Spencer Pratt

You know, that's the point.

We have created a society where they can feel safe doing drugs without like one time you're dead.

Like that's a new, that was very rare.

Like in the movies we were growing up, it's like you got a hot dose of heroin and you shoot up, you could OD.

Right.

Like that's a movie scene.

Now that could be anything you take.

So I think the problem is I don't think kids have enough dare commercials with the stakes.

So even if, you know, you're never going to not have kids experiment, but they need to know how dangerous it is now.

And it's back to when I meet with the fire station guys, they tell me when they were growing up, even when,

they would teach you how to when to call 911 all of our resources of the fire department they go to these houses for toothaches ankles we need to have a real marketing campaign to the youth whether it's when to call 911 how dangerous these drugs are you know your friend on snapchat tells you try this vicodin you could die i just don't think when you're 15 you think oh no this dealer is good my friend gets like we just need the public's awareness

People who know, know because they know somebody who's died.

But I just don't think when you're 15, 16, the real death reality and the choices are put on the youth.

But kids are always going to want to experiment.

We just need to make it happen.

a lot safer by stopping the cartels from getting this you know danger you know we need to target the cartels they they don't care if they kill us they you know do you feel like there is any progress made in the recent macarthur park operation no yeah i was just down there there was a whole new bag of fenty gets dropped off by the plug the next day they get one out the volume of this stuff not to mention ready for this did you see what the doj did

We pay for those needles, right?

They just busted one of the city workers, the path guys.

Not only did we pay for the needle, he got caught slinging the drugs to the addicts.

So our tax money is giving them the needles and then he's slinging the drugs.