Former AFL player Brandon Jack expresses frustration over the repetitive nature of drug use incidents involving AFL players, specifically cocaine.

Jack underscores that drug use is a widespread issue in society, not limited to the AFL, highlighting the high prevalence of cocaine use in Australia.

He notes the expectation for AFL players to act as role models and criticizes the superficial treatment of addiction and societal problems in public discourse.

Jack draws a parallel between the glorification of AFL players and the audience's captivation by the protagonist in 'The Wolf of Wall Street,' indicating a public preference for ignoring the less savory aspects of sports figures.

He questions the public's readiness to ignore the real issues faced by football players and the broken social contract implied by such willful ignorance.