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150 - Ms Pat is WILD!
2:20question today we're GNA talk about the history of crack since the pandemic has been going on I know you haven't sold2:26crack in 30 years but have you thought about selling crack since there's no live shows [ __ ] no you want me in2:33jail um no [ __ ] smoke crack in 2020 I don't even know people who smoke crack I
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1:14:07between cocaine and crack like I talk about truck. It's Look at his eyes. Like I have a passion for for V8s and1:14:13he's like a cheetah that sees a diesel fixes. He has a passion for crack cocaine. Go ahead and play this.1:14:19Play this. This is what you don't you don't want to be a connoisseur and crack and cocaine. He also is a spitting image and talks
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Comedian Miss Pat discusses her transition from selling crack in the 1980s to her current life as a mother, wife, and comedian, highlighting how a 'normal' family life provides relatable material.summaryMiss Pat started selling crack at age 15-16 in 1988, noting that black communities shifted from selling traditional items like bean pies to crack during the epidemic.takeawayShe observes that crack is easier to produce and consume than cocaine, which often caused physical damage like nose bleeds, whereas crack allowed for continuous use until financial ruin.takeaway
Ms Pat is WILD! | ep 150 - History Hyenas
Comedian Miss Pat discusses her history as a crack dealer in the 1980s, her transition to a family-oriented life, and the racial disparities in drug sentencing laws.summaryMiss Pat sold crack cocaine in Atlanta from approximately 1988 to 1995, starting when she was 15 or 16 years old, before meeting her husband and going to prison.takeawayThere is a significant disparity in sentencing between crack cocaine and powder cocaine, with crack penalties being roughly 10 times harsher, which disproportionately affected minority neighborhoods compared to white usetakeaway
Drug Kingpin El Primo, Who Worked Directly wth El Chapo, Tells His Life Story (Full Interview)
The Crack Era as a Franchise Model: The Chambers brothers operated crack houses like McDonald's franchises with strict rules (no loud music, no girlfriend interference, fines for late drops). This structure influenced Bitakeaway“If I want to smoke crack, I should be able to smoke crack. Long as I pay my taxes, take care of my kids, I ain't robbing no goddamn body... If we're in a free goddamn country and I want to smoke crack, I should be smokequote
Krack on Getting Played by His Wife, Rebuilding from Zero & Being Real in Atlanta | Big Facts
Crack aka Rich Loner shares his journey from a rough Atlanta upbringing to becoming a viral content creator, emphasizing the importance of authenticity, spiritual alignment, and breaking generational curses.summaryCrack distinguishes between his online persona (which may appear harsh or critical of women) and his real self, explaining that his content stems from healed pain used to teach lessons rather than genuine hatred.takeawayCrack practices a syncretic spiritual approach, attending church with his grandmother while also observing Ramadan and performing the Shahada, believing that the intent of the heart matters more than religious labels.takeaway
The Bright Side of Crack
The hosts discuss extreme drug experiences including smoking heroin from poppy plants and embalming fluid, alongside detailed accounts of cocaine and crack use.summaryCrack cocaine is distinguished from freebase by the addition of an ingredient like baking soda during processing.takeaway“Crack is 100 guaranteed... that's not how it usually goes. That's not how it usually terrific customer said right”quote