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In interviews, Jung often reflected on his dual existence as a drug dealer and a man yearning for meaningful experiences. While many of his peers fell victim to the violent underbelly of the drug world, Jung’s life was marked by a series of fortunate escapes. Ultimately, he was not just a casualty of the cocaine trade; he was a survivor who thrived on risk—an adventurer lost in the chaotic pursuit of his desires. In the end, he seemed to find solace in the belief that life should be lived boldly, always seeking adventure, even if it meant dancing along the precipice of danger.