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When I think of New York City, my mind immediately goes to one movie: American Psycho. Patrick Bateman and his merry band of yuppies gallivanting around the Lower East Side working in finance by day and blowing massive amounts of cocaine by night. I think of overindulgence, all night parties in high rise apartments, and heavy drug use. Cocaine and New York City go together like peanut butter and jelly. Cocaine is an expensive habit, and it’s no surprise to me that high profile executives in the city are users of nose coffee. Just last week, a millionaire executive from Chipotle, a Fox Business Network producer, and a Merrill Lynch associate were all arrested in a sting operation carried out by the NYPD.
From The New York Post:
“This is actually terrifying. Everybody is scared.”
To hear the people interviewed talking about how the sting has affected their lives you would have thought that there was a serial murderer on the loose or a family member had just passed away.
“My [dealer] was stuck in Queens and the bartender told us about a guy we could talk to [in a corner of the bar]. Before the bust was in the news, we would have taken a shot. But now I’m more cautious. We thought he looked too clean-cut. We didn’t get involved.”
Absolutely hysterical stuff here. Their liberties are being stepped on! They need this stuff. I for one can’t believe the nerve of the NYPD. Yuppies are people too. Just because they want to use a highly addictive and illegal drug every weekend doesn’t mean they deserved to be victims of a sting operation.
“The arrests are crazy, especially in . . . New York. It’s like busting people for drinking coffee.”
Don’t try and justify your 400-dollar a week habit by saying “This is New York.” If you want to buy cocaine then buy cocaine. Isn’t part of the appeal of this drug knowing that it’s very illegal and you can get in a lot of trouble for having it? These testimonials don’t really surprise me. New Yorkers are going to continue to seek out cocaine for as long as the Earth continues to spin. Today is a sad, sad, day for New York City. I bet the price of an eight ball has sky rocketed since this news. Here’s hoping all of you New Yorkers aren’t affected too adversely by this horrible, menacing, atrocity. .
[via New York Post]
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jduda@grandex.co
This is the kind of hard hitting news reporting I expect and enjoy from PGP
#BlowLivesMatter
“We thought he looked too clean cut, so we didn’t get involved.”
Thats right guys, this is why I only buy my drugs from disheveled, irate, marginalized, and oppressed demographics under highway overpasses at night. Everyone already knows that clean cut guy is an undercover cop who is actually trying to supplement his own coke addiction on the side while hiding it from his fellow cops and his family while simultaneously arresting people who do coke.
Shout out to all the unfortunate souls who shove condoms full of coke up their asses and cross the border so that us Americans can drink more and actually have the energy and social skills to go out and talk to people after work.
Watched “The Big Short” last night so I may be a little cynical. These wall street guys can go straight to hell.
Could be wrong here but wouldn’t the price go down? Lower demand and all that. Pretty sure it’s time to buy low, sell high and bro down.
There is no such thing as lower demand for cocaine
Opposite. there is less supply of dealers to sell you blow. New dealers cant enter the market with paranoia at an all time high so proven dealers can charge any price.