Chubby pizza boy became a drug kingpin.
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AllGrownUp420
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damn i read that whole thing! incredible story.
It's amazing how stupid some people can be... Dealing is a careful science, not something you just dive into on a whim. Having been a part of that world I've watched a lot of people come up and fall down, and I've seen a few people stay up. Not once has one of the stupid ones stayed up for long... There isn't room for luck in that world, everything must be calculated. You have to be paranoid to be a dealer, not crazy, but certainly a bit paranoid.
Suby said:
Gotta agree with you there.
I played around for a LITTLE while and realized after getting robbed by a close friend that greed has no boundaries. Pot dealers will rip you off just as quick as the crack dealer selling you soap chunks with anbesol sprayed on them. That and it creates a black market that doesn't do our cause any good.
But hey, you need smoke, you need some, that's all there is to it. One day we'll all set ourselves free.
Best of luck to all of you and remember, if you have to think twice about it, don't do it.
kurlyq2g
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When the cases went to trial in 2004, Nate was portrayed as the kingpin of a drug empire. Scuzz and Topher both got thirty months; most of the others, somewhere between thirty and forty-six. Nate pleaded guilty to five of the fifty-nine counts against him and received a twelve-year sentence; ten years of the sentence is a mandatory minimum and not subject to parole. Giovanni Mendiola, by contrast, pleaded guilty to the murder of Brendan Butler and received a life sentence with a possibility of parole in eight years.
christ almighty.. that makes me a little sick
christ almighty.. that makes me a little sick
Thats what happens when little 19 yr old kids drug deal. To immature and ignorant to run a business and/or deal with competition. When your 19, you think you know everything, you have it all figured out. Hell, when I was that age, I thought I knew it all too. My parents would say this same thing to me. I was like, yeah whatever, things are different then when you guys were kids.
Nope. I was wrong. I'm getting close to 30 now, and I realize I know nothing. Kids think they're invincibile anymore. Think they are "bad asses" and that they have all the answers. I used too... I'm glad I didn't get hurt, or end up in jail because I should have. If any kids read this, be careful anymore. The world is not as safe as it once was.
Nope. I was wrong. I'm getting close to 30 now, and I realize I know nothing. Kids think they're invincibile anymore. Think they are "bad asses" and that they have all the answers. I used too... I'm glad I didn't get hurt, or end up in jail because I should have. If any kids read this, be careful anymore. The world is not as safe as it once was.
princessbaked
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yep nice judicial systems.
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Ya Hollywood they are going to make it as glamorous as they can just to rack in the cashRingoStar said:I read that they are making a movie based on this story.
I hope they don't portray it as glamorous because if they do, we will have copycat drug dealers everywhere. :grumble:
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i said the some shit to my parentsRingoStar said:
haven't we all
im all so in my 30's and i bet they said the same thing to there parents bet it go's way back to the caveman
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The ME generation was created by consumerism and television
we have become what we have, the new measue of success is how big is your slice of the pie, and values that are not blatenly tangible such as integrity are abandoned
I used to think that the pot world was different as if the plant would fix people
i think the plant allows the process to begin, but people still get to make the choice between being quality human beings or not.
that seems to be the biggest threat, regardless of what happens people still can choose to do right or wrong and most people simply choose what the perceive being best for them regardless of right or wrong
no shit...but it's not just outside of here and it's not just kids...some old shitheads can be just as sneaky and say anything to cause harm too.
it just boils down to; be careful who you get close to...even a r/l friend can give up personal info without knowing the potential harm it can cause when someone you personally know innocently and coincidentally hooks up with another who is out to do you harm and ferrets out info...going so far as tracking down actual names and addresses!
trueblu8
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I got another good book for you guys.
"Both sad and hilarious at the same time, this book is a must read for anyone who wonders at our current criminal justice policy. Almost four decades of the drug war have produced no discernable reduction in drug use, but loads of folks in prison and a steady erosion of our constitutional rights."
"Both sad and hilarious at the same time, this book is a must read for anyone who wonders at our current criminal justice policy. Almost four decades of the drug war have produced no discernable reduction in drug use, but loads of folks in prison and a steady erosion of our constitutional rights."
i agree with a lot of the stories shared about the youth getting into dealing, but not all of the stories end up with arrests / violence. I'm living proof....though I don't involve myself in it anymore. Some people really DO get in, make some $, and get out while time is still on their side. Its a matter of intelligence, discipline, and direction in life. With a little luck mixed in of course.
kids and drugs no no
but yet, kids go into them anyways
but yet, kids go into them anyways
Entertainment
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Some kids are smarter then adults, you should know that...
On topic, if I had a opportunity to do what they did, I would go for it. Just the brain part would come into my plan.
LenteebymnPex
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