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Hi everyone. Hello. And welcome back to Tunishe. This is the podcast where we pick a topic

and we haul it to death into the afterlife. And today we're hauling something that's very

close to both of our hearts,

but that Elizabeth particularly has a lot of opinions about.

Laura suggested this topic and I was like, here's my list.

Ready, locked and loaded, ready to go.

So today we are hauling Adderall alternatives. Admittedly, the title is a bit clickbaity because I love a good clickbait. Yeah.

I don't think there's anything that properly substitutes the effects of Adderall because it's in methamphetamine.

And I also think that if Adderall works for you, amazing.

I love that for you. You're a particularly

kind of efficient psycho. If you can take amphetamine salts on a regular basis and not be a pill

to be around and you haven't like killed anyone mazel to you.

The only thing that I would say that is an Adderall alternative,

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