They Laundered Dirty Bitcoin at a Supermarket Café🎙Darknet Diaries Ep. 81: The Vendor

"V" became an online drug dealer in high school. His early experiments on the Silk Road became a darknet empire until it all came crashing down.
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[@KeenJT]

You had me at drugs and adult themed

[@garybrandt3955]

He had me at " 🗣"

[@markdemarais4914]

I turned up the volume after hearing this

[@micorc333]

Yesssss the best themed videos

[@Mdub_actual]

😂

[@1bsubsnouploads823]

Lmao and ive done everything he listed LMFAOO😊

[@Ye4rZero]

You know how quality this channel is when you can stare at the same gif for over an hour and it even doesn't get boring. I love those little spinning fans and blinking lights now!

[@alainportant6412]

Still wasting my time explaining what Bitcoin and PGP

[@DigitalNomadOnFIRE]

It's not a gif ;)...

[@ClickClack_Bam]

I listen while I'm driving so I don't care what's on the screen.

[@brugelxencerf]

I like the narrator's voice. Sounds like the same voice at other great channel on the Roman Republic: Historic. Civilis

[@shoham11220]

true

[@_chappie_]

I've always said and will always say, those dudes that were on silk road back when bitcoin was dirt cheap are probably some of the richest people today.

[@Optable]

Unlikely. My circle of 3 was. Large consistent amount of hash oil and yllom. We had a pretty active 10,000+ BTC pre 2013. We made good during the bubble, but the mindset when it hit 1k was to go liquid and seen as the best time. All of that's gone, watching it go over 20x that a few years later

[@_chappie_]

@@Optable yeah of course there's the ones that liquidated everything prior. But I'm sure there is plenty who held on either for believing in it, or even just because they conduct daily business so no need to liquidate.

[@ConnorStalions]

@@Optable He bought his bitcoin at ~$30. If he sold it at 1k like you said, he multiplied his money 33X😂

[@gemnicherry2670]

@@Optablewhat is “yllom” ?? I gotta know ….

[@shieeeet2334]

​@@gemnicherry2670molly

[@alexiocatan5602]

as someone who works in law, i can say that he got played to talk lol

[@Chewy_GarageBandDad]

Thank you!!

[@toplel1860]

After watching a lot of joey diaz stories I agree 😂 lol

[@chrimony]

But it ended up working out for him. Six months after getting busted twice, and he's a major player? And a $100 fine? After making probably at least $500k for a year of work? He got off easy.

[@saitamajay6435]

I doubt his higher up actually snitched on him the feds most likely used manipulation tactics to get him to think that

[@pimplepickerton]

​@chrimony he might have gotten off with absolutely nothing if he kept his mouth shut, and didn't wear a wire and bust some poor weed dealer, like an ass.

[@BeastyBite]

he voluntarily gave his phone to the feds like an idiot. classic investigative tacticsis to tell the suspect they got snitched on. and like the brave home-schooled boy he is he propably ate it like a good snitch!

[@alexiocatan5602]

exactly LOL, he did all that work just to hand it over

[@joice2871]

Lol damm.

[@omegadroidzero]

Feds have a 97% conviction rate, Everyone snitches and takes the deal.

[@Wavylinks]

Good ol prisoners dilemma

[@fyutffdtuibgfetu]

Never talk to the cops without a lawyer. I don't think they could've been able to convict him with just a bunch of screenshots.

[@ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked]

Fr. :3 😅🤝🔥🤓

[@npumphrey7585]

This right here

[@codyzimmerman2582]

My thoughts too. But it's the feds. They don't play by the same rules.

[@RussellTurner]

Never talk to the cops FULL STOP!

