It’s Friday – let’s have a look in the mailbag.  About drug testing construction workers, Professor twiggy tweets it’s better to have employees who smoke pot after work, than crack heads on the job.  Rick says the union privacy argument doesn’t work – firefighters don’t knock on the door of a burning house.  About doing private business on a company computer, Gail was happy to see this time the accused is going to trial, she's seen too many cases where a police slip-up let someone slip away.  About bullying, Ben points out not one of the people who bullied teens who then shot students at school has ever been held accountable. And, I got a surprising number of comments from adults who get bullied by supervisors at work.  Should we put pictures of diseased people on packages of fatty, sugary foods?  Paul wants to know who gets to decide what is junk food.  Several letters ask why we don’t put pictures of deadly traffic collisions on bottles of alcohol.  Russell says they should put pictures of sick people on junk food only if they put good looking people on supposedly healthy food.  “Oh wait,” he says, “They already do.  Let me know what you think and have a great week-end.

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