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I'm honestly shocked many here are skeptical a white kid in a nice house couldn't be aware of what is going on around him. I guess this stuff only happens in The Wire and in West BMore.

Knowing what marijuana looks like? Sure. But meth? Depending on the flavor, it looks somewhere between course salt and raw unbleached flour. Most adults wouldn't know meth if you threw it at them. Now, could this woman be a level of insane that she handles and discusses meth, talking about it by name, in front of the kid? Sure.

I was working under the assumption that she's not quite that stupid

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Posted by Scruffy

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Posted on 2/13/24 at 5:22 pm to Joshjrn

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But meth? Depending on the flavor, it looks somewhere between course salt and raw unbleached flour.

I doubt he specifically thought “meth”, but 99% of kids nowadays who found a ziplock bag full of powder under their parent’s nightstand would know it is drugs.

Most of you would be horrified by what kids know and tell me in the ER.

They have access to all that info now.

We used to look at the naked women in National Geographic in class. They are way beyond that nowadays.

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Posted by Sao

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Member since Jun 2009

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Posted on 2/13/24 at 5:33 pm to Joshjrn

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Knowing what marijuana looks like? Sure. But meth? Depending on the flavor, it looks somewhere between course salt and raw unbleached flour. Most adults wouldn't know meth if you threw it at them. Now, could this woman be a level of insane that she handles and discusses meth, talking about it by name, in front of the kid? Sure.

Let's just play stupid here as adults for a sec. You're a dad and had 100g of meth at home. You either smoke it, or sell it. Which is easier to hide IYO? You hitting 400 doses of meth from that baggy and cooking Manwich and reading to son. You selling a gram for $60 a twist? Both?

Son locking himself in bathroom...

Must be the crazy kid and Dad's fault