[@eldnahym]

Maybe, but if you fight it and lose, they'll slam you with the maximum sentence

[@aznp33nRocket]

Crazy story but the dude is completely a snitch. I understand why he wanted to remain anonymous. By his own standards, I can comment on this. I went down for trafficking x and coke. I got snitched on by the guy who supplied me. I knew other distributors as well as ties with organized crime. I kept my mouth shut. They threatened me with a minimum of 20 years, even with a clean record (prior to this arrest). I didn't roll over on anyone and they already knew who I got this batch from since it was a setup to begin with. I got 5 years and conditions to discharge early. This guy makes excuses but that saying is true "don't do the crime if you can't do the time". By his own admission, he probably got people who hardly was involved in trouble, he wore a wire, and he "did anything he had to". He was just as bad if not worse than his "higher up". Guy made excuses and wad willing to burn anyone he could to NOT take responsibility. Sure a lot do the same, but plenty don't. The difference is that I don't have to even think about looking over my shoulder or have to make excuses for what I did. I live a content life, have a good career, wife, kids, and a decent house. I worked my ass off because I made life harder because I tried to take shortcuts and sell drugs. I now go into prisons and do what I can to bring some hope to inmates and let them know that life can get better if they're willing to put in the work. This dude has a crazy story sure, but he's also a full blown coward. I love your videos and have watched ALL of your uploads. For some reason this video hit me different because of your guest. Still a good episode but the dude made a ton of excuses to justify his inability to take responsibility. Edit: corrected some autocorrect issues and such, content still the same

[@danielspringer7415]

lol dude legit says "I decided to cooperate with the government".

[@BigA678]

You broke down the typical snitch so profoundly. They don’t want to take responsibility for *THEIR* mistakes. Ratting on random weed dealers was low

[@sece1121]

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[@kenosabi]

Yeah ima be honest. My mom rolled on my uncle a few years back and our relationship never been the same since. Can't trust her with sht. Because I KNOW if it all went down ..she would do whatever she needed to if it meant avoiding time. Ironically...she still got time from rolling on my uncle. She did however avoid 2 gun charges. To this day she swears up and down she had no choice. Which is some typical Snitch sht. If you gonna do dirt - you've chosen a very set way of life. Which means you've chosen all that comes with it. Don't get balls deep and realize it then. You better know it when the choice is made.

[@w花b]

I mean that's fine if you have such a strong sense of justice that you wouldn't care about losing decades in a shitty environment for not dumping people. You're gonna feel awful for doing that but if his values don't really align with that, he's gonna live his best life outside. As long as it's not family or close people, people will usually dump you if that means they get to survive. That's probably why in very autoritian environments you rarely have people standing up against the current.

[@christopherr_6493]

listening to this on the graveyard shift in a freezer, the proper setting.

[@cargonewjeanz]

bro how are you not scared

[@eschudy]

My friends and I all agree it is a truly miracle that we are actually alive and (relatively) fit into society. Especially after all the really moronic stuff we did.

[@mickjames210]

i joke around sometimes and say if ii was a regular human i would be dead by now 😆. like statistically and the amount of tarded shit i did its wild im still alive.

[@CosmicJesterX]

heh

[@fordprefect7316]

Incarceration was a definite possibility.

[@BusinessWolf1]

​@@mickjames210same here, fucked around with a lot of things I shoukdn't have and came out unscathed, looking back in sheer disbelief

[@l3eant0wn02110]

This is a hard truth in respect to my own adolescence. Moronic, stupid, deadly, pick your poison, we did it all.

[@zer0r00t]

PGP private key generation makes no sense. You can't generate a PGP private key from a passphrase. The passphrase is just the second factor. The private key file itself is the first and is ONLY generated the first time randomly. Possession of the private key file AND knowledge of passphrase is necessary at any time to prove that you hold the private key to one single public key (and decrypt)

[@secret222]

Kpacks were a common term for 1000 qty of Xanax on the markets. Dude was probably buying from all the OG vendors like AlpaKing if this was back in 2016ish

[@jeffhooper3447]

I wondered where that was coming from. Literally nobody wanted it several years before that.

[@randoir1863]

It would seem that his former supplier wasn't as diligent as he was and fucked everything up and all that was left was to save your own ass .

[@BulkernatorKerb]

He got out cleanly, his higher up got done and threw him under the bus to get a head start.

