EPISODE 7Each person is responsible for their own actions | "Each person is responsible for the joint he rolls and smokes; ban the circulation of psychotropic drugs and make the zatla trade a pillar of the Tunisian economy..." These are the commandments of our protagonists. | | |
EPISODE 6Escape from reality | With this episode, we can conclude that fishing is a universal escape. | | |
EPISODE 4"16 hours at sea" | "Harga", Gabs romanticising, and chemical ecstasy. | | |
EPISODE 5Dreaming of a snake | Gabs attempts to interpret his own dreams, and deals with the daily anguish of being a drug dealer in Tunisia. | | |
EPISODE 3"If I had to work in a factory, I would die." | I'll deal, but no factories. | | |
EPISODE 2"If I stopped smoking, my wires would short-circuit" | Between credit loans, drug squads and family disapproval, this second episode follows the perilous and fraught paths that our "zatla" (cannabis) dealers have to take in order to keep their business going. | | |
EPISODE 1I'm Gabs! | This first episode of "L'byessa" propels the listener, without warning, into the daily lives of the protagonists, two "zatla" (cannabis) dealers. As we enter their story, the cloud of mystery that hovers over this obscure world begins to dissipate. | |
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