Andy Reid's son

[OHSportsFan]

One of those things the family probably had a sinking feeling about eventually having to deal with, but still hard to face that reality.

Drugs are bad, mmkay.

 

[DubCoffman62]

One of those things the family probably had a sinking feeling about eventually having to deal with, but still hard to face that reality.

Drugs are bad, mmkay.

I went to high school with a kid that died of an overdose (probable suicide). He was 35 when it happened. One of the last conversations I had with him he told me that his life was already so fucked up he didn't see the use of trying to kick the habit.

 

[TheStoicPaisano]

One of those things the family probably had a sinking feeling about eventually having to deal with, but still hard to face that reality.

Drugs are bad, mmkay.

I feel for Andy, but this is the same son who (in his mid-20s) described how he liked being a drug dealer.

And was Garrett pushing weed and adderall to some rich kids?

No, he was dealing heroin in poor black neighborhoods, like they need any other troubles.

 

[OH10]

The most disappointing thing about this is that I wasn't smart enough to have Garrett Reid in the death pool. Such an obvious choice and worth a lot of points.