[@HatelivesNextDoor]

"imagine doing this every time you go to work" Every data center: "do this at every doorway and we can consider you. You mess up, your fired"

[@timmyh13]

Jack, please bring subtitles back!!! I miss a lot of the dialogue for a number of reasons, and the subtitles are invaluable to me enjoying your posts... Thank you very much...

[@paaao]

KZbin does an auto transcript now for everything. Just open that

[@Ye4rZero]

He was always going to talk, they know how to crush you in interrogations if they really have to, and there would have been a LOT of pressure to nail him. They wanted a newspaper article with the words 'Silk Road' and "conviction' in it.

[@NavdeepGaur]

Hi Jack, every single one of your episodes is really great!

[@stevnmorin8543]

Bro really snitched on the weed dealer 😭😂

[@aznp33nRocket]

Dude snitched on a bunch of people. His own words where he says he probably send some people away who hardly did anything. This is likely the friends who helped him by using their addresses to receive packages. Rolling over on people isn't uncommon but it still doesnt mean you're not a complete douche bag. He enjoyed all the perks of breaking the law and making money. Sure he says "ohh I was paranoid and it was terrible" but he kept doing it and making excuses. Soon as he got confronted, he "cooperated with police" by snitching on every person possible. The whole "so and so did it first" excuse doesn't fly. Dude just shows everyone that he wad a semi-good criminal but a total shit bag who can't be trusted under pressure.

[@kenosabi]

Yeah he on some serious bish behaviors.

[@npumphrey7585]

If you're going to snitch, snitch that's fine, i get it. Ive done time, and can understand how scary facing mandatory minimums can be. However, never ever ever make any agreements or say anything to LE without a lawyer present. Period.

[@Blunt_Man]

The war on drugs is such a joke! Sending this guy to prison was nothing but a waste of time and money. He shouldn't feel bad about selling anything including heroin, I've had multiple friends die from drugs and nobody made them use dope! The only people who blame dealers are people who don't understand how addiction works, I've never known an addict who blamed anybody but themselves. Even when a friend was in the hospital after almost dying from an OD, he refused to give up his dealer and basically said word for word, "I'm the one who wanted to get faded, nobody had a gun to my head. Had I not gotten it from one person, I'd have just found it somewhere else. I'm the one who shot more than I could handle, I knew a quarter gram was pushing it but I did it anyways because I'm an addict. The only person to blame for my overdose is me." Anybody who's so depressed that they're sticking a needle in their arm or just using heroin in general, they'd use basically anything that would sedate them, opioids are just their drugs of choice and you'll never stop all drugs, drugs are all around us. Someone with a prescription will cave in and sell a few pills, someone who needs money will take the risks to make or smuggle drugs, if all else fails the end user will buy OTC pills or huff glue or industrial solvents if they really want to escape reality that badly! We'd literally have to change around the entire world to remove all chemicals that can be abused or combined to make drugs and even then, there's still countless plants like the opium poppy and cannabis that grow all over the world. I wish nobody used drugs, especially hard drugs but I'm also a realist. It certainly shouldn't be any of the government's business when they sell alcohol and tobacco without any remorse for the millions of people who die, kids who grow up with an alcoholic parent, alcoholics who die from a seizure trying to quit, etc! Pure heroin does absolutely zero long term damage to the body, in every single aspect, opioids are less harmful to society or to users than alcohol is. The only reason it's so dangerous is because it's controlled by the black market who cut it with other drugs like carfentanil. Opioid users weren't dropping like flies when oxycontin was the drug of choice for most users because they were getting a drug where they knew the dosage, it was consistent and nobody was cutting it with other drugs to increase profits. It was made in a lab by professional chemists and the biggest danger came from the fact that the pills weren't made to be smoked or injected so people were inhaling/injecting binders and fillers that were harmful. All the war on drugs does is make drugs more dangerous, waste law enforcement's time that could be spent focusing on real crimes and make criminals rich. Society certainly hasn't benefited from it, it's been used as nothing but an excuse to maintain the world's largest prison population and exploit that population for slave labor. Anybody who wants street drugs either knows somebody to ask, a corner to go to or a dark web marketplace to order from and anybody who wants psychedelics can go to a music festival, a rave or a dark web marketplace too. With the internet, they're easier to get now than they have been since they've been illegal! I'm just sick of my hard earned money going towards groups like the DEA that have been working diligently for 50 years and absolutely nothing has changed. We need to focus our efforts on harm reduction and education, not prohibition. We tried this with alcohol and the exact same thing happened, it just went underground where it became way more dangerous and attracted organized crime. We're calling the overdose crisis an epidemic and things just keep getting worse, it's time to admit that it was a failure, take control away from the black market and do everything possible to keep everyone using alive long enough to get clean. We've literally got nothing left to lose but everything to be gained! Just try it, let adults buy vials of liquid/pills/pure powdered opioids, benzos, MDMA, ketamine, etc. Worst case scenario we see that it's not working, make those drugs illegal again and we're right back where we started. Nothing gained, nothing lost. If countries like Portagul, the Netherlands and Switzerland are anything to go by, if we put the right programs in place beforehand, we'd almost certainly see countless issues surrounding drugs disappear overnight! At this point I'm willing to try anything that's backed by evidence that it works, words can't describe how sick I am of hearing that yet another old friend died or is in prison over something as stupid as selling a small amount of drugs smh. As I said, I wish nobody used drugs but ultimately, it's out of my control. All I can do is encourage them to get treatment and hope that they actually live long enough to even do so...

