How I Trafficked $5 Million Worth Of Cocaine | Posh Pete's Uncut Story | How Crime Works
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День томуFormer cocaine smuggler Pieter Tritton returns for a second interview with Business Insider about his experience trafficking drugs from South America to the United Kingdom. Tritton says he started selling cocaine in the illegal rave scene in the UK in the 2000s. He then established a cartel connection and began importing cocaine to Europe in larger quantities. Tritton was arrested in Ecuador and served 10 years in prison there, first in Garcia Moreno in Quito, and later in Litoral Penitentiary in Guayaquil, which is one of the world's most violent and corrupt prisons.
He now works as a public speaker on the dangers of drugs, consults with the UK police force, and is writing a follow-up to his 2017 memoir, "El Infierno: Drugs, Gangs, Riots and Murder: My time inside Ecuador's toughest prisons."
The NCA estimates the UK cocaine market is worth $13.8 billion (£11 billion) a year.
In the year ending March 2023, over 92 metric tons of illegal drugs were seized by police and Border Force, the highest volume since 2003/4.
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00:00:00 - Intro
00:00:40 - The Connoisseur
00:02:44 - Trafficking Methods
00:09:15 - The Structure
00:14:15 - The Mules
00:23:13 - The Transport
00:33:40 - Farming And Processing
00:37:27 - The Cartels
00:46:31 - The Market
00:50:15 - The Arrest
01:00:49 - The Prisons
01:05:59 - Prison Gangs
01:12:31 - The Rise
01:14:46 - The Bigger Picture
01:21:53 - The Backstory
01:25:31 - The Aftermath
01:30:11 - Credits
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@dizzlx4662 2 місяці тому
This guy just spit straight info for 1.5 hours, no fluff. Very interesting episode.
@rayray8687 2 місяці тому
Did he spit any info about the 1000s of lives he destroyed and the people he murdered?
@tankueytryn Місяць тому
Outdated and naive. Historical but not educational.
@peterbirdie6491 Місяць тому
bs no smuggler looks and talks like this guy...b-rate actor is what he is....
@johnl6564 Місяць тому
@@peterbirdie6491 You've just, unintentionally, explained why he was so successful. The average person would never think he was a top level drug importer. It's the same principal as the best conmen don't look like conmen.
@additudeobx Місяць тому
...and I listened to it all.....
@TheUnbekantxe36 2 місяці тому
If you didn't read the title you would think he's an art professor lecturing about the Baroque period.
@Dread_Pirate_Roberts_2013 2 місяці тому
😆 Nose Candy Renaissance
@wkh4321music 2 місяці тому
Now that he’s out of the game: Broke Period
@staabelgapler 2 місяці тому
😂😂true
@Zenhumanist 2 місяці тому
That's probably why he evaded capture for so long.
@Berm_Blaster 2 місяці тому
@@wkh4321music💀💀💀
@demanorazfly 2 місяці тому
I would like to congratulate drugs for winning the War on Drugs
@peterwhite7428 2 місяці тому
Ha ha ha. True
@user-py1ec9lb4c 2 місяці тому
Yep 💯💯
@Nocebonobo 2 місяці тому
He did say they didn’t sell in America because it was too hard/dangerous. Sounds like the war on drugs there worked in this case.
