Richard Taite
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So that's not in there yet. No, it is in there. Okay. So what does it say? What is the definition of completely completed their treatment? Well, I imagine, you know, if it's a number of steps.
I don't know what that includes. So you'd have to read more in the details of Prop 13. I want you to send that. I don't want to put them on the screen. Because that's bull. And let me tell you, Walk, depending on how you define that, Okay. It doesn't mean anything. It's like saying, what is your success rate in a rehab? People ask me that all the time. I'm like, what criteria?
I don't know what that includes. So you'd have to read more in the details of Prop 13. I want you to send that. I don't want to put them on the screen. Because that's bull. And let me tell you, Walk, depending on how you define that, Okay. It doesn't mean anything. It's like saying, what is your success rate in a rehab? People ask me that all the time. I'm like, what criteria?
I don't know what that includes. So you'd have to read more in the details of Prop 13. I want you to send that. I don't want to put them on the screen. Because that's bull. And let me tell you, Walk, depending on how you define that, Okay. It doesn't mean anything. It's like saying, what is your success rate in a rehab? People ask me that all the time. I'm like, what criteria?
Because every single rehab uses a different criteria to serve them and make them look good. My definition is a year sober with regular testing every week. Okay, so that you know, you don't think you know, you know, you know, it's real, right? So a year sober, you know, six months in a rehab and six months in a sober living with outpatient. Okay, that to me sounds like, okay, you're good.
Because every single rehab uses a different criteria to serve them and make them look good. My definition is a year sober with regular testing every week. Okay, so that you know, you don't think you know, you know, you know, it's real, right? So a year sober, you know, six months in a rehab and six months in a sober living with outpatient. Okay, that to me sounds like, okay, you're good.
Because every single rehab uses a different criteria to serve them and make them look good. My definition is a year sober with regular testing every week. Okay, so that you know, you don't think you know, you know, you know, it's real, right? So a year sober, you know, six months in a rehab and six months in a sober living with outpatient. Okay, that to me sounds like, okay, you're good.
I would even say further, it might be an extra two years OK. Right. So if you fall in the next two years, it's not expunged. Right. So these are the types of things that I would be interested to know.
I would even say further, it might be an extra two years OK. Right. So if you fall in the next two years, it's not expunged. Right. So these are the types of things that I would be interested to know.
I would even say further, it might be an extra two years OK. Right. So if you fall in the next two years, it's not expunged. Right. So these are the types of things that I would be interested to know.
But that goes back... That's not... That's illusory. Okay? It's illusory because... 98% or 99% are being settled out. They're not going to trial. They're not being arrested. You're saying they're not even being arrested? That's correct. Absolutely. You didn't say convicted. You said arrested. Arrested. Both. Both. 98% of the fentanyl dealers don't even get arrested. Absolutely.
But that goes back... That's not... That's illusory. Okay? It's illusory because... 98% or 99% are being settled out. They're not going to trial. They're not being arrested. You're saying they're not even being arrested? That's correct. Absolutely. You didn't say convicted. You said arrested. Arrested. Both. Both. 98% of the fentanyl dealers don't even get arrested. Absolutely.
But that goes back... That's not... That's illusory. Okay? It's illusory because... 98% or 99% are being settled out. They're not going to trial. They're not being arrested. You're saying they're not even being arrested? That's correct. Absolutely. You didn't say convicted. You said arrested. Arrested. Both. Both. 98% of the fentanyl dealers don't even get arrested. Absolutely.
So they're out there and the cops are just, I don't want to deal with this right now.
So they're out there and the cops are just, I don't want to deal with this right now.
So they're out there and the cops are just, I don't want to deal with this right now.
And we need to shift that. Why are they writing it up as an accidental overdose? How would they know? Why wouldn't they just write it up as an overdose and then let the legal process take its course? Because if it's marked non-criminal. There's no further investigation. What do you mean? How do you mark an overdose non-criminal before you've investigated it?
And we need to shift that. Why are they writing it up as an accidental overdose? How would they know? Why wouldn't they just write it up as an overdose and then let the legal process take its course? Because if it's marked non-criminal. There's no further investigation. What do you mean? How do you mark an overdose non-criminal before you've investigated it?
And we need to shift that. Why are they writing it up as an accidental overdose? How would they know? Why wouldn't they just write it up as an overdose and then let the legal process take its course? Because if it's marked non-criminal. There's no further investigation. What do you mean? How do you mark an overdose non-criminal before you've investigated it?
OK, so but they don't know. So why not, Nathan? There's your next deal.