Should I. I think so. What do you think?
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tangman99
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It depends on the PD. I had plenty of tickets beforehand and they didn't care. In the poly they asked me if I had ever done illegal drugs. I had tried pot when in highschool but never messed with it again. That didn't hurt me either. I was told that if I lied on the poly, it was an automatic failure. The main thing is prior criminal history.
Stress isn't bad to deal with as long as you recognize it and make it a point to deal with it. It can be as easy as exercising or meditation. Just take a few minutes a day to do stress relief techniques.
I loved Midnight shift. I was home everyday and could sleep while my wife was at work at the kid was in school. I would get out of bed around 3PM and spend everyday with my kid until he went to bed. It took my wife some time getting used to being home at night alone but she did.
Stress isn't bad to deal with as long as you recognize it and make it a point to deal with it. It can be as easy as exercising or meditation. Just take a few minutes a day to do stress relief techniques.
I loved Midnight shift. I was home everyday and could sleep while my wife was at work at the kid was in school. I would get out of bed around 3PM and spend everyday with my kid until he went to bed. It took my wife some time getting used to being home at night alone but she did.
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kikithemermaid
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I'd say go with the police officer. If it's something you've always wanted to do, go for it! People don't always get the chance to have two careers they've been interested in.
socal57che
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Originally Posted by The Egregious
http:///forum/post/2767055
I guess if they look into credit. That could be a slight problem, maybe. My credit isn't that bad but I do have around 16,000.00 dollars in debt from student loans etc.
They are looking to see how responsible you are. Your credit report is the only tangible thing they can look at to get a picture of how responsible you are. Insurance companies do it, too. It's not about the money, it's about profiling.
http:///forum/post/2767055
I guess if they look into credit. That could be a slight problem, maybe. My credit isn't that bad but I do have around 16,000.00 dollars in debt from student loans etc.
They are looking to see how responsible you are. Your credit report is the only tangible thing they can look at to get a picture of how responsible you are. Insurance companies do it, too. It's not about the money, it's about profiling.