[@raiden72]

It's not the same anymore. Dealers are now WILLINGLY selling Xanax laced with Fentanyl to get more customers. Your argument is completely negated by the Mexican drug cartels and the death dealers on the market. You can't disassociate yourself from them because they will keep killing 100,000 United States citizens a year with laced Fentanyl pills

[@pimplepickerton]

Bro dealt for like 1 year. Got caught. Snitched on everyone(including the poor weedguy). He's a terrible criminal and an even worse human.

[@intimaterevolution]

It became WORK!!!! That’s the word you are looking for.

[@clintonjgardiner]

Absolutely love your show. It’s so inspirational and has so much clarity about life.

[@RoosterSauce69]

As someone who was looking at 15 years, words can't describe the mental damage that sort of thing does to someone. Even though I proved myself innocent in court, you never really recover from it.. stress and anxiety rewrites your brain in terrible ways..

[@fearandloathingmedia2051]

Him: yeah I was popular Also him: goes to a private school and plays in the band You're not fooling anyone 🤨

[@ALCRAN2010]

Also him: yeah I sold blow and pills. Everyone: wanna come to our party?

[@kenosabi]

Bro really thought he was a whole scarface situation ...instead he was a geeky asf band dork that got caught up and rolled the second he had the chance to.

[@fearandloathingmedia2051]

@ALCRAN2010 very true, I've met alot of those guys, the convo often goes, I need some blow I just hope when he brings it he doesn't linger around, that guy creeps me out

[@kenosabi]

Maybe were all lucky dude didnt end up a doctor. 😂💀 Jfc. Im embarrassed to be the same species as this dude. Bro turned right around and ran back to the suburbs like a scared little kid running home to his mom after getting whupped outside.

[@aishalotter9995]

Ha ha funny as fuck , nice one ☝️

[@neddreadmaynard]

Award winning pod as usual. One thing though. The argument that is always used in these situations that the dealer is responsible for overdose victims is false in my opinion. The dealer is part of a larger network. It's like saying to a car dealership whether they can sleep knowing someone might die in a crash in one of their cars. The end user is usually the one ultimately responsible.

[@kenosabi]

The only person responsible for anyone's overdose is the person that CHOSE to take the drugs. We're all responsible for ourselves. People wanna forget that whenever it's inconvenient to remember.

[@TheUnquietWriter]

Love how your warnings only make me want to listen more!

