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Michael, would it be a good idea for if you if you or your friends use drugs on some kind of basis for you and your friends to have this on hand in case you run into a problem? Would that be a good practice for people?
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Michael, would it be a good idea for if you if you or your friends use drugs on some kind of basis for you and your friends to have this on hand in case you run into a problem? Would that be a good practice for people?
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Like the reality is people use drugs. The reality is there's fentanyl in everything and we should be willing to carry these things around to save people's lives.
So, the reality is if you're going to use um street drugs, cocaine, MDMA, anything you don't buy from a pharmacy, you should really have on hand nlloxxone. And you can buy this online. Like you can go online and for like 15 bucks, buy two doses of like nasal nlloxxone spray. And that should be on hand for you, for your friends. Like in my opinion, pretty much everyone should have it um you know in their car, on their keychain, whatever in case somebody goes down and they're unresponsive because the first thing you should do is give them that shot or it's a nasal spray. Give them that nasal spray and you could very well save their life.