It started out so simple:
The goal was to make as much money as possible selling cocaine over the course of six months. I started with just a $2000 investment and zero prospective buyers. Thwarting unwanted attention from either side of the law was my main concern as I hustled to see how high I could push my profit margin.
But trouble has an uncanny knack for catching us wrong-footed.
Word soon broke out of the new kid in town with unlimited supply of highly pure cocaine, and it just snowballed from there. The explosive power of networking became both my best friend and worst enemy.
Suddenly I had high-profile producers, directors and actors wanting to meet me and do me favors, to get a taste of what all the fuss was about.
My initial goal of maintaining anonymity evolved into a desire to push the envelope of social status and see how deep the Rabbit hole goes.
What follows is:
-A behind the scenes look into the daily life of a full-time drug dealer
-Different perspectives of Hollywood and celebrity culture, told from an up-close and personal view
-A guide on How to sell drugs and get away with it
-Psychological and sociological commentary on alternating between the top and bottom of the social ladder and living a double life
-A challenge to the notion of fame and questioning whether or not it can be faked
Hollywood Dirty Money is a search for balance between fame and anonymity, the struggle of holding onto who I am as opposed to what I’ve become, and contemplation of life purpose, social-conditioning, and the pursuit of happiness.
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