[@QuixEnd]

Lmao yeah I don't think being a snitch was at all where his moral character wrong😂 I think getting lucky 4 times and still pushing your luck was the real issue.. 100% won't be surprised if he does the exact same thing again till he's finally sentenced. Reminds me of a lot of people I knew

[@jackdandy]

Hell, he may even do it again after that. As he briefly spoke about, our criminal justice system is bs. There is no rehabilitation. What's the point of having these people do "X" amount of time, just to get out and now have a record that can effect and or prevent you from jobs, housing, certain rights such as gun ownership and voting. It's joke to call this rehabilitation. So many people, go right back to "breaking the law" incentivized by the record they now have and feeling like this is their only option. Oftentimes, with new and or better connections and planning or ideas from the networking they essentially got from their little summer camp. Let's not even talk about the ridiculous sentencing at times. But for example, pedophiles often get less time than drug offenses. How does that make any sense?

[@sunnohh]

Yeah one of my best friends who is now dead had that game plan, get arrested, 10x the stupidity, repeat.

[@silentscope87]

How does it always happen you post bangers when I’m just about to log offline haha Now I gota listen for another 1hr to and epic podcast! Haha thanks for the stories 🤩 can’t wait to listen to this one

[@LehtusBphree2flyFPV]

This is a friendly reminder to those teens wanting to get into drug dealing and listening rap music thinking this is the way to live to make money and live. Everything you do comes at a cost later in life. My mother told me EVERYTHING you do now can ruin your life later on down the line and I never knew what she was taking about until it all hit me as well. Thank God we have KZbin and this channel to teach others the things that happen to others and do you really want to go down that road? Thank you for these wonderful stories

[@halohat2286]

I don't know what level his "higher up" was at, but I can tell you at a certain level the penalty for snitch is death. Period. And fwiw, if you are successful enough, you may be harvested anyways. Moral of the.story, don't deal drugs, because in the end, unless you get out soon enough (greed) you will lose.

[@kenosabi]

You better make damn sure if that's the life you choose that you understand what it is you've chosen. Homie had ZERO idea and was some clean cut dweeb that was used to getting away with everything in his sweet little suburban pre med life. Lucky he ain't end up in a ravine somewhere.

[@DoggMatik]

​@@kenosabilol stfu dork you woulda snitched too.

[@gfuentes8449]

replacing money obtained from the proceeds of crime with "new" physical cash or bitcoin is not money laundering. You're still stuck wtih it and having to explain where it came from. Money laundering would be setting up a business and issuing invoices for services you didn't actually do and paying tax on it.

[@xenostim]

that part cracked me up lol. he had to spend all that effort just to get (dirty?) cash, where a regular dealer would be hustling to get that cash cleaned up. now, bitcoin was pretty wild west back then, I wonder if his crypto sales provided legal cover for the cash he would end up with? nowadays you have to document where you get your bitcoin even. cashing out large amounts of dirty bitcoin is pretty difficult rn if I understand correctly. even foggers are heavily analyzed on the blockchain and don't always provide cover

[@theCBDgarden]

This guy did not sell weed or anything on silk road. First you dont pick up 8ths To jast sell..... Second he sounds younger than 25... Just no way

[@Junkitup]

your production level is so far above most, thankz for your effort its inspiring

[@fordprefect7316]

Why would you want to hide your name if you've already been caught and it's on the public record attached to the crime?

[@donventura2116]

He snitched and got mutliple people done in. His identity shouldn't be on public record. Now he has to look over his shoulder for the next decade at least.

[@wildweasel3001]

Yeah this guy bought what the feds were selling 😂 the higher probably never snitched!

[@GOTTA8GO8GET8IT8]

Definitely didn't snitch. He went on the run. Plus there would be no need to snitch on him bc they would have gave him immunity

[@The_Scene826]

It's incredible how such complex operations can happen right under our noses. Great episode, Darknet Diaries!

