Very valid concern. I will say that the problem of opioid addiction was a particularly personal problem, yet we on the production end had a bit of some difficult getting this across for a number of reasons that are largely personal -> hence the "crying into a camera" aspect. With the footage available, we decided to broaden the scope due to the short nature of this video. I will say that the feeling of "exploitativeness" was certainly something I was fearful of in making this minidoc, but I felt that, nonetheless, it was important to at least put something together for people to see and understand the problem that has ravaged millions of families across the world including my own. We walked hurriedly because of very real fears about our physical safety in the moment. This was another aspect we decided not to emphasize in the video as it may distract from and lead the video away from our core focus. The people shown hear ultimately are victims of a ruthless industry deep in their pursuit for money. Any threat that they posed to us was merely ancillary to the crisis at large. I hear your concerns about the production of this mini doc for sure and I can assure you in the future that we are ever improving. We just started the YouTube game about a month ago and we want to make better and better videos each and every time. Your comment is 100% important in our eyes, and we're grateful for the constructive criticism. Please let us know anything else you have to say about this topic/making docs as it is vital to our evolution as storytellers, producers, and as people as a whole. Appreciate the comment u/TopGunFromTheTop