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I’ve been 3 months weed free and man i can tell fast how much i was spending and now having more money in my acct is another huge reason not to go back
@@tOrangePeel1972 it wasn't so much in weight, it was when weed was still peak pricing and pre-rolls were still $8, 8ths were still $50 and carts were $25-30. Now in my area the market is so flooded, prices arent even half what they were a couple years ago. There's 22 dispensaries in a town of only 32k people.
I'm really grateful I found your channel, I'm working on quitting my weed addiction and don't have much support. I was spending around 15-20% of my income on weed alone. Not including the other expenses that came from it (doordash, junk foods, etc)
The only vice I have left is alcohol (unless you count coffee) It is drank friday-sunday every week. I suspect I spend at least £80 a week, maybe more when you take into account the take out food and ubers to get around. I did a few months sober last year and felt great. I think it's time to get rid of the habit once and for all. You're methods do work, your videos got me off nicotine after 15 years heavy use. I stopped in April 2023. Thanks again for that Dr F!
I’ve spent $500 since January and I got a new job. Been trying to say for a car no car yet I really need to stop smoking all my money is going to weed. I’m not really saving anything.
You can do it 🤞🏽 think about that car 🚘 it’s hard, but when the withdrawals or boredom come, just try to distract your mind with something like Movies or exercise && just think about driving that car to work everyday 🙂
I’ve quit nic for 2 years now and I still smoke weed. It’s been so hard quitting it and I’ve realized that I’ve missed out on enjoying what I’ve worked up to, and have squandered free time at my remote job that I could’ve spent upskilling and starting a side business. Don’t even get me started on the financial impact I’ve made some rash purchases and all the little things adding up.
Easily hundred thousands of dollars if not more. Lots of paraphernalia, transport, weed, shallow sex, parties, beers, LSd, meth, coke, hookers, bad food, medical bills, time wasted, college dropping, lost relationships, etc.
Weed is expensive. I live in a recreational state with a lot of dispensaries. Edibles. Weed. The list goes on. I know many people spend all their extra money on weed and edibles. I’m near $100-$125 a week.
Idk how much I was spending on Weed, it was very minimal though. $100/mo. On the high end? Going through withdrawal right now. Day 5 feeling sick this morning, insomnia was bad last night but not the first 4.
I’ve smoked weed/cigarettes/vapes for 14 years every day I’ve quit cold turkey now for 5 days. Is chest tightness and occasional shortness of deep breaths after quitting a normal side effect? I’ve never felt this when I was smoking and now feeling these feelings makes me regret what I’ve done to my lungs and never ever want to smoke again.
For many years, I have been spending less than 50 a month on average for everything combined, rarely drink alcohol, no interest in adult media either. I would argue that spending such a small amount every month wouldn't hurt. At least, the small amount of substances keeps me happy and motivated rather than having to abstain completely which could lead to permanent depression. Life would be meaningless if it only revolves around building a career and making more money. All work and no play makes Frank a dull boy
I totally agree. I try to limit my expenses significantly when it comes to alcohol and other drugs. That helps a bit with staying healthy. However, I end up having a drink every now and then. For now, it is difficult to stop completely.
Thanks for your videos as they give me some hope, however I have adhd and depend heavily on nic, weed and alcohol that is costing 10k a year, I cant imagine ever giving up all three at once, in your opinion is there an order of these drugs to give up or reduce first that makes withdrawals easier?
It really depends… do you need to give up all 3? Do you want to stop all 3? If so why? Which one causes you the most grief? Start there and re assess once that’s under control
@@AddictionMindset Thank you for the reply, good question! cigarettes are a health concern now im in my 40s, and weed and alcohol make me waste alot of time and money spent gambling, your content has been more relatable to me than most, Thanks again.
How did you start your peer recovery coaching business if you don't mind me asking? I quit fent/crack in 2021, amphetamines in 2022, methadone 120mg/day and lyrica in 2023, and finally benzos in 2024, and I feel I have a lot to offer people.
Seemed impossible, but it’s been over 2 years and I don’t crave a drop of alcohol, the key difference was that I didn’t suffer withdrawal, not even within the first 30 days, just happened after go’ogling Steffon Barkloads Quit Drinking Forever and genuinely quitting because I was a mess.
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I’ve been 3 months weed free and man i can tell fast how much i was spending and now having more money in my acct is another huge reason not to go back
lol actual gangsters never have this problem. Don't do it I agree but if you are going to than at least grow or sell the shit as well as using it.
When i spent close to $2k in a month on weed i knew i had to get my stuff under control
@@tOrangePeel1972 it wasn't so much in weight, it was when weed was still peak pricing and pre-rolls were still $8, 8ths were still $50 and carts were $25-30. Now in my area the market is so flooded, prices arent even half what they were a couple years ago. There's 22 dispensaries in a town of only 32k people.
45 days sober , nic and weed im done! Thanks Doc! Ur videos are priceless! Saving approx $250 on weed and $200 nic
I just want to thank you for these videos have been off nicotine for 3 months and weed for 14 days today. These videos helped tremendously.
Okay - Day 1 again. Too much money. Don’t know yet. Haven’t really quit yet.
I'm really grateful I found your channel, I'm working on quitting my weed addiction and don't have much support. I was spending around 15-20% of my income on weed alone. Not including the other expenses that came from it (doordash, junk foods, etc)
The only vice I have left is alcohol (unless you count coffee)
It is drank friday-sunday every week.