[@turtle7043]

tor isnt anonymous its obscured

[@thewhitefalcon8539]

the best known attacks against Tor are 99.9% impossible to actually do

[@turtle7043]

@@thewhitefalcon8539 for you maybe for a state no

[@JK-gm6kk]

Should have been thrown out. His name wasn't even on the warrant

[@_gatsby]

my biggest regret is not being a drug dealer.. they made a TON of money and never seem to get long or harsh sentences.. here i am middle aged and can't even make above poverty income yet, still haven't been able to afford a relationship.. i shuda sold drugs.. i missed a golden opportunity

[@user-hn2qw2tb7d]

Tons of Ways to make money don't sound dumb

[@_gatsby]

i'm almost 50 and I make 22k a year.. i almost made 40k one year.. I'm a loser at life.. but i see drug dealers around living it up!! Going on trips, enjoying nice food, having a GIRLFRIEND!!.. you think a girl wants to date someone who can't afford a family.. nope @@user-hn2qw2tb7d

[@bjorno207]

you still have time 🙂

[@kevinr8431]

He said he’s always been business minded. It’s more like criminal minded. But he wasn’t getting help from his friends or family around him, that would even take packages for him.

[@aarrcchhoonntt]

You consider whether or not you want to talk to the police BEFORE you enter this business. It disgusts me that people like that breathe my air. I wish they'd stop doing that.

[@kenosabi]

Fr. Another little suburban dude that thought he was hard until life actually got hard.

[@occamsrazor1285]

11:59 Yeah, that's a 4th Amendment violation. You have to be on the warrant in order for your personal space to be searched.

[@JakeWitmer]

Of course, drug prohibition itself can't exist if a single Amendment in the Bill of Rights exists. So...the bar-licensed and cop sociopaths just pretend it doesn't exist.

[@perfishfan]

I laughed audibly when you said he also had a $100 fine

[@DarkHorseSki]

The drug war is stupid. People should be free to put whatever they want into their own bodies.

[@kenosabi]

Yep.

[@sojer6mile]

Been in your seat, faced a lot more time... stiched lip & we all walked. I would do everything in my power to get him poked... he's the worst kind of ppl... He knew he was breaking federal laws & he played the game knowing he was going to fold. 6 months.... no one folded on him... some box wine & his mother asking 2 times got him to fold... He didn't even have to do criminal activities, he wasn't poor... man he got me hot...

[@DoggMatik]

You know you slime balls are disposable, right? If turning in a bunch of hood boogers keeps one well spoken, polite individual outta jail, it's a W

[@MattttG3]

Lmao “doesn’t want to say” the drug he sold then proceeds to call them k-packs which is slang for how many things again? 😂😂😂

[@zach9092]

Something tells me that if they were showing him screenshots of the listings, from the buyers login perspective and that means they didn’t have access to anything on his end. Sure, they probably would’ve got something on him eventually, but they were showing the screenshots trying to convince him that they already had him dead to right Then that means they probably didn’t have anything chargeable on him. Otherwise they would’ve just arrested him first.

[@mikeburch2998]

That was a great story and well told. Thank you to you both for your contributions and efforts. Greetings from Arizona.

[@jsgdk]

I used to believe in “the code” until everyone else screwed me over lol, I kept a personal friend out of it but screw the rest. Its all an illusion, everyone talks the talk.

[@Chewy_GarageBandDad]

Hate that it happened to you. But, not everyone talks. I know this personally.

[@toplel1860]

Most people talk but not everyone

[@GOTTA8GO8GET8IT8]

To snitch or not to snitch has absolutely nothing to do with weather or not someone snitched on you. It's a moral issue. Its like saying I would never rap someone and then you get rap and decide to do the same. It's just a justification

[@DaltonBem]

I mark my calendar for your videos jack, seriously one of my top 3 YT channels! Thank you for the content! p.s. I've watched every video on this channel and wish I could unwatch them so I could experience them again! Much love bro

[@itsmeLisar414]

I'm brand new to this channel but sounds so interesting.

[@madscientistlife]

If he would have saved even some of that btc he would be filthy rich today. Adjusted for market value today he was doing $1,200,000/ per meetup.

