Please don't buy meth!'"Ĭracked Pro Tip: Smoking rock candy is a great way to gain all the social benefits of meth use with none of the open sores. "Once or twice a semester someone will say, 'Give me all the meth you have!'" Roy tells us, because apparently his high school is populated by enthusiastic 1930s businessmen, "and I'm like 'I don't have any, and I don't want to have any. Weed may be as harmless as a garter snake whose heart is filled with love, but meth is more like a king cobra whose venom sacs are filled with meth. He would die." When all drugs are lumped together, kids start to think of them as different flavors of ice cream, when in reality they're more like different species of snakes. "I had a sophomore come up last week and ask for an 8-ball of cocaine. I spent 45 minutes, maybe an hour, explaining to him how wrong that was."īut it doesn't stop there, because once kids find out that they've been lied to about weed, they assume they've been lied to about everything else, too. I offered him some weed, and he acted like I was trying to kill his family with a spoon. "I once had a buyer who thought Reefer Madness was a documentary. "When I was in, they spent an entire month on marijuana, then three to four weeks on every other drug, then one day for alcohol," says Roy. "A couple of people - I think I know who it was, old clients - showed up in ski masks, held a gun to my head, ransacked the house, took a bunch of money, and took off." We're not asking that you shed a single tear for the plight of all the poor drug dealers out there we're just saying that most of them are like spiders: more scared of you than you are of them.Īnd capable of spinning complex webs with their asses. Cairi's brush with unruly dealers was a tad more extreme: After her husband got arrested, her clients knew that she was home alone with a ton of cash and drugs. He knows they'll leap at any opportunity to beat the shit out of him and take all his drugs and money, so he has to stash cash and drugs in various places around his high school just to keep them safe. As a high school dealer, Roy makes a conscious effort to stay away from certain groups of kids who know about his dealing. Since dealers can't exactly calls the cops for help, they're at the mercy of anyone who feels like ripping them off. The bathroom of a nightclub certainly is "out of the house." Related: 6 Drug Busts That Went Embarrassingly Wrong Hey, gotta do something to get you out of the house, right? Yep: The same reason a bored housewife gets a job at New Seasons might be why your dealer is doing it, too. Drugs are a part-time job for most dealers. And they weren't flipping burgers, either most of them were considered skilled workers, doing fairly well for themselves before they even started dealing. They found that three-quarters of these dealers had full-time employment. Researchers in Washington, D.C., America's Terrifying Drug Basket, surveyed over 11,000 people charged with street-level dealing back in the 1990s. As a dealer, you're facing way more jail time than a casual user would, so there's absolutely no reason to get pushy. That stereotypical dealer wouldn't be a terribly effective one: If you act like the dealers in those commercials and try to bully people into doing drugs, they'll just rat you out.
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