I bet 1/3 of you neighbors have at least one person in their house that is a heavy drug user.

That is a strange fucking bet and one that's definitely wrong. Let alone that not a single neighbor I've ever met does anything like this person if what I read on their profile is even remotely true. Maybe this is true in some places, but you just assuming like that is really weird.

Even if 100% of my neighbors in a mile radius were tweaking on an intravenous four-narcotic soup, that doesn't change the fact that this person needs inpatient help. I'm not going to link it so we can all treat someone at the lowest point of their life – clearly in desperate need of intervention and harming no one (although I'd be very concerned about driving if they are driving) – like a sideshow atttaction, but they're talking about abusing midazolam, alprazolam, MDMA, using seroquel to crash after a meth binge – like I can just keep going even after all the shit I already listed above. They claim they think they got caught at work and think people know, which would make some sense as a combination of paranoia and people just actually being able to tell.

No neighbor of mine is so high-functioning on all this shit that I couldn't tell if I saw them.

Not everyone lives in a shithole country

Mixing morphine DMT pcp and meth is a little above the average heavy users paygrade no? Unless youre a chemist or literally Terrence McKenna (maybe even then) such a cocktail is p much just russian roulette with extra steps, definitely not an ordinary menu even among users

Let's do some math. Let's say we have a sample of 100 households. The average occupancy in the US is 2.53 people per household. So 253 total people.

You assume that out of those 253 people 83 of them are heavy drug users?

The statement 1 out of every 3 people are heavy drug users is certainly an interesting take.

It's wrong, but interesting

You're weird.