Aaron

No, no, you know what I mean?

But, look, I can tell you, I went to NCID, which is, I was one of the only people from a woke class, one of very few, to get people from a woke class area in that college.

It's very, the demographic of that college would be people who are middle class and upper class.

A lot of very rich people in that college as well come through.

because it's an art college.

That's kind of the nature of the thing.

But I can tell you, a lot of people from all different backgrounds, whether they were the old class, whether they were the middle class, or whether they were old class, they were all doing drugs.

You know, it exists in every kind of pocket of society.

It's just done behind closed doors.

It makes me very sad.

It makes me very sad.

It is very sad, yeah.

That it's in other communities as well, other rural communities as well.

That's the case, you know.

And it makes me very sad that that's become the norm.

But you have to ask, like, why did it become the North?

You can't just say that they're a problem because they have a motorway of across the U.S.

troops and across the Celtics.

Like, we need to collectively, as a society, as a country, we need to put more work into why has this become the case in these days?

And you can't just say the prisons, because statistically, most people who end up in prison in this country are from a limited area, a limited kind of set of postcodes, right?