D. Meeks (50 Boyz) Explains How Being a Drug Dealer is the Worst Job in the World (Part 10)

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Part 9: https://youtu.be/uNxD6HbAQqA
Part 1: https://youtu.be/BshYJ7y0WI0
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In this clip, D. Meeks talks about William “Doc” Marshall and the way in which the former CFO of BMF flipped on the organization in order to help the feds with their case against Southwest T and Big Meech back in 2006. He also shares his thoughts on the events leading up to their guilty plea and their 30-year sentence back in 2008.

Moving along, D. Meeks states that he mainly associates with people from the Detroit branch of BMF instead of the ones from Atlanta, because of familiarity. Later in the discussion, D. Meeks talks about the line of work that he decided to pursue upon his release from prison. He declared that working in construction was far less stressful than the drug game. As the conversation unfolds, the former drug lord talks about what being a drug dealer is like and why it’s the worse job in the world. He sheds light on the dangers of the drug game, why rival drug dealers don’t get along and why he no longer thinks that lifestyle is worth the risk.

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