
Maybe we'll see how the 15 goes, see	3gc
how it goes the 15? Yeah, I'll see how that goes. You know, I'm hoping. And I hope this kind of makes sense that there'll be a point where you will be really interfering with the vast majority of the times that use marijuana. Like because you're giving yourself that many more opportunities, the longer you wait. Right. The more minutes you wait, the more opportunities for something else to get in the way so to speak. And probably what you'll see, just like you saw this last because you're, you know, you used marijuana less frequently, just by waiting the 10 minutes. Even though you described as difficult I'm sure it was, but there were a few times where it kind of worked out	1irq
Yeah.	7ack
So, I think that planning something for that time would be helpful. And try to plan something 15 minutes, even if you fully intend to beyond the 15 to go right and use, I think it's still useful plan something in there. You never know that might take you. Or you might end up walking or watching TV or doing something else that would distract you or pull you away from the marijuana use. Okay. So that's like a plan.	1irq
Okay	2gt
Sounds like a plan?	2gt
Yeah, I think we can manage that.	2gt
All right. We'll go with that. And I'll see you next week. Okay, thank you.	2gt
corleto how you doing today?	2gt
good.	2gt
I do well, thanks for asking. How'd you do this week?	2gt
Better?	2gt
Well, last time we talked about that	4crq
postponed gratification. Yeah,	6cd
that um, and I think you wanted 10 minutes for me to put it off 10 minutes. Yeah. So	1irq
I did better.	0id
I think I ended up only doing like join a half instead of two I was able to put offered, I think, the 10 minutes a couple times. And then there were there was, I think one or two days where I went out for a walk because I was Tired of staring at the clock waiting for the 10 minutes to pass. So I got up, went for a walk. And then I passed one of my friends. So I ended up walking with her. And I actually didn't get back to my house for like an hour. So I kind of put it off for like an hour because then I came home and took a couple hits on	0id
so it sounds like you were able to maintain waiting 10 minutes to smoke marijuana. At least in most cases. It was rough.	4crq
So it was it was difficult for you, but most cases, you're able to pull off the 10 minutes. Mm hmm. That sounds like there's a few instances where you're able to hold it off longer because something else kind of Yeah, came up.	4crq
Yeah, I found I actually talked to a couple people on the phone before I knew it like half hour to come by.	6cd
so another activity presented itself and You've forgotten with marijuana.	1irq
So have your feelings about marijuana change since we last talked?	5yq
No, not really.	9on
Tell me about that.	1irq
I mean, it's I don't see it as a problem. It's it's legal in a lot of states now. And I mean, it's not that bad for you. It doesn't really endanger me much.	0id
So you still you still believe you should have the right to smoke marijuana?	5yq
But at the same time, you want to go back to work. And if I remember, right, you're the person that you could go work for. I guess you know them right. Yeah, it's my uncle, your uncle, and you need to be cleaned for was about two months.	4crq
Yeah, two to three months.	6cd
So	3gc
you have kind of opposing forces here, right? You have your enjoyment of marijuana. And then you, you know, that's something you like you don't wanna give up. And you believe you have a right to do that. But then there's that job.	1irq
Yeah, I mean, my parents are pretty cool with it, like they know. But I mean, I'm at the point now where they kind of want me to move on and move out. But I don't know. I mean, I just, it'd be nice to have that job. Like, it's a really good job, but at the same time, like, I don't see why I have to sacrifice something that I like.	0id
So it doesn't seem fair to you. But she recognizes the reality of your situation.	3gc
Yeah.	7ack
So it really does come down in your instance to marijuana use or appointment.	1irq
So you're not happy about that choice.	5yq
And kind of what we did with the postpone gratification was just really just ask you to wait 10 minutes and you were able to do that. And more, although it's difficult,	11orq
it's difficult.	10od
It's difficult for you.	4crq
So	3gc
I asked you to track the number of times you smoke marijuana. Did you really track that over the last week?	1irq
Yeah, you remember how many times that was?	1irq
I think	3gc
think I	3gc
think it like 15. Okay, between 15 and 20,	0id
I'm like,	0id
almost closer to 20 times I guess, otherwise, I probably would have kept going smoke more. I mean, there were a couple times where like somebody would call me or somebody would text me and that kind of distracted me and so I was able to put it off for a little bit.	0id
So you can see in that 10 minutes, things can happen. Right things can happen that can help you to avoid the marijuana. Sometimes nothing does and after 10 minutes, use it. And sometimes something does kind of get in the way with a marijuana like distract you or you have another activity that you enjoy and then you didn't use.	10od
So with that in mind	1irq
you found the experience rough, but was it tolerable?	1irq
I don't know. That seems kinda. Yeah, that seems like a longer time	0id
that that is definitely. That is a longer time.	3gc
I don't know about that.	3gc
Yeah.	3gc
Maybe like 15 minutes,	10od
no compromises. 15 Okay, do you think you could maintain 15 minutes weighing 15?	4crq
I think I could try a little bit more than 20.	6cd
All right, so let's go with 15 minutes, right. So 15 minutes, you know, as compared to 10. I'll give you five extra minutes that something could happen that could distract you. And you wouldn't use that instance, right. There's also, you know, to constructively use that time, you could consider alternatives like like you mentioned walking right. You could use that time and start walking. Yeah. Anything else that that you like, maybe in the past on occasion when you want to use marijuana, but she didn't have anything available? What would you do instead?	1irq
binge watch TV,	0id

No, not really.

