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S4 - E6: Exploring Fentanyl Crisis, Homelessness and Generation Z's Work Ethic
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Ever wondered why fentanyl, one of the most addictive drugs, is increasingly affordable? Or how Seattle's homelessness crisis is inadvertently fostering a breeding ground for illicit drug dealing? Buckle up, as we tackle these hard-hitting questions and more. We dissect the societal implications of the drug crisis, shed light on the flaws in homeless housing programs, and propose education as a powerful deterrent to drug use.
We also examine Generation Z's attitude towards work. Job-hopping, driven by unrealistic internet portrayals and the allure of easy money from platforms like OnlyFans, has become their new normal. We note the potential pitfalls of this unstable career trajectory and the illusion of quick money. Emphasizing the value of job commitment and living in the present, we remind our listeners that life is fleeting. Join us for a meaningful conversation about societal issues that shape our time.
Chapters
1. S4 - E6: Exploring Fentanyl Crisis, Homelessness and Generation Z's Work Ethic (00:00:00)
2. The Impact of Drugs on Society (00:00:02)
3. Job Stability and Money-Chasing Perspectives (00:10:24)
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