Husband is turning down 90,000$ job offer
He was a man unraveling in the wake of a ruthless layoff, his desperation fueled by a fiery refusal to conform.
His relentless emails to the CFO, laced with wild accusations and defiance, only sealed his fate, pushing him to the front of the corporate chopping block.
The job he clung to slipped through his fingers, leaving him lost in the shadow of his own unraveling. Hope flickered briefly when he passed interviews with a staffing agency, promising a fresh start as a systems engineer.
But that fragile hope was shattered with a failed drug test, a consequence of his reliance on medical ma****ana. His dreams crumbled once more, leaving a trail of disrupted schedules and dashed expectations in the quiet chaos of their lives.
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The original poster (OP) is facing significant stress due to their spouse's recent job loss, erratic behavior leading to the loss, and now a potential opportunity being jeopardized by a positive drug test related to medical ma****ana use.
The central conflict lies between the OP's pragmatic need for financial s**bility, demonstrated by rescheduling her critical patient appointments, and the spouse's defiant, uncompromising stance against standard employment procedures, which further threatens their income and family security.
Is the OP correct in insisting their spouse accept the job offer, comply with standard record-keeping policies, and focus on financial recovery, or is the spouse justified in feeling personally targeted by the drug testing policy and demanding the records be destroyed, potentially sacrificing a necessary income source?
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