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I'm Pablo the drug mule dog. Last year, I woke up in a basement with a gaping hole in my stomach and found out I'd been used to smuggle cocaine into the country. Since then I've been having nightmares about the whole thing. Typical.
So I went back on the road and talked to all sorts of real people to try and find out what the dog deal about is. I even managed to film my interviews (somehow) so you can watch them below.
This is me, Pablo The Drug Mule Dog, meeting the first person on my quest - a tall and quite scary bouncer who gives me the low down on coke and night club toilets. Lovely.
This is me meeting the next person on my quest to find out what the big deal about coke is - a DJ called Plastician. Apparently, he plays 'grime.' Charming.
I wanted to find out about the kind of stuff that coke gets mixed with, so I visited Dr. John Ramsey, a toxicologist at St George's Hospital, who told me just how pure the average gram of coke is. I also saw an old friend...
This is me meeting a drugs worker who helps rehabilitate young people with coke addictions and gives me a spot of therapy (sort of).
This is me meeting a nice DJ called Brandon Block who told me all about his experience of getting addicted to coke and let me 'bust up' some tunes on his decks. Marvellous.
This is me meeting a charming cab driver on my way to the hospital. He talked (and talked) about lots of coke business he'd seen going on in the back of his cab and all sorts of lovely other things. That's me being sarcastic. Unfortunately, I remembered a little too late that I had absolutely no money to pay for the cab. Blast.
This is me meeting a doctor in the A&E unit of a hospital. He told me all about the effects and harms that taking coke has on your body. I also asked him for a check up and he totally ignored me. Charming. Let me know what you think of the film...
This is me meeting the mother of an addict who let me sit on her sofa. What a woman. She talked all about what she and her family went through when her daughter started taking loads of coke.
Eat your heart out, Martin Bashir, who'd have thought a small town, talking dog would ever get to interview a Colombian minister. Such a big day! The minister told me all about the effects of growing coke on the environment and I asked him to give Mitzy, my female dog friend, a message.
Here I am talking to a customs officer about me getting used to smuggle drugs, then disemboweled. Marvellous.
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