This week on Patreon Teaser! We first hear from Micro! Who tells us how he accidentally got addicted to fentanyl - then we take a walk down memory lane with Cormac and Scott Wic - and hear when Chris read Wic's first email all about Flakka! 

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Here is what AI says:

summaryIn this episode of Cormac's Chemical Corner, Cormac and Scott Wick discuss their experiences with drugs, including Flakka and cocaine. They share stories of addiction, paranoia, and the challenges they faced. The conversation also touches on the upcoming DopeyCon event and the celebration of Dopey Day in honor of Chris's birthday. The episode concludes with a musical performance by Scott Wick. keywordsCormac's Chemical Corner, drugs, addiction, Flakka, cocaine, DopeyCon, Dopey Day, celebration, music takeaways

• Flakka is a synthetic street drug that can induce intense paranoia and hallucinations.
• Addiction can lead to desperate and dangerous behavior, such as flushing drugs down the toilet in a panic.
• DopeyCon is an upcoming event that offers savings for Patreon subscribers.
• Dopey Day is a celebration of Chris's birthday and a show of solidarity with addicts in recovery.
• Scott Wick showcases his musical talent with a performance at the end of the episode.

titles

• Remembering Chris: Dopey Day Celebration
• DopeyCon: A Gathering of the Dopey Nation

Sound Bites

• "My thing is stored in Coke, but I did have a short run with a synthetic street drug called Flakka. It's a stimulant similar to Coke, but one tiny bump is probably equal to two huge rails of good Coke."
• "As I am taking the second bump, there is a loud pounding at the door. I run to the people to see who it was, and I see what appears to be an entire SWAT team. Red lights flashing, dogs, detectives with megaphones, Raider trucks the whole night."
• "Dopey Day, AKA Christmas in August, where we all put the Dopey logo over our eyes in solidarity with addicts who are still suffering, also celebrating addicts who are in recovery, and paying homage to those we lost, including Chris."