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Dopey 344: Confessions of a Fentanyl Dealer; Prison, rehab, crack, body brokering, arrests, recovery
Dopey 344: Confessions of a Fentanyl Dealer; Prison, rehab, crack, body brokering, arrests, recovery
Dopey 344: Confessions of a Fentanyl Dealer; Prison, rehab, crack, body brokering, arrests, recovery
Saturday 19th February 2022
Join Jay on Dopey as he recounts his path from fentanyl dealing to seeking redemption. A raw and eye-opening episode on addiction and recovery.
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Get the buttons here!Jay's Journey: From Fentanyl Dealing to Redemption on Dopey
I'm not going to minimize what a fentanyl dealer does to the community, but I also I'm not going to minimize that we all fuck up and that we can turn our lives around, and I feel like that's what Jay is trying to do.
Ever wondered what it’s like to go from a seemingly normal childhood to the depths of drug dealing and addiction? In this gripping episode of Dopey, hosts Dave and Chris sit down with Jay, a man who has seen it all. Growing up in the picturesque town of Sayville, Long Island, Jay’s life took a dark turn as he plunged into the chaotic world of drugs, violence, and crime.
His story is nothing short of a rollercoaster, filled with highs and lows that you won't believe. Jay’s lucrative yet dangerous career in drug dealing saw him selling everything from weed to fentanyl. He doesn't shy away from discussing the perils of fentanyl, shedding light on how it not only wrecked his business but nearly destroyed his life. But that’s not where his tale ends.
Jay also dives into his controversial involvement in body brokering within the addiction treatment industry—a practice that’s as shady as it sounds. Throughout the episode, Jay emphasizes the possibility of redemption and the importance of seeking recovery, no matter how far one has fallen.
As Dave puts it, 'I'm not going to minimize what a fentanyl dealer does to the community, but I also I'm not going to minimize that we all mess up and that we can turn our lives around, and I feel like that's what Jay is trying to do'. This episode is a raw, eye-opening look into the dark corners of addiction and the long road to recovery.
Whether you're personally affected by addiction or just curious about its complexities, Jay’s story is a must-listen.