The dark side of Wall Street: Bankers turn to this addictive drug to get through gruelling 90-hour work weeks
prescription stimulants like Adderall to help them endure gruelling workdays that often extend beyond 22 hours.
A recent investigation by The Wall Street Journal reveals how widespread the use of such substances has become among investment professionals, as they try to keep up with the relentless demands of their jobs.
Stimulants such as Adderall, Vyvanse, and high-caffeine energy drinks are reportedly common tools used by young bankers to stay alert during marathon work hours.
The dark world of addiction at Wall Street
According to the report, the culture surrounding these substances has become so entrenched that it has desensitized workers to their harmful effects.
Mark Moran, 33, a former intern at Credit Suisse in New York, shared his experience with Adderall. Despite his family's skepticism about his need for the drug, he managed to secure a prescription and quickly became dependent.
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