How Would You Test to See if Your Neighbors Are Drug Dealers?
Question by Erin H: How would you test to see if your neighbors are drug dealers?
Based on my neighbor’s behavior I’m 90% certain that they sell drugs. Here’s why I say that:
1. It’s a married couple in their late 20’s with a 6yr old son.
2. They are missing a couple teeth but live in a fairly expensive neighborhood.
3. The mom doesn’t work and the dad doesn’t have a regular work schedule.
4. There are at least 4 different cars, some of which I’ve never seen before, parked in front of their house/in their driveway.
5. Recently, the cars have gotten nicer and nicer- today there was a BMW, H3, and a Lexus (all newer) in front of their house at the same time.
6. Over the past three months I’ve seen AT LEAST 30 cars I don’t recognize parked in their drive way.
7. The majority of the people who get out of these cars are always on their cellphone.
Maybe I’m just paranoid but I really want to know if they sell drugs. Any ideas other than trying to buy from them? I don’t want to do anything dumb to get myself hurt in any way OR create conflict. HELP!
Best answer:
Answer by Wolfgang
Big Brother loves people who rat on their neighbors.
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