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Sep 12, 2026

Al LetsonHOST
5:05
Marlena is shocked and pretty confused.
Al LetsonHOST
5:08
Did her vet just recommend black market cat drugs from a Facebook group? Before Marlena has time to think about how bizarre this all is, she looks over at poor Otto, who's gotten skinnier and weaker each day, and she logs onto Facebook.
Marlena ArjoGUEST
5:25
So I go to the Facebook group and it's very weird.
Marlena ArjoGUEST
5:28
It's a private group.
Al LetsonHOST
6:11
And the very next day, she found an unmarked package on her doorstep with vials of a mysterious liquid and instructions for how to inject them into her cat.
Al LetsonHOST
6:22
Over the next three months, Marlena says she spent thousands of dollars via PayPal to order more and more of this liquid.
Al LetsonHOST
6:30
But the weirdest part was that this black market drug, it actually cured her cat.
Marlena ArjoGUEST
6:36
Within the first week, he was back to normal.
Ryan NaraineHOST
17:13
Did you get a chance to, to, to actually work through the report, and can you share with the audience what is the big headline item in it for you?
Costin RaiuHOST
17:20
I'll, I'll, I'll, I'll share you my quick assessment because I think it came out as I was coming back from, uh, Underground Economy.
Costin RaiuHOST
17:27
And, uh, uh, with Underground Economy being in Strasbourg, if you're not experienced into European travel, that is like a, a special thing by itself.
Costin RaiuHOST
17:38
Going, uh, to Bucharest from Strasbourg, uh, or from, uh, Strasbourg to Bucharest, it's, it's, uh, it's a tough thing, man.
Costin RaiuHOST
17:47
So-
Katee SackhoffHOST
13:27
Jiminy Christmas.
Robin GadsbyHOST
13:28
But it's like we go from an episode of, like, black market, where it's like, "No one can get what they want-
Katee SackhoffHOST
13:32
Mm
Robin GadsbyHOST
13:32
... and we gotta have the black market," to this.
Katee SackhoffHOST
13:35
Mm-hmm.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
13:35
It's good to see you.

25 MINS LATER

Robin GadsbyHOST
38:06
Don't, I, I, d- I didn't, I liked, I liked the episode.
Robin GadsbyHOST
38:08
The episode was good.
Bill EsparzaHOST
10:27
That is his taco.
Bill EsparzaHOST
10:28
That is his taco that's a tribute to the Mercado Negro in Ensenada, the black market, and it's on his tasting menu at Orixe.
Bill EsparzaHOST
10:36
Um, you know, right now for, you know, if you want a chef-driven restaurant experience in Tijuana, Orixe is the place to go, okay? Um, now the other thing that was really [laughs] amazing...
Bill EsparzaHOST
10:48
Now, I'm not, this is not a, a, you know, I'm, I'm like, both of those, uh, tacos are amazing, but there's just something really special about the taco that, uh, Tomas Gastelum is doing under, you know, with his partnership with Chef Jo- Jose Luis Hinestroza, a friend of the podcast from Arca in Tulum, who is a, who is an owner at Mira Fireside.
Ryan NaraineHOST
1:42
What is going on with you?
Costin RaiuHOST
1:44
I'll be at Underground Economy in the beautiful city of Strasbourg, which is like the second capital of the European Union.
Costin RaiuHOST
1:52
That's the Brussels, which is the capital, and like the smaller capital is Strasbourg.
Costin RaiuHOST
1:58
for don't ask why it's like historical
Costin RaiuHOST
2:06
no no no i mean strasbourg is like the second capital of the european union for historical reasons like they didn't want to to kind of offend any of the founders so as a result in the constitution it's something like uh european parliament needs to uh have sessions both in Brussels and in Strasbourg so like every now and then one day per month they go everyone goes to Strasbourg and they have some meetings in there just so that everyone is happy
Ryan NaraineHOST
2:38
this is a threat Intel thing
Costin RaiuHOST
2:41
it's underground economy is it's a kind of the top conference from team Cumbria which also have very, very interesting services, by the way, like not just passive DNS and site, but they also have things like NetFlow, the Auguri system.
Costin RaiuHOST
2:59
So very interesting services they're offering.
Bill EsparzaGUEST
22:26
So we actually have names.
Bill EsparzaGUEST
22:28
So it started in the 60s in the Mercado Negro, which is the black market.
Bill EsparzaGUEST
22:35
And it actually started as a real black market.
Bill EsparzaGUEST
22:37
They were illegally selling seafood products there by the pier in Ensenada.
Bill EsparzaGUEST
22:44
Then it became, now they still call it the Mercado Negro, but it's an official market now.
Bill EsparzaGUEST
22:48
But there was a guy named Mario, Mario El Bachigualato.
Bill EsparzaGUEST
22:53
And he was because he got that name because he was from this neighborhood in Culiacan.
Eric SuGUEST
0:00
Only the black market wins.
Surya PalliHOST
0:01
Is that the main reason for your partnership with NBA?
Eric SuGUEST
0:04
People more refer us as the number one brand here.

