What's up guys, Derek? Moreplacemoren AIDS.com. Today we're going to be talking about

Grandma's Little Helper, also known as Riddlein. Yes. Riddlein. You heard me correctly. The drug

used in those with ADHD. So a while ago, I did a video on CBA's original

Dianable advertisement to promote getting on the Sazool. This was a video that

basically showed what CBA's advertisement was to entice individuals to take Diannable

back when this was a not stigmatized medication they otherwise wanted to promote it heavily.

Kind of interesting because nowadays it is seen as an illegal regulated good that otherwise is not even

available for prescription. But back in the day, new Danible converts protein to working weight

and wasting or debilitated patients. Feels better than she has in two years. Basically has

grandma on D-ball. Put on 13 and a quarter needed pounds in just six weeks.

Quite the gains, bro.

Five milligram pink score, bottles of 100 and 500.

Back in the day with those, the potent pink ties, bro.

Good shit.

So anyways, I thought this was kind of a relevant one that I stumbled across by accident

is about grandma's little helper Ritalin. And this was an OG Ritalin advertisement. And it's just

interesting to me to see the way some of the stuff was portrayed, like not that long ago.

Not that long ago. Like back when our, I don't know, I guess it depends how old you are, but

like, again, it just like wasn't that fucking long ago where shit was being advertised like,

you know, just being hyped up as if it's like a supplement or something like that. Like

even supplements have been marketed in a more ethical way nowadays, I think.

There are still a lot of companies that do it unethically and still follow that kind of

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