Apparently, he had bought the drug from an undercover police officer in South Florida. Taylor's response was full of expletives. It's that simple.
Athletes are susceptible to every pitfall out there.
It angers me that advertisers place athletes in positions that they cannot fulfill. What really bothers me is that they exalt an athlete as a hero just so that they can make money off him. They completely disregard the true personality of the athlete and portray him as something that he really isn't. Common sense shows that nothing separates us from Michael Jordan, except that he's a good player and his bank account seems bottomless. Latrell Sprewell choking his coach, Mike Tyson biting Evander Holyfield's ears, to name a few.