Greg Snavely

Sackler family.

It was, I believe, Purdue.

Yep.

And again, I don't know if anything will come out of it, but I feel like somebody needs to be held accountable.

It's disgusting that you can... I mean, we still have the opioid epidemic running rampant in this country right now.

If I had the same addiction I had back then...

Today, I probably wouldn't be here.

Because, you know, when you're taking oxys, you know, if you could do three yesterday, you can do three today.

You can do three tomorrow, probably three and a half when you're buying street stuff.

You know, it takes one dose that was stronger than yesterday's and you're done.

So anyway, he ends up.

Getting arrested.

Probably 18 months, two years.

Oh, okay.

Yeah, we had a good, I had a good run, you know, all things considered.

And I would never, ever, like a lot of people there, I mean, you'd see plates from Louisiana and five people to a minivan.

And, you know, you'd see the drug dealer outside who was sending all his people in to get their stuff and whatever.

They call that sponsoring somebody.

Yeah.

where they you know they they come in and they'll pay for you because you don't have the 300 plus the 200 at the pharmacy to get it out or whatever and they actually started putting up signs all over brevard county that said don't bring dr gayden prescriptions in here because they're tired of people overdosing in the bathrooms or whatever so it was i mean it was just all bad and