No, I wasn't implying that, not even considering it. Sure, I was not cool enough to belong to any group in school during the late 90s (hence never smoked) and I

No, I wasn't implying that, not even considering it. Sure, I was not cool enough to belong to any group in school during the late 90s (hence never smoked) and I'm European (barely got pain killers subscribed) but I do know that even me, when pushed hard enough to the edge, could fall into drugs or just plain suicide. Anyone can be. What's the "career path" of an addict? How many years before they are likely to overdose? Does that coincide with economic struggles of the recent years, military returning and suffering from PTSD? It might take drug addicts take more time to "progress" on their career than it does take new, deadlier drugs to kill them off. It sounds harsh, I know, but it's a possibility. I sincerely hope the fall is due to less fentanyl being imported and parts of the darknet shutdown (I like how the netherland police once took over a darknet market).