July 11, 2025
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Freeway Ricky Ross addressed the provocative question of whether he would have pushed fent***l with the same fervor as coke. Ross firmly stated, "No. I could never kill my customers. My customers were my friends." Ross reflected that, during his time, selling hard narcotics felt as innocuous as dealing in marijuana. The interview delved into the paradoxical nature of the trade, where potent, potentially lethal batches can paradoxically increase demand among users seeking intense experiences. Ross offered a nuanced stance on narcotics-related crimes, describing them as “consensual” due to the mutual agreement between dealer and buyer, and voiced skepticism on criminally charging dealers for overdoses. Finally, the discourse expanded into broader considerations on legalization.
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