@TheBenTonks 2 місяці тому
Yeah, America has no drug problems @@Nocebonobo
@gclip9883 2 місяці тому
@@Nocebonobo No. First of all, there is tons of Cocaine in the US, it is only coming in through other avenues. Second of all, the US has failed miserably in the War On Drugs. Since its inception, it has cost the US over $1Trillion. It has also led to millions of incarcerations - even for simple posession. This is very bad, because a prison sentence makes it way harder to find a job - which increases the probability that you will commit crimes again. And you might say "It is worth paying that price if it at least leads to less addiction and deaths". Well, sorry to disappoint you, but it hasn't. Deaths through overdose have continually risen for decades, and with Fentanyl hitting the market, deaths have skyrocketed. The same goes for addiction rates, which have gone up since forever. The only cases in which we could see a stabilization or even a decrease in the use (especillay in young people) is with Marijuana in the states that have legalized. Another example is Portugal, that decriminalized all drugs in 2001. Since then, addiction and overdose rates have gone down to one of the lowest levels in the EU. For reference, when Portugal made this law, they had a massive crisis with heroin addiction and HIV infections. The War On Drugs is one of the dumbest, most destructive policy proposals in history. All the scientific data we have clearrly supports the idea that legal production and a focus on mental health and prevention is the best way to approach drugs. Alcohol is one of the most dangerous drugs in existence, btw. If it was illegal, it would be considered a hard drug amongside heroin and cocaine. But by legalizing the production and sale, we have made alcohol as safe as possible. That is the right way.
@frankmcclusky7870 2 місяці тому
he seems to have a genuine enthusiasm for cocaine being turned into rubber and latex lmao
@elloohno1349 2 місяці тому
lollll 🤣
@uskeeze2131 2 місяці тому
I didn’t even think about that being possible. I wonder if it changes the coke after it’s turned back in anyway.
@basslinejunkie2776 Місяць тому
@@uskeeze2131 No. you can wash out all impurity's with Acetone.
@Winkle-Dinkle Місяць тому
@@uskeeze2131all our gloves are made of cocaine the voices proved it to me
@dazingamaine4318 Місяць тому
probably chewing on that latex XD@@uskeeze2131
@jamesburke4505 2 місяці тому
"It's a bit like a French vinyard, they keep the best bottles in the Chateau" - and we wonder how he got the name Posh Pete.
@Slyngelmis 2 місяці тому
english is not my first language.. posh pete ? explain it to me please 😀
@emisnotonfire1D 2 місяці тому
@@Slyngelmis afaik 'Posh' is a term in British vernacular that means very fancy/expensive/upturned noses, with a negative connotation with thinking they are better than others because of wealth, status, and a taste for expensive things
@Slyngelmis 2 місяці тому
@@emisnotonfire1D ah that makes much more sense now, thank you for the good explanation 🤗
@aidy6000 2 місяці тому
@@emisnotonfire1Dcorrect, but only seems to have attained negative connotation recently. Where I live it can be a positive too. "look at my posh new car"
@theblackswordsman9951 Місяць тому
@@Slyngelmis It's not just used against upper class people but people who sound upper class. If they have an upper class accent someone might be called posh even if they are from a lower or middle class backround.
@pennzilla57soviets 2 місяці тому
I can't even sneak a candy bar out of a grocery store, and this guy is moving 5 mil in powder like he is ordering a pizza.
@Romanus- 2 місяці тому
The life only ends in one of two ways my friend, dead or in jail. The years before are great but it’s not worth it. Get a job, have a family and live a quiet life where you don’t have to look over your shoulder every day
@jabbomotherfucko7546 2 місяці тому
@@Romanus- 100%!
@h3ck774 2 місяці тому
man if u cant shoplift u doing something wrong dog lmao
@DarkShroom 2 місяці тому
@@Romanus-or this guy selling a book
@PETERLINNAH 2 місяці тому
Absolutely riveting. Thanks Pieter. Stay well"
@rundown132 2 місяці тому
Thanks for the tutorial Insider! I will keep this video as reference as I get my business up and running
@tinamaps1605 2 місяці тому
😂😂😂
@Hunterxii 2 місяці тому
Yah but he got caught so he's not the best
@reachthesingularity 2 місяці тому
Using the methods of someone who got caught... big brain moves lmfao
@bv5191 2 місяці тому
@@reachthesingularityIf we don't learn from those who fail, there will never be any innovation
@KingKong_CH 2 місяці тому
Godspeed
@camillat984 2 місяці тому
I could listen to Piet talk forever. Thanks for getting him in to tell a longer version of his story.
@Insider 2 місяці тому
Thanks for watching!
@tankueytryn Місяць тому
You must be British.