I suspect I spend at least £80 a week, maybe more when you take into account the take out food and ubers to get around.
I did a few months sober last year and felt great. I think it's time to get rid of the habit once and for all.
You're methods do work, your videos got me off nicotine after 15 years heavy use. I stopped in April 2023. Thanks again for that Dr F!
@@hankscorpio33
£80 on coffee! 😮 must be buzzing. FairPlay I’m sure that’s a tight one👍
All the best ♥️
Look at that a whole year later and beyond 🙏
Another amazing video I will be at month sober off weed on Tuesday
4 months sober from weed dr frank
I’ve spent $500 since January and I got a new job. Been trying to say for a car no car yet I really need to stop smoking all my money is going to weed. I’m not really saving anything.
Save for car *^
You can do it 🤞🏽 think about that car 🚘 it’s hard, but when the withdrawals or boredom come, just try to distract your mind with something like
Movies or exercise && just think about driving that car to work everyday 🙂
I’m on day 5. We can do it together! You got this!
@@lordzephyrus6494I’m on day 1 && WE all got this 😌🙏🏽
This channel is great! Thank you so so much for your work!
I’ve quit nic for 2 years now and I still smoke weed. It’s been so hard quitting it and I’ve realized that I’ve missed out on enjoying what I’ve worked up to, and have squandered free time at my remote job that I could’ve spent upskilling and starting a side business. Don’t even get me started on the financial impact I’ve made some rash purchases and all the little things adding up.
Easily hundred thousands of dollars if not more. Lots of paraphernalia, transport, weed, shallow sex, parties, beers, LSd, meth, coke, hookers, bad food, medical bills, time wasted, college dropping, lost relationships, etc.
I love smoking pure joints sooo much .
With some Heineken
Weed is expensive. I live in a recreational state with a lot of dispensaries. Edibles. Weed. The list goes on. I know many people spend all their extra money on weed and edibles. I’m near $100-$125 a week.
I’ve lost soooo much money
Idk how much I was spending on Weed, it was very minimal though. $100/mo. On the high end?
Going through withdrawal right now. Day 5 feeling sick this morning, insomnia was bad last night but not the first 4.
I’ve smoked weed/cigarettes/vapes for 14 years every day I’ve quit cold turkey now for 5 days. Is chest tightness and occasional shortness of deep breaths after quitting a normal side effect? I’ve never felt this when I was smoking and now feeling these feelings makes me regret what I’ve done to my lungs and never ever want to smoke again.
Yes. I did have shortness of breath quite often but not so much chest tightness.
Very good!
Hi Dr. Frank how is your week
Great and you?
@@AddictionMindset that is great mine is great as well
For many years, I have been spending less than 50 a month on average for everything combined, rarely drink alcohol, no interest in adult media either. I would argue that spending such a small amount every month wouldn't hurt. At least, the small amount of substances keeps me happy and motivated rather than having to abstain completely which could lead to permanent depression. Life would be meaningless if it only revolves around building a career and making more money. All work and no play makes Frank a dull boy
I totally agree. I try to limit my expenses significantly when it comes to alcohol and other drugs. That helps a bit with staying healthy. However, I end up having a drink every now and then. For now, it is difficult to stop completely.
Thanks for your videos as they give me some hope, however I have adhd and depend heavily on nic, weed and alcohol that is costing 10k a year, I cant imagine ever giving up all three at once, in your opinion is there an order of these drugs to give up or reduce first that makes withdrawals easier?
It really depends… do you need to give up all 3? Do you want to stop all 3? If so why? Which one causes you the most grief? Start there and re assess once that’s under control
@@AddictionMindset Thank you for the reply, good question! cigarettes are a health concern now im in my 40s, and weed and alcohol make me waste alot of time and money spent gambling, your content has been more relatable to me than most, Thanks again.
me: growing weed and fermenting wine having profit on both
Congrats! You're a professional weedhead and a wino..
@@AlphaDonMega i consume alcohol very rarely
How did you start your peer recovery coaching business if you don't mind me asking? I quit fent/crack in 2021, amphetamines in 2022, methadone 120mg/day and lyrica in 2023, and finally benzos in 2024, and I feel I have a lot to offer people.
I will make you a full video on this topic actually!!!
Here is where I got certified www.recoverycoachuniversity.com
As for how I stated the business that’s a loaded question, that requires a full vidoe haha
Relapsed on nic 😢
It’s okay bro keep going. I relapsed on weed yesterday not even gonna lie let’s get this bro💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽
Now what? What went wrong how do ya fix it?
@@AddictionMindset I went to first Fridays art walk and bought one ……. No more first Fridays 🙅🏻♀️ for now
Same dawg, relapsed on weed and nicotine today. You’re good we go again tomorrow
It took me
5 years to beat cigarettes over 38 years ago
How much does it pay to break your oath to Hyppocrate just to become a YouYouMi star (on RUclips)??
Seemed impossible, but it’s been over 2 years and I don’t crave a drop of alcohol, the key difference was that I didn’t suffer withdrawal, not even within the first 30 days, just happened after go’ogling Steffon Barkloads Quit Drinking Forever and genuinely quitting because I was a mess.
5k a year
Yup…
women and marriage are costing you more than you think.
Yea so go do drugs🤦🏽♂️