The Sackler Family Part Three- Dirty Curty and the Scapegoats

Yeet the Rich

Emily Walsh and Daniel Moss

True Crime, Comedy, History

5.0 • 39 Ratings

🗓️ 9 April 2024

⏱️ 78 minutes

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Today we are really digging into the rise of Oxycontin. We discuss the army of marketers and entire economy that built up around selling as many of these pain pills as possible to consumers without any regard for public safety. We also talk about how much and how early the Sackler Family and Perdue Pharma knew about the addictive and dangerous qualities of their drug. This one is heavy but I think it's very interesting and I hope y'a...

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0:00.0	But don't be ashamed if you get confused when you talk to your friends or you watch the news.
0:10.0	They try to tell you where all went wrong.
0:13.0	Now you don't need to argue, just sing this song.
0:17.0	It was rich people stacking the dick dick Rich people with big pack checks
0:24.0	Rich people
0:25.6	They're having a ball
0:27.3	Rich people been
0:29.4	Fri's on
0:31.1	Hello Hello Welcome back to Eat the Rich Thank you so much Hello.
0:38.7	Hello.
0:39.4	Welcome back to Eat the Rich.
0:41.1	Thank you so much.
0:41.9	You're welcome.
0:43.0	I am Emily Walsh, and you are my husband and co-host, Danny Watts.
0:46.7	That's me.
0:47.3	That's you.
0:48.3	I thought I would not do my game show announcer voice.
0:51.8	Oh, well.
0:52.8	Do you miss it?
0:53.7	I kind of, but we'll get back to it next.
0:55.5	We'll have to work on that.
0:58.8	I don't know.
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