figuring out why he did that
HELLOO
ive been watching YT clips of the show for awhile now and i REALLY enjoy them but didnt get any explaintion why the main character becamse this powerful criminal from being a teacher so with the help of CHATGPT i curated a list of reasons that could explain that
🔹 Financial Desperation
- Medical Bills – A family member is sick and insurance won’t cover treatment.
- Eviction or Foreclosure – The character is about to lose their home.
- Crushing Debt – From student loans, credit cards, or payday lenders.
- Laid Off or Underemployed – They’ve lost their job and can’t find decent work.
- Supporting Family – They’re the only provider for kids or aging parents.
🔹 Social or Environmental Pressure
- Living in a High-Crime Area – It’s normalized, or seen as a survival tactic.
- Influenced by Friends/Relatives – Someone close to them is already in the game.
- Cultural or Community Expectations – Fast money is glamorized or respected.
🔹 Loss of Faith in the System
- Broken Justice or Healthcare System – The character feels failed by institutions.
- Criminal Record Prevents Legal Work – One mistake has ruined all opportunities.
- Exploitation or Inequality – They feel the system is rigged against them.
🔹 Emotional or Psychological Triggers
- Revenge – They’re wronged and want payback, maybe against a rival dealer.
- Grief or Trauma – A loss (e.g., spouse, child) leads to reckless behavior.
- Low Self-Worth – They believe they’re not cut out for a “normal” life.
🔹 Personal Justifications
- “It’s Temporary” – “Just until I pay off the bills.”
- “It’s Victimless” – Belief that drug users make their own choices.
- “Everyone Else Is Doing It” – Seeing others thrive through illegal means.
- “I’ll Do It Better” – Thinking they’ll be smarter or more ethical than others.
🔹 Opportunity & Temptation
- Easy Money – They see how fast others are making cash and get tempted.
- No Real Consequences (Yet) – They see others get away with it.
Posted Oct 7, 2025, 10:14 AM UTC
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