@nathanyellll Місяць тому
@@tankueytrynchill! we enjoy story telling from different people.
@Blorp_ Місяць тому
@@tankueytrynyou’re a bit weird, seem to be obsessed with hating Europeans
@user-ix9qx7po1f 2 місяці тому
I could totally imagine at least a six season series about this guy's life divided in arcs.
@mookie2637 2 місяці тому
I think he was writing a book (which I would buy). The problem with making an actual series or movie out of this - and surely at least one screenplay is doing the rounds - is how to avoid providing a practical tutorial on undertaking a significant criminal enterprise. I guess they did it with "Traffik" (which IIRC involved impregnation in plastic toys), so perhaps do-able.
@nwerd7584 2 місяці тому
@@mookie2637 Information isnt illegal. Most of those not spelling out the recipes thing are done on their own conscious. At least in the US you cant arrest someone for giving out the exact recipe for meth or anything else. Its very easy to find if you really want to know this or that. He shouldn't sell the rights but rather partner with some company to do a series of films from these different eras. Drug culture is more popular than ever right now, same with crime in general.
@connorvanzant594 2 місяці тому
put it all into a 3 hr movie instead six seasons would ruin the story
@qasqaaap 2 місяці тому
Snowfall is so good imo. Binged it in a week. Exactly 6 seasons too!
@kendohmassif1984 2 місяці тому
There’s a few episodes on Shaun Atwood UKposts channel
@johngammon963 2 місяці тому
This is what a pro looks like - you've got to respect his brains and his balls.
@jamesburk8145 Місяць тому
The whole war on drugs has basically been like trying to empty a swimming pool by scooping out the water with a rake.
@Stitchwitchstitch Місяць тому
And in a rainy environment.
@David_brent Місяць тому
These are the real gangsters, not the rappers you see pretending to be
@MrLoose26 Місяць тому
What’s your point, he’s just filth and is a poison to humanity despite your fascination
@bellaggio1770 Місяць тому
Indeed, real gangsters don't show they are gangsters..
@Nick-zw1zw Місяць тому
Yup. I know a coke dealer who recently just bought a 5 million dollar house and he's got a clean record and would be the last person you'd ever suspect.
@David_brent Місяць тому
@@Nick-zw1zw and you bait him out on here🤦♂️
@Nick-zw1zw Місяць тому
@David_brent how so? 🤔
@lakid9749 2 місяці тому
He's the perfect cover, who would ever think it! He looks like a math teacher
@VedoLeStelle5 2 місяці тому
a realistic evil mastermind
@birdseye2239 Місяць тому
Exactly what I thought
@tmhood Місяць тому
or a chemistry teacher
@royceisthebestrapper7686 Місяць тому
@@tmhoodI see what you did here.
@mrdeathgaming1457 Місяць тому
Not any more!
@StephenMintz 2 місяці тому
Thanks for helping me fall asleep with your monotone calm voice. But his details are terrific, one of the most insightful How Crime Works tell-alls ever.
@S.s.s_88 2 місяці тому
🤣😂
@zigzoggy 2 місяці тому
He’s told this story like a million times already haha I’ve seen him before and this is definitely the most monotone I’ve seen him. He’s definitely tired of telling it over and over again😅
@TheBillaro 2 місяці тому
yeah i fell asleep too
@jazzmaybach1044 2 місяці тому
It's from sniffing that pure stuff... First Hand!
@Lookup2Wakeup Місяць тому
I feel semi conscious half way through, but managed to pull myself out of it. I needed a wee ........ 😂
@radomiriz Місяць тому
This is the best side-hustle video on UKposts. Well done. Thanks.
@Spookypiratez Місяць тому
Right, all I could think about is doing this one time and paying for my kids daycare for the year lol
@DheerajKattula Місяць тому
😂
@PrimeMatt 16 днів тому
😂
@sparkplug964 Місяць тому
This is the kind of guy you might randomly meet in a bar and before you know it 5 hours have past and he has told you a story of a life time.
