You have a list of things to do. Do you: Get high (4) or do the thing on the list.(8)
1) Going on the internet doesn't take a minute - it takes twelve. You need a boost to get back to the to-do list. Do you: Get high (3), or skip to an easier thing on the list. (5)
2) You go back to the list and see something that may take some time to complete. Do you: Take the first steps to complete that thing (7), or go on the internet for a minute. (1)
3) You find a newfound enthusiasm for the list. Something distracts you and end up not doing much for the next two hours. You start to feel bad about yourself and question why you keep getting high, why you are so 'bad'. Do you: Get back to the list (5), or examine your life some more? (9)
4) You get high. It feels good. You smile. You spend the next two hours not doing much. It begins to wear off. You feel a little down. Do you: Get high again (6) or go back to the list (2).
5) You shrug off the downward slope to inaction. You start with an easy thing to get you going. You're back on track. Keep going!
6) It feels good to take another hit. Soon after, you are looking at the internet aimlessy. You feel your cognitive functioning decreasing. Someone offers you a joint. Do you: Smoke the joint (1), or struggle to get back to the list. (5)
7) You realize bird by bird you can get it done. You get another thing done, and you keep going. Go for it!
8) You do a thing on the list. It feels good to complete it. You want to feel even better. Do you: Get a little high (3), or do the next thing on the list. (2)
(9) You end up with no answers to your many questions. You feel down. You smoke more weed to forget about your inability to act. Not another thing on the to-do list is completed today.
1) Going on the internet doesn't take a minute - it takes twelve. You need a boost to get back to the to-do list. Do you: Get high (3), or skip to an easier thing on the list. (5)
2) You go back to the list and see something that may take some time to complete. Do you: Take the first steps to complete that thing (7), or go on the internet for a minute. (1)
3) You find a newfound enthusiasm for the list. Something distracts you and end up not doing much for the next two hours. You start to feel bad about yourself and question why you keep getting high, why you are so 'bad'. Do you: Get back to the list (5), or examine your life some more? (9)
4) You get high. It feels good. You smile. You spend the next two hours not doing much. It begins to wear off. You feel a little down. Do you: Get high again (6) or go back to the list (2).
5) You shrug off the downward slope to inaction. You start with an easy thing to get you going. You're back on track. Keep going!
6) It feels good to take another hit. Soon after, you are looking at the internet aimlessy. You feel your cognitive functioning decreasing. Someone offers you a joint. Do you: Smoke the joint (1), or struggle to get back to the list. (5)
7) You realize bird by bird you can get it done. You get another thing done, and you keep going. Go for it!
8) You do a thing on the list. It feels good to complete it. You want to feel even better. Do you: Get a little high (3), or do the next thing on the list. (2)
(9) You end up with no answers to your many questions. You feel down. You smoke more weed to forget about your inability to act. Not another thing on the to-do list is completed today.
