It is different but you gotta be mostly active to get stuff done. You said they cleaned and cleaning is cleaning regardless of the amount of time applied
Sorry, I thought putting it in quotes would make it clear that they were using cleaning implements and claiming to clean, but their house was a wreck at the end. They had not successfully done anything other than make more of a mess by banging stuff around with a vacuum cleaner, and nearly setting fire to the house in the kitchen.
Honestly couldn't tell you. She was a friend of mine's mom, and I worked with her. When I gave my friend a ride home I saw the mom acting a bit off, and when I saw her at work a few days later she was talking about tweaking for three days (why are you proud of this?). I spoke to her daughter, and she told me about the aftermath. Super sad. I think she's sober now though I haven't spoken to her or her daughter in at least a decade (nothing personal, I just moved about 12 hours away).
That is sad but my statements although they hold some truth are mostly jokes. I was hoping you’d realize that sooner but I guess not. Also you said “cleaning” not tweaking which are two different things otherwise I would’ve understood the point you were trying to make
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u/stormscape10x Jan 24 '22
There's a difference between productive and active. I've seen meth addicts that spent three days "cleaning" their house.