@@HylianFox3, yeah, assess amount of injury first, and then decide how to respond. Also if they've already deeply traumatized themselves, it seems like you being upset about it isn't going to make them less likely to do it in future.
Ooh, can I come over, Amy? Um, I like good drugz and (we all know “drugs are like that...ha ha!” says a narrator when a kid is possibly GRAVELY INJURED!)
Not to mention drugs are like enchiladas, alligators, coffee mugs, Mylar, the ark of the covenant, meatloaf, and those little blood stains you find on motel bedsheets.
You really hit the nail on the head with the Telly Savalas thing. I've been saying that for years. And now that I think about it the head of a nail is like drugs too.
Or maybe they are now the Strom Thurmond age biting his nails, pulling her hair, and having stimulating conversations that consist of "What?" "What's that?" and "What do you mean?"
I love how the mom just taps her foot at seeing her kid on the ground crying surrounded by broken pieces instead of making sure she was alright. “Oh you got hurt doing something you weren’t supposed to do? I hope you get brain damage.”
Absolutel, they need to see you break up at predicament and cry louder than they do. Then, promise them they'll never fall again and make sure they can stuff their fat bellies with all the cookies they want on their road to diabetes. Then promis that nothing bad will happen to them for the rest of their lives while living with you until they have someone else or government program to mooch off of. Eternal victimhood!
If as an adult I had trouble figuring out where they were going with this shit, kids had no chance. If you really want to break it down, they were actually teaching moderation. Its not like they were saying swimming, eating cookies, and playing sidewalk games is inherently dangerous.
@@WobblesandBean You know what's more annoying than people who quote directly from the video? People who bitch about people who quote directly from the video.
So for the "change one little thing" part, they ignored the many relevant gears the motion depends on which would actually make the machine stop working, and instead removed the gear that's purely decorative so they had to make a silly effect to fake the machine failing.
So to recap, drugs are like the following; a baby's dependency on a pacifier, a silly kids game that's habit forming, absently making yourself dizzy, sneaking into a cookie jar without permission or approval, a lake that's not all it seems, and making a slight alteration to a mechanism just to see what'll happen. Good job, PBS and Lego. Good job.
Drugs are also like Moorhouse College, Faberge Eggs, thatching, elbow pasta, forklifts, handheld radios, Warren J. Harding, durians, engine manifolds and the 2013 census of Alpha, Wisconsin.
Originally saw this way, way back in 2nd grade. Until seeing it here, I only had vague memories of the class cracking up at 'step-on-a-crack' business guy, and I'm pretty sure that was the only part that held any interest to our sugar-addled, 8-year-old brains.
"ok, ok, Funs over guys, give me my nook. come on guys, i really need that nook! im getting the shakes, ok This isnt funny anymore, give me my nook! oh god im dying here, here comes the DTs, Spiders! SPIDERS!!!! ERRGGGGHHH"
@@WobblesandBean This is a RUclips comment section. It's either this or rampant real racism and rampant "funny ironic" racism. Given the choice, I guess I'll take the people quoting their favorite joke.
"Drugs are like your toys! They're like your toys!" and "Put drugs in cereal to start your day!" have lived in my head, rent-controlled, since this first came out.
Same. lol I find that a lot with the musical bits in Rifftrax and MST3K. Another example in this short for me is "rissleti rossleti meow meow meow." I have no idea what that's from or what it means, but I find myself singing it for no reason often.
Since when were things like a game of “step on the crack” and spinning on a swing addictive like drugs? Also, if those kids kept saying, “What do you mean?” to each other, it could literally go on forever.
Step on a crack is no joke, it's a gateway drug to more serious addictions like spinning or Persian poetry. I should know. I used to do that as a kid all the time and now I inject five marijuanas and smoke a beer every day.
No way are two kids gonna dump a big box of Lego on the floor and then proceed to sort all the pieces by shape and color without being on some kind of upper.
As someone who began their education in Florida in 1969, I saw the fuck out of this movie all the way through elementary school and even on TV a few times.
It turned out to be a confusing mess because they failed to tackle the actual subject of drugs and how dangerous they are. Instead kids came away equating illegal drug use to toddlers eating cookies and babies with a binkey
@@maxxam3590 I mean they make the basic blocks in those colors but I haven't seen any gears or engines that you can use to violate the laws of thermodynamics.
This is the result of the production company being told "Make an anti-drug film for kids, but we don't want to upset the parents so don't actually talk about drugs or portray drug use in any way."