@DC-uf6ve 2 місяці тому
This was absolutely fascinating.
@DC-uf6ve 2 місяці тому
@@umpin3 He doesn't look a well man. But he's gotta save something for his books I guess.
@jonathanmonck-mason6715 2 місяці тому
@@umpin3I live in Ecuador and from what he was saying everything sounded accurate.
@Insider 2 місяці тому
Thanks for watching!
@theodorekorehonen 2 місяці тому
@Insider is that an automated response or is there a person there?
@DDSRdds 2 місяці тому
Interesting to hear
@marvinschumacher8549 Місяць тому
I did 8 years in France and most of my best friends were international cocaine traffickers. They were the most intellectually elevated of the prison. They almost all spoke English and Spanish very well, plus other languages, which i do too. They were often educated in business or international transport such as shipping. They also liked a life of high risk. They were well travelled and often well read. They were not Scarface. Not at all.
@cking509 2 місяці тому
Great story. Genuinely enjoyed the straightforward, deadpan delivery. No fluff or embellishment.
@cancer_sucks 2 місяці тому
i dont often bother with these kind of uploads but this was a great watch.
@Insider 2 місяці тому
Thanks for watching!
@mylesstevens4367 2 місяці тому
What, do you think we're corrupt? We're the Ecuadorian police 💀💀💀💀💀
@alli3219 Місяць тому
😂
@foobar9761 2 місяці тому
This guy is smart (and only got caught by the stupidity of others)
@amosluyk 2 місяці тому
You always have to work with others... that's what makes it so hard.
@joonius Місяць тому
Idk, knowing you're under surveillance and still attempting 'one last job' with so many moving parts while trying to rip off a guy you know has already been flipped, working for years as a major trafficker and not having enough stashed to just disappear for a while, getting flagged at the airport (the same one you've always used to enter the country btw) and then proceeding to get drunk with your girlfriend....none of these seem to be particularly intelligent decisions. Obviously no one can bat 1000 all the time but you kind of have to when that's your life.
@bengaliinplatforms1268 Місяць тому
He got caught in an Ecuadorian hotel with kilos of cocaine and cash. He was not smart
@akaiappears Місяць тому
@@bengaliinplatforms1268 It didn't mater what he had on him. This was after he was under surveillance for months which culminated in him fleeing the UK.
@aries6776 Місяць тому
@@bengaliinplatforms1268 He got too focused on revenge. That's when smart goes out of the window, when you start thinking emotionally.
@markthemovieman 2 місяці тому
You would never guess his story by looking at him...
@Romanus- 2 місяці тому
It’s usually the smart quiet ones tbh
@Dephside 2 місяці тому
You believe this😂😂😂?
@jaronneutronix3231 2 місяці тому
Seems intentional. Helps to look low key
@ManicMindTrick 2 місяці тому
He looks like he teach some bullshit postmodern social science at some low grade university when in fact he could not be further from that.
@hoopslaa5235 2 місяці тому
@@Romanus- wait, you just said In another comment that it always ends in death or jail. Now you’re admitting that the best actors get away. It’s an acting bluff job.
@vortexmdk6776 2 місяці тому
Easily make a Netflix movie or series out of this, fascinating and a stark warning
@myles5158 Місяць тому
@@RogueCylonwhy?
@NoLefTurnUnStoned. Місяць тому
@@myles5158 Because it’s a filthy trade. Many lives ruined. Many many hectares of pristine forest ruined.
@ophero108 2 місяці тому
Said it before, I'll say it again. Get Eddie Redmayne in for his biopic.
