. >> now to the mystery surrounding the death of zappos tycoon -- >> reporter: the 2020 death of zapposony shea in a house fire, indicating the presence of whip it, among other paraphernalia. and jackass stuntman steveo, speaking out about the drug and his road to recovery. whip talk and other social media publicized usage ushering in a new generation of users. this rise exacerbated by the pandemic as young people are stuck at home looking to dissociate, and more turning to whip its. >> nitrous oxide is extremely addictive. patients may use it once every three to six months at a concert, but the problem is over the last year we've been seeing it used a 0 a daily basis. >> reporter: one of the erptha p nddt i hoping to dispel. >> the experimental stuff was a chasing of novelty. i would have a mission to try everything out there. >> reporter: the novelty wore off but the need for a stronger high didn't. he turned to nitrous oxide, to what he says, give a boost to the drugs he was using. >> what are whip its? >> laughing gas. anesthetic. when you go to the dentist, it's what they put on yo

why there as opposed to parts of already developed areas, the late tony hsieh, who was a founder of zapposa part of downtown las vegas which had some success. why not put something like this where there is already people in need of jobs and infrastructure. why not build there? >> what tony did in downtown las vegas was a revitalization of that area, that's very important. the innovation zone we're talking about is a bigger concept. we're talking about bringing the infrastructure, bringing housing in. housing has gotten so expensive, the entry level property doesn't exist anymore. this will provide entry level housing. it will provide a blank slate, a clean palette in order to do what needs to be done. it's very exciting. it's grown and grown as we've talked about it, more and more companies are toying with the idea of moving to something like that. you have to start thinking differently. we can't keep doing the same things over and over again. that's why i think it's definitely worthy of the debate and the discussion. i'm confident and hopeful we'll be able to move forward with it. >> befo

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