"Also its the 1970s, too. So try to do it in an auterish way like a big budget Hollywood production like the Godfather or Deer Hunter. But we don't have anyway near that much money to afford that, so just hire a recent film school grad to direct, and make the film drip with pretentiousness and unintended irony."
It also feels like they really don't want to tell kids to not do drugs. It's less "just say no" and more "look, just make sure you get clean needles and you'll be okay".
Yes! I asked them to pretty please add this full short on Twitter the other day. I didn't know I had this much power! 🤣 And you're welcome everyone else who loves this one and wants to make all your friends and family watch it. 😂
So many laughs in this one. Gotta say, in Miami-Dade in the early 70s - where and when this short was produced - they didn't seem to take drugs all that seriously. I've seen, via Rifftrax/MST3K, more alarming safety films about bicycle-riding.
@@pavo1394 oh yeah. Damn. Thank you. I almost forgot today what Catholic school was like with their God-sanctioned mission of undoing God's work in avoiding the very things that make us human through habit-inducing punishments and the myriad ways of fear-mongering with just the right dose of negative feedback to further recede any self-esteem you may have acquired during the summer. Perplexing to say the least. Drugs are like that.
If anyone wanted the lyrics to the theme song, here you go: Once you start some things, you just can't stop And drugs are like that too You pick it up and it's hard to drop And drugs are like that too Like a baby going through a phase And like a player playing in a daze, yeah yeah You break a rule and you have to pay It may not hurt, but then again it may Drugs are like that too, you know Drugs are like that too, I know Drugs are like that too
This was my favorite RiffTrax short for the longest time! This, One Got Fat, and Kitty Cleans Up! I’m so glad y’all are releasing these on RUclips for everyone!!!
@@christopherwall2121 What an idiotic statement. As if the majority of people in DARE, a program mostly done in inner cities and public schools, wasn't largely aimed at keeping black children away from drugs, as they were the most at risk. It was created with good intentions.
Remember, whenever you're precariously reaching for the cookie jar, you're shaking hands with danger.
_(guitar sting)_
So Danger and Drugs are the same thing?
Not the same, but like that.
Bahh dadididah doooo!
A what???
Legos are like drugs...but more expensive.
Now that little girl with the cookie jar will need opiates for her back pain after falling. Drugs are like that.
I like how the mother is more annoyed than "omfg my kid just split her head open"
@@HylianFox3, yeah, assess amount of injury first, and then decide how to respond. Also if they've already deeply traumatized themselves, it seems like you being upset about it isn't going to make them less likely to do it in future.
"I want my lawyer"
Sugar is the gateway drug...
She now lives on skid row
Habits are hard to break, like spending all day watching RiffTrax. Drugs are like that.
I CAN QUIT ANYTIME I WANT!
You just made a better analogy than this short! 👏
My therapist recommends heavy doses...
NOOOOOOO
@@stuckn.derplahoma562 of what?
That kid put together a complex technica-Lego kit without looking at the instruction leaflet.... drugs are like that
and like toenails and cereal.
I love how they shifted a piece that had nothing to do with the main structure, and it frakin explodes and smokes. Drug are like that too
@@tgiacin435 I just put an m80 in your lego thing for kicks
this short truly does simulate the tedium of trying to tell your sibling a boring story that neither of you care about
Drugs are like that.
Whaat?
@@planescaped Who?
@@mikem2849
McCloud??
What do you mean?
Videos like this are the reason that drugs won the war on drugs
The kids conversation is like a bad Abbot and Costello routine, spoken by one person
I'm 100% on team "Mike is frustrated with these dang kids"
If I had a dime for every narrator in a short who gloated when a kid was hurt or miserable, I could... uh, afford some *really* good drugs!
Drugs are like a narrator gloating over the torment of a child.
Drugs are like that
Ooh, can I come over, Amy? Um, I like good drugz and (we all know “drugs are like that...ha ha!” says a narrator when a kid is possibly GRAVELY INJURED!)
@@Zara-Bari Hahaha! Then I need to get me some!
If I had a dime for every narrator who sounded like they were on drugs...
These kids have short term memory loss. Drugs are like that, too.
"Well?"
"What?"
"Who?"
"Whadya mean?"
Drugs are like that.
I honestly don't know why this is funny.. but phuck if it didn't make me chuckle🤣💯💯💯.