@Tammc09 2 місяці тому
eddie redmayne is a silver spoon gimp
@katjarammer1179 2 місяці тому
THIS! 😂🎉
@marcusheathcote4911 Місяць тому
this guy is so under estimated in his life he has been to places and has survived. and he is still the nicest guy i’ve had the pleasure to speak with. i don’t know how many people watching this story would be able to do what he did and still be able to tell the story. he is just a regular guy with a good story. i love this guy 😅great to hear about your life experience posh p
@MrLoose26 Місяць тому
Drug smugglers aren’t nice, they’re death merchants
@Bdynysus Місяць тому
This absolutely not a regular dude lol
@hamishalexander5294 Місяць тому
Laughed at the end when he was offering his painting services 😂
@NoxMortem 2 місяці тому
The calmness he shows while talking about the time he nearly get killed at his first trip to get the soaked tent. Big balls of steel ^^
@zigzoggy 2 місяці тому
He’s told this story like a million times haha he’s been on lots of podcasts and shows
@olfrud 2 місяці тому
"...so that all happened"...after telling the most insane frightening story.
@KookusMaximus 2 місяці тому
It must be a haunting existence to see this guy drop the whole story and be one of the clean-record mules that didn't get caught yet.
@bladechild2449 2 місяці тому
Those people seldom exist. They all get caught eventually if they're regular.
@kevbone4809 2 місяці тому
What an incredible and gripping story. Thoroughly enjoyed every moment of it. If I come across the book, I’ll definitely purchase a copy. Thank you.
@Insider 2 місяці тому
Thanks for watching!
@jammy-44 Місяць тому
44:22 The chances on that random cartel member knowing his friend from the Verne prison is absolutely mind blowing 🤯
@PapaWheelie1 Місяць тому
So was the revolver on table 😂
@PatchworkPS Місяць тому
His cheerful recollection of old memories and sincere "such a small world!" killed me. What a way to talk about cartel members.
@denisemaryheatherington5820 Місяць тому
Small world
@hdmartyh Місяць тому
10/10 interview.
@Lookup2Wakeup Місяць тому
I never heard the interviewer .... It was a monologue.....😂
@lllflea98lll Місяць тому
easily the best video i've ever seen on this channel, totally fascinating - if piet has more to share, please bring him back for round 3!
@rogerp6903 2 місяці тому
Thanks Posh Pete,fascinating stuff. Thankfully you made it out alive!
@addisonbodis6589 2 місяці тому
The giggle right before the aftermath chapter made me spit my beer out😂😂
@ElzyBooth Місяць тому
One of the best videos I've seen in years. More of Posh Petes Bristol stories please I beg.
@pinwheel8723 Місяць тому
Ive been watching this guy over the past years do these interviews. Absolutely love him
@colinwp8285 Місяць тому
What a fascinating hour and a half. Some life story and Pete is a brilliant 'self' presenter.
@sjingelling Місяць тому
-'Chew this tent.' *chews tent* -good rubber bro
@SystemcIify 2 місяці тому
crazy story and very informative how things worked back then. you can be glad to be alive by now. good luck
@Vodkyz Місяць тому
Very interesting video, thank you!
@kaliyuga6613 Місяць тому
Very interesting interview, Pieter, thanks. I just bought a copy of your book for my sister's birthday, and another for myself. I read the first few pages already on Amazon - very compelling.
@therodenthitman 2 місяці тому
Thanks for sharing, quite a tale!
@adderhoney Місяць тому
This was riveting. I watched every minute.
@kingming869 Місяць тому
This tutorial is very helpful. Thank you.
@johncamp7679 Місяць тому
The greatest Chef in the world could give you his best recipe, and you follow it exactly, it doesn’t mean you can cook.
@benfletcher2911 2 місяці тому
I wonder if his new painting and decorating business is lining the emulsion with cocaine. It’s in the walls 😂
@jessicabrusich Місяць тому
Exactly where my mind went. He was way to into latex and that aspect of it. I’m no painter but I found that interesting. Honestly good for him. Man can run a business better than anyone who’s ever arrested him. Honestly good for him.
@myparceltape1169 Місяць тому
@@jessicabrusichSome paint smells of latex.
@benf1111 Місяць тому
The Trailer Park Boys hash driveway suddenly seems more plausible and ingenius than i originally thought.
