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Another 24 β Series #7; Gas Station Junkie
Collectible 7 of 24 β’ Drops December 23, 2025
Β I spent more time at gas stations, specifically Circle K, than anywhere with a roof and my name on it. Fluorescent lights at 3am were my chandelier. The bathroom with one working lock was my powder room. I knew every clerk by name, every camera blind spot, every energy drink that mixed best with vodka. Iβd post up by the coffee station like I owned stock, reheating burritos and pretending I had somewhere to be.
The regulars knew. The tweakers knew. We all justβ¦ existed there. Life was measured by shift changes, not days. $1.29 hot dogs. Bulk lighters. Parking-lot conversations that felt safer than going home. It wasnβt glamorous β it was survival.
If you ever called a gas station pump βhome base,β this mug gets it. You werenβt lost. You were still here. And sometimes, still here is the whole damn victory.Β
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Features
π 15oz glossy white ceramic mug
π Microwave + dishwasher safe β tougher than the nights you lived through
π Full-wrap design with raw survival truth
π Printed in the USA, designed for lived-in stories and real recovery
π Series 7 of 24 in the limited Another 24 drop
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Perfect For
π Anyone who knows the difference between a good gas station and a sketchy one
π Survivors of parking-lot living and snack-aisle dinners
π Real ones who turned corner-store chapters into comeback stories
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Care Instructions
π Microwave safe β even if your nervous system still isnβt
π Dishwasher safe β or hand wash it while remembering how far youβve come
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π The opposite of addiction isnβt sobriety β itβs connection.
π Isolation fuels relapse; support breaks the loop.
π One honest check-in can stop a spiral in its tracks.
π Cravings rise and fall like waves β ride them, donβt chase them.
π Urge surfing works: delay 10 minutes, breathe, text a friend.
π Sleep, water, and protein stabilize mood in early recovery.
π Gratitude lists rewire attention toward whatβs working.
π Boundaries are self-respect in action, not punishment.
π Progress beats perfection; lapses are data, not destiny.
π Recovery expands life: time, money, energy, clarity.
π Fentanyl is deadly potent β unknown pills are a hard no.
π Alcohol is a depressant; hangxiety is chemistry, not character.
π Meth hijacks dopamine, making normal joy feel flat.
π Cocaine constricts vessels; stroke risk jumps.
π Heroin floods reward, then empties it β tolerance always wins.
Ξ² Withdrawal is temporary; support shortens the storm.
π Early use rewires the teen brainβs decision center.
π Naloxone reverses opioid overdose β carry it, learn it.
π Test strips save lives; information is harm reduction.
π Healthy relationships protect sobriety more than willpower.
π People-pleasing is a relapse trigger wearing a smile.
π Calm is a strategy; not every text needs a reply.
π Laughter drops cortisol and loosens shameβs grip.
π Walks regulate mood faster than scrolling does.
π Breathwork cues the nervous system: weβre safe.
π Journaling turns chaos into a plan you can see.
π Meetings arenβt magic β showing up is.
π Service shifts focus from me to we, easing urges.
π New routines beat old neighborhoods every time.
π Niche over broad: serve one person so well they tell ten.
π Consistency is a moat β daily posts compound attention.
π Your story is the brand; products are the receipts.
π Social proof sells faster than specs ever did.
π Personalization lifts conversions; talk to segments, not everyone.
π Streetwear cycles; archives and meaning outlast trends.
π Design hierarchy: one big idea, two supporting details.
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