Drugs are also like pipe wrenches, free range chickens, Telly Savalas, line division, and the DC-10 engine assembly mount.
Not to mention drugs are like enchiladas, alligators, coffee mugs, Mylar, the ark of the covenant, meatloaf, and those little blood stains you find on motel bedsheets.
Strangely enough, the one thing that drugs are NOT like is drugs.
Like what?!
You really hit the nail on the head with the Telly Savalas thing. I've been saying that for years. And now that I think about it the head of a nail is like drugs too.
@@Dirt_Master
Screws are like drugs, too.
Lead poisoning in the 70's was no joke, those poor kids :(
Yeah they should have shut down the whole country.
I heard that the average IQ in the country went up about 20 points once they got rid of leaded gas.
The shooting range should be DOWN HILL from the berry farm
Drugs are like that
Or maybe they are now the Strom Thurmond age biting his nails, pulling her hair, and having stimulating conversations that consist of "What?" "What's that?" and "What do you mean?"
Nothing says the seventies like an educational drug film where the creators really go out of their way to never tell kids to not do drugs.
"Put drugs in cereal to start your day!"
My favorite part, works so well.
"You mean funny ha-ha, or Dane Cook funny?"
(I can't breathe!)😂
"Samuel Beckett wrote this, right?" "Yes, if by Samuel Beckett you mean Scott Bakula in that episode of Quantum Leap where he was a chimp."
"It was the best of times, it was the BLERST OF TIMES!?!? OH, YOU STUPID MONKEY!!!"
...Drugs are like that too
The gear the girl swapped around literally played no role in the workings of the machine.
Drugs are like that
Drugs are like pointless gears.
The fact this had ads for THC gummies makes this riff perfection.
Lol at the Moog synthesizer joke.
I get it. The twist is that the boy with Legos has been stoned this whole time.
I love how the mom just taps her foot at seeing her kid on the ground crying surrounded by broken pieces instead of making sure she was alright. “Oh you got hurt doing something you weren’t supposed to do? I hope you get brain damage.”
Drugs are like that.
@@robokill387 Drugs are also like parent of the year.
Gotta toughen them up.
1970s parenting. If there is no visible arterial blood or protruding bones, then quit whining.
Absolutel, they need to see you break up at predicament and cry louder than they do. Then, promise them they'll never fall again and make sure they can stuff their fat bellies with all the cookies they want on their road to diabetes. Then promis that nothing bad will happen to them for the rest of their lives while living with you until they have someone else or government program to mooch off of. Eternal victimhood!
Spending all day watching Rifftrax and MST3K? Drugs are like that.
What? They help take the edge off after a hard day, okay?
I learned it from watching YOU, Dad!
This feels like the lesser known prequel to "Skinamarink"
It's amazing how much it didn't say about what drugs are actually like
This made me feel like I was on drugs just from watching. The creators were on lsd for sure.
Drugs are like THAT. What more do you need to know?
Drugs are like that
It be like that sometimes
If as an adult I had trouble figuring out where they were going with this shit, kids had no chance. If you really want to break it down, they were actually teaching moderation. Its not like they were saying swimming, eating cookies, and playing sidewalk games is inherently dangerous.
Short: “This is a baby.”
Mike: “Is this an instruction manual for martians?”
Yes. We all heard him say that. Very good.
@@WobblesandBean And no one asked for your childish whining.
"Ba-by. Ba-by. Yip, yip yip yip, yip, yip!"
@@WobblesandBean You know what's more annoying than people who quote directly from the video? People who bitch about people who quote directly from the video.
No, it's a center for ants.
"Eye on Pensacola" gets me every time
Are you sure it's not "High on Pepsi Cola"?
It's Kevin's giggle that really makes it
So for the "change one little thing" part, they ignored the many relevant gears the motion depends on which would actually make the machine stop working, and instead removed the gear that's purely decorative so they had to make a silly effect to fake the machine failing.
I was wondering why it magically started smoking :B
Drugs are like that.
@@daffers2345 drugs are like that.
Not to mention adding Moog computer noises you would NEVER hear from a Lego set.
LEGO machine destruction sequence written by someone on drugs.
So to recap, drugs are like the following; a baby's dependency on a pacifier, a silly kids game that's habit forming, absently making yourself dizzy, sneaking into a cookie jar without permission or approval, a lake that's not all it seems, and making a slight alteration to a mechanism just to see what'll happen. Good job, PBS and Lego. Good job.