@BlackCat-nv5sf Місяць тому
Thanks for sharing your story Pete, Cheers Brother.
@cfuenza4106 Місяць тому
Amazing documentary style. Pure content-
@jakedillingham Місяць тому
I will never look a tent in the same way
@Mooplet 2 місяці тому
oh nice we asked for the full version awesome
@harry-cee Місяць тому
And Mr. Tritton, do us all a favor, would you? Kick off your own podcast or UKposts series on the same theme. It's bound to be an absolute belter!
@defmeta Місяць тому
great video. nuff said.
@Charles-ke2po 2 місяці тому
Hes got the perfect look to do it, very blendable
@Michael-Elo 2 місяці тому
Looking so much forward till this will be a 3 hour feature film :)
@tonylyons9772 Місяць тому
That was a good listen 👍
@waffensachverstandcom5505 29 днів тому
Really one of the best interviews in this series
@J.C... 2 місяці тому
I remember all those different types. That "fish scale" is what we called the pearlescent stuff. He's right too. It was the best stuff to sniff. It seemed pure. Didn't leave residue in your nose. Didn't give you as bad of a headache afterwards. It was also great for people who slam. That diesel was a whole nother story. God that stuff was the worst. Oily just like he said. You could lay it on paper and the paper would turn oily.
@greemblomb 2 місяці тому
Wow that's so cool, thanks for sharing
@myles5158 Місяць тому
@@greemblomb😂😂😂😂
@NoLefTurnUnStoned. Місяць тому
@@greemblomb Yeah…so cool😂
@tiborch 2 місяці тому
Great Interview :) it looks like you enjoyed the best 90s illegal parties in the UK. Long live dj Sasha... 😊
@elissitdesign 2 місяці тому
Sasha is dope! 90s rave head here. 👋🏼
@tools_1805 Місяць тому
@@elissitdesign”rave head here” 🤓
@MarioMaccaferriRules Місяць тому
@@elissitdesign Whaaaaaa still remembering a Renaissance double CD mix by Sasha, kickass tunes ! Rave 4 ever !
@abadpoet6005 Місяць тому
Thanks for sharing
@Jango1989 Місяць тому
Brilliant interview
@richieh2006 2 місяці тому
This dude! I have his book. I don't like or dislike him. The fact he provided for the families if imprisoned.. but then all the lives he destroyed. Such a strange situation. He's a likeable villain. But he's now educating young people in schools and colleges. People are quick to judge but there's enough hate in the world. This guy is owed forgiveness at the very least.
@garetharnold2769 Місяць тому
I read his book too. Very very intense.
@alexorozco303 Місяць тому
Would you forgive him if the thousands of children and loved ones burned alive were the by product of his actions?
@richieh2006 Місяць тому
@@alexorozco303Bit dark. The point is, he’s turned himself around to try and do good for others so other people don’t make the same mistakes he did. Everyone could be bitter and unforgiving. But what does that do? Just create a bitter and unforgiving world. Life’s too short. Learn to forgive others if they see their errors and turn themselves around. Otherwise it just makes yourself an angry person and just hate everything and everyone ♥️
@mikemcmike6427 2 місяці тому
i could listen to this guy all day
@neel23 Місяць тому
This interview just blows my mind and every entertaining. I just cannot believe how calm and cool he is talking about how if it wasn't for an coincidence of having a friend in prison he would of been dead in the one meeting. I would think you have to be cold as ice to be able to handle that kind of stress in your life.
@comitatus111 Місяць тому
The guy is so likable I was relieved when he said he got through the airport with his tent without being arrested. So many criminals are just regular people who have, admittedly, lost their way.
@dosop8936 2 місяці тому
Love to hear these stories
@DogvMan 2 місяці тому
Amazing please do more vidoes 🎉
@dcfromthev 2 місяці тому
I wish they showed a bunch of old photos and videos of him from the old days, something tells me he dressed and carried himself quite differently 20 years ago!
