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Lot's of drug users along the way too.
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Spoken like an expert on the subject ?
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Haha, yes, there are a lot of druggies in Montana. We call the Bitterroot the Meth Capital of the World. Drug use is insanely high, and you will find just as many stoned drivers as drunk drivers.
Again, 93 is a suicide road if you're not extremely secure behind the wheel. Even then, it's risky. Drunks + stoners + deer and other assorted wildlife = 93 driving. Have fun. |
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Believe me the Bitterroot valley is not and never will be anything close to "the meth capital of the world", that's funny ! Tacoma Wa. is the meth capital of the world !
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It appears that some think if they talk bad enough about MT people won't move here. From the looks of things I don't think it's working.....
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