This short actually caused thousands of kids to start doing drugs due to the traumatic levels of confusion
What the heck happened in that lake? Why did the guy just drown all of a sudden?
Thanks! You just explained the metaphors than the short itself! NOW I (think) I get it! 👍
All we remembered was the drugs, and the legos
@@daffers2345 I think the swim was too far/ too long and he tired out. That's my guess anyway.
"She's not supposed to go for the COOKIES!" ["So her guardian angel tries to KILL HER!!!"]
🎵Put drugs in cereal to start your day!🎵 😂
Grass is like corn. The lawn is also like corn. Therefore Mowing is drugs.
THE WHOLE DAMN YARD IS ON A COBB!
I'M FREAKING OUT, MAN!!
Wait, is corn grass?
Hehehehe
Drugs are also like old parmesan grated cheese on the rug.
~Some Important guy's son
drugs are like a confusing overelaborate metaphor for drugs
This so-called educational film makes "Jus say no!" seem like a stroke of genius.
Drugs are also like Moorhouse College, Faberge Eggs, thatching, elbow pasta, forklifts, handheld radios, Warren J. Harding, durians, engine manifolds and the 2013 census of Alpha, Wisconsin.
Don't forget the entirety of the Trump administration. Drugs are like that too
@@louismonnichii7619 Very much so.
@@louismonnichii7619 What if I DO want to forget that? Can drugs help?
"Aahh, you stupid children! Stupid! Stupid!"
And thus Mike gains a deeper understanding of and empathy for the aliens of Plan 9 from Outer Space.
"Your STUPID HUMAN MINDS!!! *STUPID!!! STUUUUUPIIIDDDD!!!!"*
This short taught me that grown men get addicted to Step on A Crack.
Especially if they resemble Sorrell Booke or Allan Sherman.
Drugs are like that, too.
Back at it like a crack addict.
This video can be summed up in one word:
"WHAT???!!!"
Drugs are like that.
What do you mean?
What video?
what drugs?
What are drugs like? Watching this short. I feel high af.
I've heard it so many times, but I still get frustrated hearing the goldfish twins reset their conversation over and over.
Who? What?
Honestly, drugs would do those kids a world of good.
A _whaaat?!_
@@Popebug Sounded to me like they were already very familiar with drug consumption.
"the goldfish twins" lmao!
>inb4 "Actually, the notion that goldfish have poor memories is apocryphal."
“It’s the Lego William Burroughs starter kit” had me pause the video to laugh for a whole five minutes! 👍
That one flew over my head, until I got up to get a drink, and saw my copy of Naked Lunch on my dresser.
@@judgem0rt1s23 It shot a glass off my head.
It was the "hair" -oin joke that did it for me. The listless way Kevin said it...
So...everything is like drugs? Quit living life. Just do drugs and cut out the middle man. Solid message writers.
“We’ll give you methadone instead.”
First Riff is free man.
Drugs are like that.
But seriously, thanks for the free stuff!
Thanks for the what?
In cooperation with the corporation, man
@@DemonWarp65 The free stuff! Drugs are like that, too.
I hope they’re getting ad revenue
@@AlcoholicBoredom getting what?
Originally saw this way, way back in 2nd grade. Until seeing it here, I only had vague memories of the class cracking up at 'step-on-a-crack' business guy, and I'm pretty sure that was the only part that held any interest to our sugar-addled, 8-year-old brains.
Did you notice the narrator? Anita Bryant, the singer turned mouth-foaming holy rolling anti-gay rights activist who was famously pied on television.
@@icemachine79 The narrator was _her?!_
@@srbrant5391 Indeed.
No, Miss Anita Bryant. Not, Ms. Anti-Bryant. She probably just had lunch with Phyllis Schafley.
@@icemachine79 Anita Bryant rules.
That Phil Spector joke was some vintage MST3K shit.
"ok, ok, Funs over guys, give me my nook. come on guys, i really need that nook! im getting the shakes, ok This isnt funny anymore, give me my nook! oh god im dying here, here comes the DTs, Spiders! SPIDERS!!!! ERRGGGGHHH"
Remember when people had independent thoughts, instead of just directly quoting other people word for word and expecting attention for
@@WobblesandBean Drugs are like that.
@@WobblesandBean This is a RUclips comment section. It's either this or rampant real racism and rampant "funny ironic" racism. Given the choice, I guess I'll take the people quoting their favorite joke.
