Hey guys how accurate are these easy@home drug test sticks from Walmart? I’ve taken 3 today and they have all shown negative with the first one just being a faint line and the next two being pretty clear on it being negative. I took one of the cvs ones like 2 or 3 days ago, cost like $20 for the one test kit and it showed me as being positive. I haven’t smoked in a month, prior to that I was an everyday smoker. I have a DOT drug test on Wednesday morning so I’m wondering if I’m good with these at home tests or if I should use something to assist it like the certo method or qcarbo. I’ve got a qcarbo 16 and I’ve also got all the stuff for the certo method.

Any help is appreciated, thanks.

hello all I’m looking for some tips or insight. I’ve applied to almost 50 companies for a deckhand position. I’m green, no deckhand experience but I’ve got like 7 years of construction experience working a job that did home renos. I’ve only started applying maybe 2-3 weeks ago but my results haven’t yielded much. I’ve received rejection emails from over half of my applications and haven’t heard anything from the others. Ive called the others but when I call they just say “we will email you if we’re interested”. On Facebook, people say everybody is hiring and it’s so easy to get hired right now so I don’t know what I’m doing wrong. I’ve got my Twic, valid clean DL, no felonies.

Im in middle NC but I’m to the point where I may just hop in the car and drive to Louisiana or Kentucky and go in person handing out resumes. I just don’t exactly know where to look. Can somebody tell me what the best parts of Louisiana/mississippi/Kentucky would be best to drive through to hand out the most resumes? I’m open to working any hitch length up to 30 days and will travel anywhere for crew change. Any help or advice is greatly appreciated, thank you.