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Hey guys.

It's been a great series. I plan to release my 'pimp' interviews over the coming days as Extras, but here's this -- some more interviews from inside The Gubbio Project and with a Narcan courier named Antonio Chavez, who runs a non-profit called 'Lost Soul Courier Collective,' which delivers Narcan on-demand to anywhere in San Francisco, 7 days a week. I plan to use the final YouTube cut as an opportunity to raise funds for both non-profits, as I believe they are genuinely doing good work, but for now they'll live on Patreon.

Rarely do interviews make me emotional but the longer one with Antonio here really did .. and got me thinking about the ways I've been conditioned to exile friends and loved ones who are struggling with drugs, and how 'Just Say No,' abstinence logic has been embedded into my psyche for so long and effectively caused me to dehumanize 'hard' drug users who may have been in dire need of care and/or support.

Anyways, this series has been intense and eye-opening for me as a creator. I really hope you guys enjoyed it.

Until next time,

AC.

Comments

Joshua Duarte

Damn double drop, massive W of a day

Stefan Andersson

can't stand that cunt. narcissistic

Anonymous

** Unexpected flawless braids **

Anonymous

Damn. The dudes speech at the end was so fucking good. “Ain’t nobody better than anybody, man”.

Anonymous

Incredible series, really enjoyed this last episode with the Antonio interview.

Anonymous

“How human we all are” stil got chills

Jeremy

Well done! Keep opening those doors. It’s imperative we see what’s on the other side.

Anonymous

"Aint nobody better than anybody" Sheesh. Great videos Channel 5!

Miccalo

"Ain't nobody better than anybody, man." A true human. Inexplicably, in my mind at least, Antonio didn't relapse despite more of the same shit piling up, begging for escape. I don't envy what they went through to attain it, but I absolutely envy Antonio's latest ability to shoulder life.

Mike Nichols

“Reality is for people who can’t face drugs” - Tom Waits

Anonymous

The last sentence rings in my ears still. Super strong.

Anonymous

beautiful piece tbh

Anonymous

I think Antonio's monologue should go on the main channel. It's simply too beautiful and too powerful. I felt his pain and cried for him, and I think as a internet based medium we need to make sure powerful stories like his are told to as many people as possible. Andrew, thanks for giving him a platform to speak. Let's make that platform bigger.

Anonymous

brutal. incredible coverage. amazing to see individuals picking up the slack where the greater infrastructure fails. Andrew, how you get people to open to you is a gift and i’m proud to support it 🫶

Anonymous

I laughed, I cried, I learned. Amazing series team happy you're back at it.

Anonymous

If there is no stigma, and no policing of morality, nothing will ever end. The stories are tragic, but things need to change -- for these people suffering, and the future generations of kids being born into this complete dumpster fire.

Anonymous

yes because policing morality has worked so well historically. We should just become Saudi Arabia, and stone drug addicts to death, for the children!

Anonymous

aint nobody better than anyone

Kerri

If everyone could think nobody is better than anybody we would have a good world.

Cesar Hernandez

Ain’t nobody better than anyone