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The doses of fentanyl have gotten stronger and stronger over time. So literally less than

a pinky. It used to be like, a pinky amount could kill you. Now it's literally you could touch it

and it could kill you.

Welcome to another good dive edition of the Shicks on the White Podcast. Very, very excited today

to have with us our very special guest, Matt Dassenger of DAS Executive Protection Services.

Matt, for those of you who may recognize him, was actually our security team lead

for our first Camp Tono event in Tampa this past September. And so, and he did an amazing job.

His whole team was amazing and we all fell in love with him and like his whole super

studly security squad. The quadruple S. The reason that we brought Matt on to talk with us today

is because after our event, we had a long chat with Matt about, I don't want to call it a side

hustle because that's not the right word for it. But in addition to what you do with DAS Executive

Protection, you are also really, really involved in the drug crisis and helping people who are

addicts and rescuing people who are addicts using Narcan, which I think is a rescue drug that a

lot of people have heard of but don't know a lot about. And it was a huge eye opening education

for us. And we thought it would benefit our audience to hear the same kind of information about

Narcan and why it might be something that they want to have in their own homes. Did I get that right?

And also, and also your backstory. I think your backstory was like, we were like, wow,

like how you got into it and then why you do it and why people should be concerned about this

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