[@lunafoxfire]

This kid got absolutely ROLLED by law enforcement. I mean, they use the tactics they do because they are effective I guess. Also would not be surprised if he gets back into the market because he feels like he got off light and "could do it better this time".

[@Usnveteranstacker]

Hell ya, I love when new shows come on for the ride to work!

[@blaxbrian6877]

Yaaay, my all-time favorite podcast is back with a brand-new episode! Woohoo! Let's get ready to tune in and rock the airwaves! Give us those epic discussions, those mind-blowing insights, and those electrifying moments we've been craving!

[@biggestfan.]

Damn boi, you one of them _Ying-Yang Twins?_ If not sure could pursue a career as a hype man!

[@blaxbrian6877]

@@biggestfan. Don't trip on the unconventional

[@The_Scene826]

This episode really opened my eyes to the complexities of tracking cryptocurrency. It’s wild how much goes on behind the scenes. Thanks for another great episode

[@gemnicherry2670]

How’d he choose to eat on you if he was on the run and called to alert you? You’re justifying what you did!

[@LeifRobertson]

How does this channel only have 240k subs? I love these.

[@LeifRobertson]

@@RedactedMisinformant Yes that is exactly what I mean.

[@teniechac9556]

240k is nothing to laugh at. I'm very proud of how far this page has come over time. He's doing great.

[@dksaltz15]

i agree

[@xelriver1088]

Im an associates Cybersecurity student in Puerto Rico and I absolutely love this channel! My university will be rolling on career laddering for full InfoSec bachelors in a year aproximately so ill continue with the IT Bachelors then transition to InfoSec as soon as possible when the changes to the courses and career laddering take effect!

[@camelotenglishtuition6394]

Good luck

[@-MaXuS-]

I really hope he finds another stimulus that makes it possible to not fall back.

[@cookinbeats1]

Snitched and still went to prison.. ah gotta love that justice system

[@brokens1097]

Assuming he checked in and did whatever time in pc if in fact "prison" time was involved? Thing is, people that haven't been to prison use the term far too often not realizing how silly it sounds when they say "six months in prison". It's not possible.

[@kenosabi]

6 months is county time 😂

[@ME-th9yo]

Wait, so if we’re not dumb enough to go and sell drugs online, then we can’t form an opinion lol

[@NameName-rk6ov]

I wonder how many people realize this transaction was kept anonymous because of CASH. Why would anyone want a cashless society?!

[@jerrygraves6531]

This is one of the coolest channels on youtube

[@EchoMirage72]

At 19:00 V talks about living an apartment that's owned by someone else, and if the cops raid, they have stuff there that most likely won't be connected to them, but completely dismisses or doesn't think about fingerprints, hair etc.

[@20chocsaday]

I wonder what became of her,

[@BC.702]

Damn I got a similar story but never snitch

[@jerryaubert6201]

"I got a guy" re apartments sounds SO Chicago. Ask me how I know. 😜

[@GOTTA8GO8GET8IT8]

Ok so let's clean this up a little bit and remove the cap. First off his (higher up) didn't directly snitch on him. Now his negligence may have lead to his arrest or the feds investigating his higher up may have lead them to him.

[@AlphaSphere]

Wait, this is basically old episodes being slowly put onto youtube right? I've not come close to listening to all the episode from my podcast app as I just started 6 weeks ago.

[@DaltonBem]

Pretty sure its up to date. But maybe not or his podcast might just have exclusive episodes. 129 videos here and 134 episodes on his podcast so I think the podcast just has a couple exclusives or just some content that didn't make the cut for YT

[@rahvlanthal8583]

I really want that end music track. Other than that, this was an amazing listen. Can't wait for the next one. Thank you both.

[@xenostim]

the link in the description lists some info on the music and sound design. that might include ending track

[@CarigisX]

So he was a snitch. Despicable

[@AnnaCentauri]

This dude is a KOOK, swithcing episodes now. Hopefully it was a "skater-punk" who got your stitched up with the the State

[@kevinr8431]

As a teenager, how did his parents not notice anything?