@simonggreen7383 Місяць тому
Surely a film on the horizon?!!! Fascinating stuff
@Fastbikkel Місяць тому
Very interesting material, thanks for sharing! I like Pete's way of telling stories, i find it entertaining and engaging. He was very lucky at times, not to get killed. I mean, doing drugtrade is one thing, it's many in the industry that revert to terrible behavior.
@matthewstacey8344 2 місяці тому
I"m in South Wales, i love hearing your stories Pieter I'm going to look up your book now! I'll buy you a pint if i bump into you.
@Fartman3000 Місяць тому
Ill buy him a pint if he gives me a bump!
@willjxon7801 Місяць тому
or a bump if you have a pint
@jaronneutronix3231 2 місяці тому
I got stopped by customs coming back from Colombia while watching this video 😂😂. I felt lucky they didn't ask what I was watching. They'd probably still have me there haha
@SirReginaldBumquistIII 2 місяці тому
People will write anything for likes
@jaronneutronix3231 2 місяці тому
@@SirReginaldBumquistIII Yes no one's ever gone through Colombia before..
@SirReginaldBumquistIII 2 місяці тому
@@jaronneutronix3231 what a petty reply. Solkmbia is stunning and vibrant of course people go and come from therem.
@harry-cee Місяць тому
Massive thanks for granting us a peek into your world with such an open and forthright chat. It's clear as daylight how your everyman appearance, unflappable nature, and downright affable character paved your way in the shadows. I'll be on the lookout for your book launch to snag a copy. A tip of the hat to Insider for wrapping this up in a package that's quintessentially British - no frills, no fuss, steering clear of any over-the-top American razzmatazz and unnecessary audiovisual fluff.
@harry-cee Місяць тому
@Netflix has got to pick up your story and make it into a series.
@moth1560 Місяць тому
fascinating story and person, will defo look up his books
@Arks123 2 місяці тому
We run it like a business...I bet the office Christmas party was a banger. 😄
@mcrfan1981 2 місяці тому
so when is the netflix series coming
@slamminx3 Місяць тому
They'll make Pete black too.
@thepostman9664 2 місяці тому
Great How To video 😮
@kfc_bucket5172 Місяць тому
Thank you for this, I am starting my new drug empire tomorrow
@Pe6ek 2 місяці тому
When Pete laughs, I always fear his lungs are going to end up on the camera lens.
@dan-ex7zb 2 місяці тому
😂😂😂
@Lookup2Wakeup Місяць тому
He coughs up micro latex ground sheet particles .... 😂
@moneymikz 2 місяці тому
I had no idea some Coke was better for sniffing and some for cooking up… Fascinating
@myparceltape1169 Місяць тому
Different kinds of rice are suitable for different dishes.
@PrimeMatt 16 днів тому
Absolutely superb! Could have listened to this for hours. I'm really curious how they got it out of the rubber though?
@pricejoss 2 місяці тому
Doing the Lord’s work, Pieter
@comparethequeercat 2 місяці тому
Fr, truly making all of our weekends that bit better
@lukaszl9542 Місяць тому
amen
@JohnRivera-gw7cx Місяць тому
Yrs
@NoLefTurnUnStoned. Місяць тому
@@comparethequeercat A lot of misery for poor people in Latin America to make your weekend better.
@comparethequeercat Місяць тому
@@NoLefTurnUnStoned. Which would be solved by the legalisation and regulation of production. Until then, I'm still gonna carry on getting the bag in
@Stacksz745 2 місяці тому
I use similar planning and tactics smuggling snacks into the cinema
@ImPoStier Місяць тому
This needs to be a movie or a series
@nickadams2361 Місяць тому
This is really interesting story, I've heard a lot of dealer stories that are former addicts not from a practicing analyst
@pbrgm 2 місяці тому
There are some series aired on paid tv channels that shows how the federal police in my country approaches people on buses and airplanes, and then ask them about their motives for travelling. Police is already sniffing out that they're trafficking, and say 90% of the time those people that got interviewed were indeed trafficking drugs to various locations. Turns out that they're always dealing like a kilo, or even smaller quantities, and also being paid so badly, it's almost comical if it wasnt a tragedy already. Seeing this you realize how the big guys dealing drugs never show up in these shows. Of course, there's the element of intelligence, but the main discourse of public safety always takes remarks on poor, desperate people trafficking as the only way to get food on the table. Awesome interview.
