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People admit to doing drugs all the time. They can't all go to jail. What happens if they admit to doing drugs?
The polygraph test is the most important test any of you will ever take. Until you take one, you have no idea how traumatic and grueling it can be - it is that way for a reason. The polygraph operators want you to be so frightened that you "spill your guts". Some federal agencies give bonuses to polygraph operators that get the most damaging admissions! In fact, many people are so intimidated that they make statements that the polygrapher will use to disqualify or incriminate them - some people are so frightened that they confess to things they haven't even done! DON'T DO THAT! But, if you so have anything to admit, put it on your application, or if you have anything to confess, tell it to the investigator. Please don't give the polygraph operator the satisfaction of bragging about what you told him that they could not have known without him and his magical machine! That is how these con men justify their existence!
Posted by: tictac Posted on: Aug 14th, 2013 at 11:27am