A dealer makes a drop at a Hollywood red carpet event; a family hustles paste through a Peruvian forest; a US Customs stealth plane tracks an aircraft landing on a Guatemalan beach; a Border Patrol Agent makes his way through a tiny tunnel under the US-Mexican border as oxygen levels drop. At every step the price goes up, and the risks grow greater. Drugs Inc. reveals the international supply chain of a drug more valuable than gold: cocaine.

San Francisco, the epicenter of The 60s Psychedelic Revolution-- is notorious for drugs. But in the new millennium, the city, especially the gay community, is struggling to recover from a meth epidemic. The enabler of this situation is the Asian Cartel, who has been poisoning San Francisco with high quality meth for almost 25 years-- but the Mexican Cartels are intent on taking over. Nat Geo goes inside one of the worst drug ghettos in America--the heart of the drug trade. Written by Anonymous

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