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In a nearby affluent community: I was approached by a local community member to help start an FRC team specifically to give students some way to do something constructive and well-being building specifically to help reduce the number of students dying from drug overdoses.

Problem with 'rich kids = better drugs' they get powerful drugs from the same pool of illegal drugs as poor kids. Drug dealers are not obligated to quality standards. So you know what you really have: 'rich kids = more potent drugs = more likely to die from overdose'.

I don't drink.
I don't smoke.
I don't use illegal drugs.

It's not my job to judge those that do - but I have seen the wreckage in my family from these habits and I'll leave you to wonder how bad it can get to avoid even a little - even once.

There are actually several things you can eat that will show up on a drug test:
For example a large quantity of poppy seeds.
So depending on how sensitive one is to the idea of drug exposure: depends on how far you want to go with abstinence.