9on

Tell me about that.

1irq

I mean, it's I don't see it as a problem. It's it's legal in a lot of states now. And I mean, it's not that bad for you. It doesn't really endanger me much.

0id

So you still you still believe you should have the right to smoke marijuana?

5yq

But at the same time, you want to go back to work. And if I remember, right, you're the person that you could go work for. I guess you know them right. Yeah, it's my uncle, your uncle, and you need to be cleaned for was about two months.

4crq

Yeah, two to three months.

6cd

So

3gc

you have kind of opposing forces here, right? You have your enjoyment of marijuana. And then you, you know, that's something you like you don't wanna give up. And you believe you have a right to do that. But then there's that job.

1irq

Yeah, I mean, my parents are pretty cool with it, like they know. But I mean, I'm at the point now where they kind of want me to move on and move out. But I don't know. I mean, I just, it'd be nice to have that job. Like, it's a really good job, but at the same time, like, I don't see why I have to sacrifice something that I like.

0id

So it doesn't seem fair to you. But she recognizes the reality of your situation.

3gc

Yeah.

7ack

So it really does come down in your instance to marijuana use or appointment.

1irq

So you're not happy about that choice.

5yq

And kind of what we did with the postpone gratification was just really just ask you to wait 10 minutes and you were able to do that. And more, although it's difficult,

11orq

it's difficult.

10od

It's difficult for you.

4crq

So

3gc

I asked you to track the number of times you smoke marijuana. Did you really track that over the last week?

1irq

Yeah, you remember how many times that was?

1irq

I think

3gc

think I

3gc

think it like 15. Okay, between 15 and 20,

0id

I'm like,

0id

almost closer to 20 times I guess, otherwise, I probably would have kept going smoke more. I mean, there were a couple times where like somebody would call me or somebody would text me and that kind of distracted me and so I was able to put it off for a little bit.

0id

So you can see in that 10 minutes, things can happen. Right things can happen that can help you to avoid the marijuana. Sometimes nothing does and after 10 minutes, use it. And sometimes something does kind of get in the way with a marijuana like distract you or you have another activity that you enjoy and then you didn't use.

10od

So with that in mind

1irq

you found the experience rough, but was it tolerable?

1irq

I don't know. That seems kinda. Yeah, that seems like a longer time

0id

that that is definitely. That is a longer time.

3gc

I don't know about that.

3gc

Yeah.

3gc

Maybe like 15 minutes,

10od

no compromises. 15 Okay, do you think you could maintain 15 minutes weighing 15?

4crq

I think I could try a little bit more than 20.

6cd

All right, so let's go with 15 minutes, right. So 15 minutes, you know, as compared to 10. I'll give you five extra minutes that something could happen that could distract you. And you wouldn't use that instance, right. There's also, you know, to constructively use that time, you could consider alternatives like like you mentioned walking right. You could use that time and start walking. Yeah. Anything else that that you like, maybe in the past on occasion when you want to use marijuana, but she didn't have anything available? What would you do instead?

1irq

binge watch TV,

0id

or should it be okay, well, so perhaps in that 15 minute time period that that timer you're delaying using marijuana, you could start watching the show.

5yq

Yeah, I can do that.

7ack

At the under 15 minutes, you might end up using marijuana or you might want to continue watching the show. So do you see kind of how it works? Like is it making sense to you the postponing?

1irq

Yeah, it doesn't make it any easier, but it's tough for you. Yeah. Yeah. No, I definitely see how helps

0id

And maybe if we're successful to 15?

1irq

Who knows? We'll move it up from there.

1irq

Maybe we'll see how the 15 goes, see

3gc

how it goes the 15? Yeah, I'll see how that goes. You know, I'm hoping. And I hope this kind of makes sense that there'll be a point where you will be really interfering with the vast majority of the times that use marijuana. Like because you're giving yourself that many more opportunities, the longer you wait. Right. The more minutes you wait, the more opportunities for something else to get in the way so to speak. And probably what you'll see, just like you saw this last because you're, you know, you used marijuana less frequently, just by waiting the 10 minutes. Even though you described as difficult I'm sure it was, but there were a few times where it kind of worked out

1irq

Yeah.

