How To Be a Good Dealer

People tend to think that, if a bit dangerous, dealing drugs is easy. In reality, the profession is tough and has a high rate of turnover. 

In order to be a successful drug dealer, you must follow these 13 commandments:

• Have merchandise for sale on every day, reload before you're empty
• Consistently be in your area of work, if only at agreed times of the day
• Establish a regular plot, to emulate a shop, but do deliveries periodically
• Take taxis or get lifts to large deals
• Be competitive with your package sizes and pricing
• Maintain a level of limited respect
• Complete sales within an hour of order
• Periodically change your packaging to impress customers
• Try to make friends with your clients, forming relationships and some level of trust
• Nearly always be contactable, even if that means keeping the same number for years
• Give discounts and small freebies periodically then recoup losses by serving slightly smaller packages to discounted clients
• Use a liberal amount of packaging material to make each unit look bigger
• Do not sell bad quality merchandise for more than a week

Going against more than half of these aforementioned principles will ensure that a dealer is not comfortably dealing for long. Either they will be in jail, dead or without customers.