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Your cited reality is a pretty extreme case, the most extreme I would even say. I think reality would tend to be more to the normal side of cases.You always write about reality. I gave you the links to reality.
Who told you it was just about a few weed dealers? A few weed dealers would just get busted. But the small time weed dealers and the prostitutes are working for someone, and even that person may be small time.
What does Neil say to his son? That as a construction site boss, he still has a boss.
Here's the thing. You're talking about a criminal Stephen Burke, and the madame is pretty shady too. Who's the guy bringing the drugs into town, anyway? I could go on like this and we would not find an end. So those are my last words on the subject.
I am just going to let DPC surprise me.
Lily is only dealing with weed right now. She would have to be undercover for 1 year just to get to a point where she could even be involved in weed crimes (which is lightweight stuff in criminal world). From there she would need to branch out into harder drugs that Quinn is dabbling with. Again, a tall ask for a long assignment. Then the prostitution. She would likely be aware of it at the strip club, but at B&R too? This is all extending into wacky world logic. Again, I hope DPC leaves this vice movie drama out of it. Lily is a side character after all.