@@Kirkklan So drugs are like quoting jokes from a film short and complaining about those jokes being quoted.
@@dynamicsketch :)
4:54 The Ministry of Silly Habits
What are Drugs like again? I forgot.
"It's the Lego William Burroughs starter kit." Love it!
"Gloria Steinem! Janet Reno! Strom Thurmond!"
Rifftrax: You get a riff! You get a riff! Everyone gets a riff!
A what?? (Lol)
"Drugs are like your toys! They're like your toys!" and "Put drugs in cereal to start your day!" have lived in my head, rent-controlled, since this first came out.
Same. lol I find that a lot with the musical bits in Rifftrax and MST3K. Another example in this short for me is "rissleti rossleti meow meow meow." I have no idea what that's from or what it means, but I find myself singing it for no reason often.
@@Schornforce Alfred Hotchcock's the birds. Those school were singing it
@@Jude300c Oh wow! Thanks, June300c! :)
Thank you, "my boys." And thank you for being my main sanity stabilizer for 20-plus years. I truly dont know what I'd do without you. ❤
drugs are like that
@@danielboone8435 you beat me there
Me too
They’re my Laughter Angels. 😊
Same
Since when were things like a game of “step on the crack” and spinning on a swing addictive like drugs?
Also, if those kids kept saying, “What do you mean?” to each other, it could literally go on forever.
Step on a crack is no joke, it's a gateway drug to more serious addictions like spinning or Persian poetry.
I should know. I used to do that as a kid all the time and now I inject five marijuanas and smoke a beer every day.
@Hooman M I really, really hope that the "Persian poetry" comment is a reference to The Music Man. If so, that just made my week.
I've seen many ineffectual PIFs about drugs (a lot of them from PDFA), but this one really takes the cake.
No way are two kids gonna dump a big box of Lego on the floor and then proceed to sort all the pieces by shape and color without being on some kind of upper.
Just in time for Sir Ringo's 81st birthday!
Me smoking a Spliff for this Riff? Drugs are like that
Drugs are like a box of candy.
As someone who began their education in Florida in 1969, I saw the fuck out of this movie all the way through elementary school and even on TV a few times.
Narrator: "Never mind what they look like they'll do it's what they might do you have to worry about."
Kevin: "Diagram that sentence, I dare you."
It ends on a preposition! NOOOO
My old english teacher would be livid it she her that
1) Missing a period in there.
2) Even so, what a _bad_ pair of sentences.
"If we learn to care for others to respect others we'll learn how to care for to respect our country." -- Bob Crane
The director on this meant to make a cohesive story with dazzling visuals and riveting dialogue but instead he made this.
Drugs are like that. 😉👌
You _said_ it, Mr. B-Flat!
It turned out to be a confusing mess because they failed to tackle the actual subject of drugs and how dangerous they are.
Instead kids came away equating illegal drug use to toddlers eating cookies and babies with a binkey
Constantly and flatly asking for clarification on what they were just talking about?
Drugs are like that, too.
What?!
Who?
Thousands died that day, and all around the world people asked the same questions: "Huh?" "What's that?" "What lady?"
Replace every " What?" With a LiL Jon " WhAaaT?!"
OkaaaAAAaaayyyyyy!!!
@@straker454 "ye!hhhhhhahhhh!!"
in Lil Jon voice: "OKAY!"
Dude, that LEGO set ... lovin' those old-school pieces!
I don't know much 'bout LEGO. They don't make those pieces no more?
@@maxxam3590 They haven't for YEARS. They make all licensed stuff now, with very specific pieces that are different colors.
@@maxxam3590 I mean they make the basic blocks in those colors but I haven't seen any gears or engines that you can use to violate the laws of thermodynamics.
Ironical how every other commercial on tv tells you, got a problem? Got a drug for that.
This is the result of the production company being told "Make an anti-drug film for kids, but we don't want to upset the parents so don't actually talk about drugs or portray drug use in any way."
"Also its the 1970s, too. So try to do it in an auterish way like a big budget Hollywood production like the Godfather or Deer Hunter. But we don't have anyway near that much money to afford that, so just hire a recent film school grad to direct, and make the film drip with pretentiousness and unintended irony."
Just like teaching sex Ed.
It also feels like they really don't want to tell kids to not do drugs. It's less "just say no" and more "look, just make sure you get clean needles and you'll be okay".
Sounds perfect for the new Florida educational standards!
"But DO show a totalled car with the driver's dead body spilling out onto the highway. Because drugs are like THAT too."