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Surya PalliHOST
10:13
easiest thing you can do is to ban.
Eric SuGUEST
10:15
Yeah, it is the way, but that's not the right solution because the betting is always there, even pre-poll goal, even after the legislation.
Eric SuGUEST
10:24
Still, at this moment, we can see probably about a substantial amount of activities on black market and if you do over regulation you will drive the behavior betting activities to the black market operator yeah so it will be everybody lose only the black market wins be honest
Surya PalliHOST
10:42
yeah yeah true well thank you so much for joining me sharing your insights as well as plans for the coming years i look forward to another opportunity to meeting you thank you for having me thank you so that's it guys share your thoughts in the comments below and i will see you on the next one thank you thank you
Michelle StevensonGUEST
31:44
Take the tax.
Danica De GiorgioHOST
31:44
Yeah, well, 80% of tobacco consumed in Australia is now bought on the black market.
Caleb BondHOST
31:49
Oh, you know Julian Hill, the Assistant Customs Minister? He tells me that's wrong.
Caleb BondHOST
31:54
That's the ABS's number, by the way.
Danica De GiorgioHOST
32:14
We've seen a rise in underworld crime because of this demand for illicit tobacco.
Danica De GiorgioHOST
32:20
And greedy Labor has now ramped up packets to a maximum legal price of $60.
Danica De GiorgioHOST
32:28
I mean, who can afford that? So people are, of course, now going to the black market.
Danica De GiorgioHOST
32:32
I mean, isn't this an example of how, you know, government greed...
Cameron MilnerGUEST
23:15
Abject failure.
Cameron MilnerGUEST
23:16
I mean, we have a situation where 80% of smokes out there are bought from the black market, bought from organised crime.
Cameron MilnerGUEST
23:22
I mean, the tax revenues are falling because they're failing.
Cameron MilnerGUEST
23:25
I mean, so there's not even a health warning on the packets that are brought in by Manchester, made in Dubai, sold by some Lebanese crime gang on the streets out there.
Seamus SullivanHOST
4:42
Six lawsuits naming US companies Aesthetic Envy, Astra, Legendary Peptides, Stryker Pharmacy, Texas Peptides, and Lone Star Peptides as the defendants.
Seamus SullivanHOST
4:51
saying that they're selling the black market ritatatride to the public.
Seamus SullivanHOST
4:55
Now, here's why they are doing it.
Seamus SullivanHOST
5:00
The reason these compounding pharmacies are making ritatatride is they go through the research use only case, which obviously, who's in the public doing research with vials of ritatatride for one person? It's an N of one, N of one.
Marcos RiveraHOST
7:10
I didn't realize that it was like the scale at which people would be integrating it.
Marcos RiveraHOST
7:18
It's like, I mean, yeah, highly addictive in a sense because you're addicted to your aesthetic, which we'll talk more about in our next episode.
Marcos RiveraHOST
7:27
But Yeah, black market and crime organizations getting their fingers into it.
Marcos RiveraHOST
7:33
I mean, I guess there is a lot of money to be made.

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