7ack

So, I think that planning something for that time would be helpful. And try to plan something 15 minutes, even if you fully intend to beyond the 15 to go right and use, I think it's still useful plan something in there. You never know that might take you. Or you might end up walking or watching TV or doing something else that would distract you or pull you away from the marijuana use. Okay. So that's like a plan.

1irq

Okay

2gt

Sounds like a plan?

2gt

Yeah, I think we can manage that.

2gt

All right. We'll go with that. And I'll see you next week. Okay, thank you.

2gt

corleto how you doing today?

2gt

good.

2gt

I do well, thanks for asking. How'd you do this week?

2gt

Better?

2gt

Well, last time we talked about that

4crq

postponed gratification. Yeah,

6cd

that um, and I think you wanted 10 minutes for me to put it off 10 minutes. Yeah. So

1irq

I did better.

0id

I think I ended up only doing like join a half instead of two I was able to put offered, I think, the 10 minutes a couple times. And then there were there was, I think one or two days where I went out for a walk because I was Tired of staring at the clock waiting for the 10 minutes to pass. So I got up, went for a walk. And then I passed one of my friends. So I ended up walking with her. And I actually didn't get back to my house for like an hour. So I kind of put it off for like an hour because then I came home and took a couple hits on

0id

so it sounds like you were able to maintain waiting 10 minutes to smoke marijuana. At least in most cases. It was rough.

4crq

So it was it was difficult for you, but most cases, you're able to pull off the 10 minutes. Mm hmm. That sounds like there's a few instances where you're able to hold it off longer because something else kind of Yeah, came up.

4crq

Yeah, I found I actually talked to a couple people on the phone before I knew it like half hour to come by.

6cd

so another activity presented itself and You've forgotten with marijuana.

1irq

So have your feelings about marijuana change since we last talked?

5yq

No, not really.

9on

Tell me about that.

1irq

I mean, it's I don't see it as a problem. It's it's legal in a lot of states now. And I mean, it's not that bad for you. It doesn't really endanger me much.

0id

So you still you still believe you should have the right to smoke marijuana?

5yq

But at the same time, you want to go back to work. And if I remember, right, you're the person that you could go work for. I guess you know them right. Yeah, it's my uncle, your uncle, and you need to be cleaned for was about two months.

4crq

Yeah, two to three months.

6cd

So

3gc

you have kind of opposing forces here, right? You have your enjoyment of marijuana. And then you, you know, that's something you like you don't wanna give up. And you believe you have a right to do that. But then there's that job.

1irq

Yeah, I mean, my parents are pretty cool with it, like they know. But I mean, I'm at the point now where they kind of want me to move on and move out. But I don't know. I mean, I just, it'd be nice to have that job. Like, it's a really good job, but at the same time, like, I don't see why I have to sacrifice something that I like.

0id

So it doesn't seem fair to you. But she recognizes the reality of your situation.

3gc

Yeah.

7ack

So it really does come down in your instance to marijuana use or appointment.

1irq

So you're not happy about that choice.

5yq

And kind of what we did with the postpone gratification was just really just ask you to wait 10 minutes and you were able to do that. And more, although it's difficult,

11orq

it's difficult.

10od

It's difficult for you.

4crq

So

3gc

I asked you to track the number of times you smoke marijuana. Did you really track that over the last week?

1irq

Yeah, you remember how many times that was?

1irq

I think

3gc

think I

3gc

think it like 15. Okay, between 15 and 20,

0id

I'm like,

0id

almost closer to 20 times I guess, otherwise, I probably would have kept going smoke more. I mean, there were a couple times where like somebody would call me or somebody would text me and that kind of distracted me and so I was able to put it off for a little bit.

0id

So you can see in that 10 minutes, things can happen. Right things can happen that can help you to avoid the marijuana. Sometimes nothing does and after 10 minutes, use it. And sometimes something does kind of get in the way with a marijuana like distract you or you have another activity that you enjoy and then you didn't use.

10od

So with that in mind

1irq

you found the experience rough, but was it tolerable?

1irq

I don't know. That seems kinda. Yeah, that seems like a longer time

0id

that that is definitely. That is a longer time.

3gc

I don't know about that.

3gc

Yeah.

3gc

Maybe like 15 minutes,

10od

no compromises. 15 Okay, do you think you could maintain 15 minutes weighing 15?

4crq

I think I could try a little bit more than 20.

6cd

All right, so let's go with 15 minutes, right. So 15 minutes, you know, as compared to 10. I'll give you five extra minutes that something could happen that could distract you. And you wouldn't use that instance, right. There's also, you know, to constructively use that time, you could consider alternatives like like you mentioned walking right. You could use that time and start walking. Yeah. Anything else that that you like, maybe in the past on occasion when you want to use marijuana, but she didn't have anything available? What would you do instead?

1irq

binge watch TV,

0id