@MariaRomero-cb6ty 2 місяці тому
I'd buy the book for sure!
@BenjaminDavidson-kv1sn 18 днів тому
this really interesting!
@greg.peepeeface 2 місяці тому
That first 2:50 is gold as a friend of a connoisseur.
@greg.peepeeface 2 місяці тому
dammnn, 48 mins in and this piece is well done.
@ryanoconnell3545 Місяць тому
I love this format. Would love to see more long-form interviews!
@dj796 Місяць тому
wow , a great vid, thnx
@pomatolove 2 місяці тому
Coke smuggling ASMR
@Breakfastbunn 7 днів тому
💯
@_-000-_ 2 місяці тому
This would make a great film 👌
@TomLilletveit 2 місяці тому
Inspiring to watch
@walpoleandworcester 2 місяці тому
Nice! An uncut version. I’ve seen the Locked Up Abroad episode so many times.
@VedoLeStelle5 2 місяці тому
*Breaking Bad: UK Edition*
@pennykaye9971 2 місяці тому
Spot in about the last 10 min of this, war on drugs needs a shake up
@nwerd7584 2 місяці тому
no, it doesnt because the the US is making the most money they ever had, and its in the time people claim the war on drugs is failing the most. It may be ruining lives. but it doesn't ruin US politicians lives who give the cartels the ok to work in their states etc. Theres a reason we refuse to cut ties with china which is where 99% of the synthetics and materials and precursors for said real drugs come from. This is working as intended. burning the wick at both ends. Making money form the court systems and the black market and stimulating the economy and their pockets. If its legal it creates a route for actual citizens to do business legally and cut these politicians out. If this wasn't the case it would have stopped 5 years after its initial start because on paper its a sheer failure.. but on paper its only following the legal outcomes and omits the immense illegal profits. The US is the country that couldn't get people to stop smoking pot so they illegally poisoned the crops multiple times killing multiple US citizens and nobody was held accountable. In fact they just kept doing it, they probably still do it now. The supreme court even told the president at the time to stop doing it or he;d be held accountable. called their bluff did it more times and they did nothing. the DOJ did nothing. Because charging a US president is and was always unheard of until orange man came around. Opening the can up will end bad for every past presidents legacy. if theyre still alive they could see a jail cell.
@tokivikerness8863 2 місяці тому
The war on drugs hasn't been a thing for a couple years where I live. Drug deaths have skyrocketed, gang violence high as the 90s, addict numbers higher than ever. A grade school kid just got pricked by a used needle a couple days ago while he was on a play ground. The war on drugs was largely a failure. What we do now failed harder.
@gclip9883 2 місяці тому
@@tokivikerness8863 For me, the "War On Drugs" is generally a way of describing drug prohibition in general. But yeah, it has gotten so much worse. For example, heroin is pretty bad, but it is nothing compared to fentanyl. In less than 10 years, fentanyl has become the number one illegal drug in terms of deaths in the US. But Europe will not be safe for much longer, the Taliban ban of poppy cultivation will very likely bring fentanyl to the European market. And then you have the drug cartels in South America that have military grade weaponry - the governments have zero chance against those. Continuing this failed policy will only lead to more deaths, more addictions and more prisoners. And all of that for the purpose of preventing drug use - which it doesn't.
@pennykaye9971 2 місяці тому
@@tokivikerness8863 Yep its to big to be policed now to, they just go for the big £mill gang cought front page to making it look like there doing there job.
@dougstyles 2 місяці тому
It never even started
@dianaadamczyk5273 Місяць тому
What an interesting character. His voice doesn’t match the drama of his words 😂 Thank you BI for sharing this
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