When we last heard from Pink he had took a hiatus to meet with his classes at Strayer and focus on fulfilling his promise to his late mother and father by becoming the first for both parents to have a child go to college. Weighing on his mind were all the crazy things that went on after their untimely deaths and luckily with the recent time crunch of being so scholastically inclined and having a blunt to ease his creative process and lubricate the gears of creation it also gave way to a great moment of self reflection on his two year journey into complete drug addled debauchary and self deprecation that comprises the majority of what you will view here in a time when the invisible enemy was still a sneeze away for a knee to the chest between you, pork and a grave...

Please be aware that the sixth installment of our podcast, recorded on May 26th, 2023, may be a little intense for some listeners. I would also like to apologize to my children, Victor and Billie Jean, for speaking my truth. They mean the world to me, and I hope they can understand. Thank you for tuning in, and let's focus on spreading positivity and love.

Late at night, I received an inundation of text messages and audio recordings through Facebook Messenger. Rather than keeping it to myself, I chose to openly discuss the challenges I face on a daily basis. My goal is to offer support to anyone dealing with similar issues. Remember, you are never alone, and there is always someone who cares and is willing to help you.

Pink and the Trappers of Broad, Franklin, and Chestnut engage in a discussion about their personal experiences with drug policies in their respective counties. They also share some amusing stories while expressing their disappointment with the officials responsible for the ineffective drug enforcement strategies in S'Meth County.