The film unlocks the occult world of 'Dealers' and explodes the myths of drug taking in London. "It's just like Pizza Hut or Dominoes, 30 minutes guaranteed delivery", says a dealer known as the Ticketman. The programme shatters the common assumption that drug consumption is primarily the endeavour of a wasted and damaged fringe. It also shows how far cocaine is not the play thing of only wealthy celebrities.
For the first time, the programme films and interviews crack and heroin dealers as they ply their trade to "punters". It reveals a culture of "lay-ons" or drug loans to ever-younger "punters", moving into heavy drugs use from early teens.
A quarter of a million Britons flock there each year, and with them come the drugs and British drug dealers. This film gives a glimpse into the dark side of Ibiza, one which the authorities would rather was kept quiet. The programme exposes an island that has become a multi-million pound "white paradise" for the many drug dealers who flock to the island to make a living during the summer months.