2 chapters across the catalog
Kevin describes how a bone infection at age 14 led to a prescription for Narco, which immediately triggered his addiction. He details his progression from Vicodin to Oxycodone and eventually to heroin when the street price of pills became too high. The hosts blame Purdue Pharma for creating the "wholesale" environment that fueled the opioid crisis.
Adam Curry shares a story about childhood "rock fights" in Holland to illustrate the universal nature of adrenaline-seeking. Moe argues for "GBG" (Give Black Boys Guns) as a way to teach respect for firearms through hunting. The hosts then contrast the harsh prosecution of street dealers with the "scam" of Purdue Pharma, where executives paid fines instead of going to jail for the opioid epidemic.
