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“You know, this one hurt people a whole lot-Mac Miller passing away.” (The musician died from a cocaine, alcohol, and fentanyl overdose at the age of twenty-six.)

“I think it resonates,” he said, of the shirt. A folding table was piled with naloxone kits a sign read “ ASK ME HOW TO REVERSE AN OVERDOSE.” Perry, who is thirty-eight, wore beige Nike boots, cargo pants, a sideways Knicks ball cap, and a Mac Miller T-shirt. Perry and Travers-Hayward, who were visiting from Columbus, Ohio, stood beside a framed photograph of their corgi, MarMar, who serves as mascot for their nonprofit, This Must Be the Place. “It just gets it up in there! Then put the person on their side and immediately call for help.” “I always say, ‘Knuckles to nostril,’ ” Travers-Hayward’s husband, William Perry, added. Last year, more than seventy thousand people died from fentanyl overdoses. Increasingly, party drugs and pharmaceuticals-Molly, meth, Adderall, cocaine, even CBD gummies-have been found laced with fentanyl, which is about fifty times stronger than heroin. “Then press in the plunger, and that’s it.” Narcan, which temporarily reverses an opioid overdose, recently became available without a prescription. “Just stick it up your nostril,” Ingela Travers-Hayward, a former documentary producer, said, demonstrating on herself. Their method: naloxone nasal spray, which is commonly called Narcan. A married couple were at a music festival in Queens the other day, explaining how to bring someone back from the dead.

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