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With what you described, 2 customers are happy with your meth and the price it's listed for, but most customers don't order every day. So the day that you unlisted weed, those 2 meth customers coincidentally didn't contact you.
Customers care about a fair deal even if it's under their budget. New customers are unloyal, and not addicted, so if you have marked up the meth above suggested price, this will disable most customers from contacting you.
Customers also have a default preference to weed/meth/coke, called product affinity. This also affects if they're happy with the price. After about 15 sales this is maxed out, essentially they love the product at that point.
Not sure exactly how addiction works. But it seem like you'll have to wait for it to reach zero(?) before they're willing to buy a new product.