[@TG-xc3qw]

They ain’t care his mom prolly was getting new shoes an fancy dinners every visit

[@jamesgetman3400]

This is a great video! I listened in on a 2 hour drive. Super interesting topic and something I have wondered about the unter workings if for a while.

[@y0zfranki]

Found this channel like a month ago and it’s the only thing I have been watching since. Keep up the episodes there awesome! 💙

[@charlessmith3940]

42:14 when he meets the hustler from 1 hour awaay 😂

[@AlfredoVelazco-zc6si]

You know i'm use the herramient gor pague traiding

[@cargonewjeanz]

He could’ve avoided half of this by simply saying “I’m not talking without a lawyer”

[@_gatsby]

i can't get over how much this guy sounds like... Jack are you Pioneer Pauly?

[@raddastronaut]

Mylar blocks the X-ray. It’s essentially a metallic foil with PET. (Plastic) vacuum sealed will help the smell a little since it’s multi layered. It’s not gonna totally block the dogs though.

[@BulkernatorKerb]

This episode is crazy! Love it

[@lowfyeradio]

Thank you for consistently delivering such engaging and insightful content.

[@pretendingtobedylan]

Our country is so free that we’re forced to pay a bunch of grown men to tell us what we’re allowed to put in our bodies.

[@patrickbennett439]

I like the intro music. Its addicting. Its like classic dark crime show type music. perfect.

[@mopbucket7297]

Dudes a big time snitch.

[@thestonemaster81]

I’m surprised he was so intelligent, when it came to selling on line. but never asked for a lawyer. Show him some snap shots of some on line deals that his name is no where to be seen. No IP address? Then start telling on everyone?

[@lukewi7186]

If bros dog food was clean he shouldn’t feel guilty these people knew what they doing

[@mikehoney88]

lol this guy was definitely getting punked in prison, "keep ur head low and youll be ok!" LOL.

[@HatelivesNextDoor]

"why did you stop?" Lists every symptom of using the product. Smh.

[@greetingsmars]

Went to a mattress store today with literally the same chain on the same street a block down, & then a mattress firm a block further 😅

[@CMK-BigFoot-1420]

$10/hr? Where the heck does he live? Where I live it's only $7.25/hr possibly $5 after taxes

[@Young_buck2423]

bro your getting shafted its 13.85 where i am you must be in like Arkansaw where like nobody lives

[@robs3405]

Anyone else think "V" sounds like Matt Damon?

[@afk12j]

1:10:59 They typically don't have anything sealed on them? Curious because I've only ever looked into 1 federal case but I came across sealed documents/evidence, whatever it was I couldn't access that gave me that same feeling.

[@effyjonz]

I was waiting all day to listen to this episode and it did not disappoint !!

[@xenostim]

did he start talking before he even had a lawyer in the room? our guy tries hard to justify being an informant, saying it's only after he was snitched on first. he finally admits he would have rolled over regardless, that he informed on other people than only his "higher up", and, deflecting, says that " *you* do whatever it takes" to get out of prison faster. def some copium being smoked here. but it's true that I haven't been in that situation, and ultimately I don't know what I would do. but I do hope that I wouldn't do this.

[@donventura2116]

In this case there is a proper and simple response, say nothing and get a lawyer. I think he got completely played by the cops.

[@Ye4rZero]

@@donventura2116 Thats their specialty

[@Dior444L]

They Played him like a fiddle

[@brzroman]

"I was drowning everyone I could for 8 months because guy who's already arrested snitched on me" ??? you can try to trick other people but you cant lie to yourself. guest of this episode is impressive piece of human garbage PS - amazing content, love your videos

[@201950201950]

This guy's problem becomes very clear the first two minutes of the podcast and also at the very end of the podcast. He has no moral compass it's basically I'll do whatever it takes to get by. Is morality is relativeistic

[@pyromaniack13]

My guy got PLAYED by LE. They didn’t have shit on him besides the accusations of a drug addict.