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You get used to it after awhile. It heightens the other senses.

I can't wait for them to legalize it. I would rather interact with a million stoned people then one drunk person, and I imagine every cop feels the exact same way. They lead us to believe that Marijuana would be federally legal in 2020, they would legalize it sooner, but politics got in the way.

Not at all. I have no idea why people think that, but we are more than happy to have them believe it. I used to see them check other people to see if they were cops, and I heard the absolute dumbest reasoning ever. I heard "cops don't have tattoo's", "Cops don't have earings", "they don't send white guys undercover". Alot of bad information is going around to drug dealers, and cops aren't about to inform them otherwise.

I think the most extreme thing I saw was one drug dealer attempt to execute one of his subordinates, and the bullet hit the guy in the skull and rode under the skin and came out the front. So on first glance it looked like the shot went straight through his head, but it had really never gone more than just under the skin. He had a bad concussion and one hell of a headache, but he literally ran away from the scene. That was probably the most extraordinary thing I saw as well.

I genuinely enjoyed myself all the time, but it would be difficult to call anyone a friend if you couldn't be yourself around them.

I appreciate all your questions.

Actually I met alot of people who were really good people, they just got stuck doing things they didn't like about themselves, and found out they were really good at it. I don't think selling drugs makes you a bad person, but I wish people could see all the hurt that it does to people who can't control their addiction.