Yes! I asked them to pretty please add this full short on Twitter the other day. I didn't know I had this much power! 🤣 And you're welcome everyone else who loves this one and wants to make all your friends and family watch it. 😂
So many laughs in this one. Gotta say, in Miami-Dade in the early 70s - where and when this short was produced - they didn't seem to take drugs all that seriously. I've seen, via Rifftrax/MST3K, more alarming safety films about bicycle-riding.
Possibly my favorite of all their shorts.
Mine too.👍
It's my first time seeing it, and you know what, I agree, this is brilliant 😂
mine too and it's the one that introduced me to rifftrax
My favorite short. Actually saw this as a kid in school in the 70s.
Did you laugh at it then, too?
Probably did
@@daelen.cclark It was Catholic school, so no laughing allowed.
@@pavo1394 oh yeah. Damn. Thank you. I almost forgot today what Catholic school was like with their God-sanctioned mission of undoing God's work in avoiding the very things that make us human through habit-inducing punishments and the myriad ways of fear-mongering with just the right dose of negative feedback to further recede any self-esteem you may have acquired during the summer.
Perplexing to say the least.
Drugs are like that.
@@mario0318 So just quit touching yourself. Problem solved.
11:47 That's an argument against doing ANYTHING! "It might look like a good idea, but what if it's NOT?!"
As a source material for a riff this is a greatest of all time contender.
Not sure who’s dumber. Rod from Birdemic or the adult dying from stepping over cracks.
If anyone wanted the lyrics to the theme song, here you go:
Once you start some things, you just can't stop
And drugs are like that too
You pick it up and it's hard to drop
And drugs are like that too
Like a baby going through a phase
And like a player playing in a daze, yeah yeah
You break a rule and you have to pay
It may not hurt, but then again it may
Drugs are like that too, you know
Drugs are like that too, I know
Drugs are like that too
I wonder if Anita Bryant was one of the singers?She WAS the narrator 😂 She’s in the credits.
One of my favorites! Right up there with "Good Eating Habits" and "One Got Fat"!
Drugs ARE like that!
This was my favorite RiffTrax short for the longest time! This, One Got Fat, and Kitty Cleans Up! I’m so glad y’all are releasing these on RUclips for everyone!!!
"What are drugs like?"
"Yes."
Also, there's no way these kids don't know what drugs are like. They sound like they're on something.
When you are "high on life", but it's 70's suburbia.
@@builderdex
Misspelling the '70s? Drugs are like that.
@@pryingeyes1551 I was speaking of a very specific suburbia that happens to be owned by my good friend 70.
“Original music, by Charles Manson” 😂🤣
PBS was involved in this?
I'm giving back my tote bag.
"Drugs are like that, kids. Like, bad. Mmmmmm,kay ?"
I can stop RiffTrax any time I want!
😂
Some of the things might look terrible but turn out to be great. I half expected her to say drugs are like that
I didn't know we'd get a Silly Walk in this short.
“Drugs are like your toys, your toys, your toys…”
🤣🤣🤣💀
This would be funny except I'm genuinely addicted to Riff Trax
Never seen a guy in a business suit playing dont step on a crack.
But, if i do i will ask to share his drugs.
I've watched these shorts so many times over the years. Rifftrax is like that.
Like a baby?
Invisible mom, " Kids!, time for dinner, be sure to pick up all of those Lego's, and please, re-rake the shag carpeting"
11:00 "Or piss up..."🤣🤣🤣
The best joke in this short that almost nobody mentions.
This is easily one of the funniest riffs these guys have done
🎵Drugs are like your toys🎵
And I thought D.A.R.E was an epic anti-drug fail...
It was when it started, at least.
Well, drug use did go down a lot in the late 80's and early 90's, so people were listening to the anti-drug crowd.
Why not both?
DARE was never meant to stop drug use, it was to get kids afraid of cities and black people.
@@christopherwall2121 What an idiotic statement. As if the majority of people in DARE, a program mostly done in inner cities and public schools, wasn't largely aimed at keeping black children away from drugs, as they were the most at risk. It was created with good intentions.
This is the closest Rifftrax will ever get to having a Lego crossover.
Aw, now I want a LEGO Satellite of Love.
Drugs are like the Superfund site we live on that leaches memory-impairing chemicals into our brains
It's the side effect of the ritalin line that had me rotf lmao because i had to take ritalin as a kid 🤣😂