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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Jamaica
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My fiance left Montego Bay at 330am. He arrived 6am.  There was already a line.  His appointment was at 8am.  
He got out of the first section with the doctor at 8:20am.   questions asked:

 

1.  Do you smoke weed?

2.  Do you smoke tobacco?

3.  How often do you smoke tobacco?

4.  When was last time you smoked tobacco?

5.  Are you sure you have never smoked weed?

He then got Xrays.  He then got (2) shots Chicken Pox and he didnt know the other one :)
He did have his vaccination card.  
they drew blood, he gave a urine sample.  

He was done at 845am and on his way home.
Super super fast!

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Jamaica
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2 hours ago, boris64 said:

That's a lot of questions about tobacco))))

i know...and he IS a tobacco smoker.  so he just answered truthfully

 

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Taiwan
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30 minutes ago, fluffykim said:

i know...and he IS a tobacco smoker.  so he just answered truthfully

 

Be happy....Tobacco use will not incur a ban......

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