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Who uses, and what it does to them

Selling does not mean using. A supplier, fixer, doctor or courier may use, abstain, be in recovery, or refuse one product for their own reasons. Use shows through specific moments someone saw: a missed handoff, a candid admission, extra energy and then a hard morning, a repair appointment missed. No stock "addict voice", no guaranteed betrayal, no automatic incompetence. Quality and the person decide how it goes; no product guarantees courage, honesty, violence or trust.

• Moss: someone relaxes, stays home, talks longer. Later: an untagged or faulty batch brings attention to its source.
• Hush: someone goes quiet and may drop out of work or a conversation. Later: breathing trouble, urgent care, a

relationship strained by what happened. A customer on Hush is a duty and a crisis, not a sales figure.

• Spark: someone is energetic and quick to act. Later: shakes, lost sleep, an argument, a careless account of events.
• Kite: perception and attention change. Later: a misread situation, lost time, a memory disputed afterwards.
• Glitch: the effect is whatever the batch actually was. Later: a cluster of complaints, a chip fault, a lab's trace,

a supplier dispute.

Every use or bad batch has a person, a time, a product (and the lot, if known), what actually happened, who saw it and how word travelled. The boss learns it from a report, not because a number changed.