Venture X Marlborough is the best you’ll find in the area. They offer free day passes on their website.

>Funny that you mention the LD50 of mice, but not of monkeys

That was all I could find for a quick search.

>You’re talking about micrograms (mcg). Your wife didn’t receive more than 3mg

You're right. Misread on my part.

While you’re correct regarding the hysteria surrounding airborne/skin-contact fentanyl, you’re wildly incorrect about the dosages.

Funny that you mention the LD50 of mice, but not of monkeys, which is as low as 0.03mg/kg (IM/IV).

You’re talking about micrograms (mcg). Your wife didn’t receive more than 3mg. She’d very likely be dead or at least have been quite sick.

Even better, put it in the trash can at Wal-Mart!

They have day/weekly passes: https://worclab.org/coworking

Bury them

>Fentanyl can be deadly if airborne in high concentrations in confined spaces.

There's no such thing as deadly airborne fentanyl.

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Spoken like a true dad

Post them onto Facebook Marketplace or LetGo for free and put them outside.

They will disappear within a day or two.

I have some room in my office that might help you out for a bit. It's in the Ivy Corset building (close to Coney Island). No charge.

NorthStarDayTrading.com

Go somewhere they're tearing down an old building and toss them. Put them in your trunk of your car, they work good under a tire that's spinning in deep snow.

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Yes! This is very true! Save them.

How's your math, they say 3 milligrams of fentanyl is enough to kill the average person. Fentanyl can be deadly if airborne in high concentrations in confined spaces. If the fire hadn't occurred and that 20 lbs was some how released in his apartment it would have killed everyone in the building. There needs to be legislation that would make fentanyl possession a serious enough crime to carry a many decades in prison sentence without parole.

Its very legal. State and fed agencies can cross-report things under various codes. In this case, its more than justified as the firefighters came across drugs and weapons giving cause to a possible drug lab and various unknowns. With fire and safety an issue, a warrant can be issued on the spot to clear any possible explosives or chemical hazards. On top of that, all fires are crime scenes, which changes how privacy and warrants work.

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My neighbors windows need a few

Save them for a good riot

You should be worried about the fucking legality of a drug operation like that lmao. They’re the ones ruining this city.

Put them on Facebook market. Let them clear them out for you.

You should keep them around. They are probably the same bricks used in the building of something in your house and are/will be useful in repairing that thing when it eventually needs it. That will give you a near perfect repair appearance, rather than trying to source new bricks that match the color and size of the originals.

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