The conversation revolves around the challenges faced by the city in helping homeless individuals get off the streets and away from drugs. The guests discuss the prevalence of drugs like fentanyl, meth, and opioids among the homeless population. They also touch on the lack of awareness and understanding about different drugs and how that impacts the ability to support those in need. The idea of inviting a homeless person to share their story on the show is considered, along with the caution of not knowing what individuals may be carrying with them.
focus our efforts as a city in helping them get off the streets, get off the media. Are they buying fentanyl? I'm sure it will. Are they buying meth? They're buying all kinds of drugs. Are they buying opioids? Absolutely. Yeah. Whatever the drug of choice is. I don't even know what else there is. I lose. It's all the same thing to me. What do you know about it? I mean, right. Do you roll a crack joint? Crack? Is that crack? It's not a crack joint, per se. I'm showing you my extreme level of knowledge on drugs. You don't even speak the lingo, man. You don't speak the lingo. I want to bring a homeless person from a medium, just down the street from here. I want to bring him in on this show. You've probably had better ideas, but what I would suggest is you don't know what they're carrying on board, and I mean drugs, alcohol, you don't know what they're carrying in their pockets. I mean, there's a lot of things that go on before I would just set this person I met five minutes ago in front of me and expect something brilliant coming out of them.