Date: January 28th, 2019 9:32 AM Author: Spectacular field
Just read the Aaron Hernandez book and his distributer (1.5 levels above a street dealer; only dealt in ounces) had a CLEAN RECORD for 20 years before getting caught. Was making $200k cash a year and never had an honest job
Date: January 28th, 2019 9:48 AM Author: avocado bawdyhouse tank
If you keep the transactions to high value and low unit volume, keep your mouth shut and follow rules (like having a burner phone, not using your real name, not doing business where you live at) you can go for a long time without getting caught and minimize your risk.
The difficulty is really about having a consistent reliable hookup for weight - which is dangerous because people who sell weight are criminals for almost all types of drugs. That makes it hard to get out of the game if you decide to quit - because if you are good, they decide when you quit.
If you buy a kilo or half kilo of coke once every three to six months and break it down into ounces in the intervening time you can be in good shape.
It is really not worth it to sell drugs man - if you are good at selling drugs you can make money in other ways legally that are way less stressful.
Date: January 28th, 2019 9:52 AM Author: Crawly transparent menage jewess
This to me seems to hit on what the most dangerous part would be. Selling weed or blow to shithead college students or party girls doesn’t seem dangerous, but dealing with the actual importers/major distributors seems like it would be hyper-stressful
Date: January 28th, 2019 9:59 AM Author: aggressive church building
I think this is right.
I think the biggest concern would be the fact that you are always going to have bad apples working in the field and sooner or later someone is going to fuck everything up. When some nepotism-placed idiot fucks things up in most fields, there are consequences to everyone working w him, but they rarely rise to the level of going to jail. However, there's no room for that in a drug business. You are entrusting your life to people, 90 percent of whom may be good people, but ten percent of which are going to be doomed morons.
Date: January 28th, 2019 10:53 AM Author: Fracture in the Maidenhead
right. but i think a careful, high iq person could really minimize the risk. still, you'll have to trust someone, and if they roll on you you're fucked.
Date: January 28th, 2019 8:52 PM Author: Big Snowy Crackhouse Immigrant
As a market-maker, you have to trust people on both sides of the transaction. Above you are violent criminals and risk-loving retards. Below you are America's small-time drug addicts who don't have a better hook-up than you, random mid-level drug dealer. What could possible go wrong?