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To be honest that is what is really bad about this drug. Lets be honest people dabble, it happens. Nothing in the world is ever going to stop that. I just think your average run of the mill weekender has not yet been informed about how quick this stuff will get you.
The pattern that I have seen usually involves couples that "party" regularly. One night there is nothing else around and meth enters the mix due to availability. The girls get hooked that night and the guy winds up running out to fetch the stuff for months until he falls to it as well. It is very quick. Once the meth addiction is established people will quickly substitute crack if it can not be located. Then they're living at some crack hotel by the end of the month.

There is a local veterinarian in my town that is hooked on it and has been for a good while. He was selling lots of things that he shouldn't over the counter and finally after several years, the DEA moved on him. He's lost his license and has been sent to rehabilitation. Because he's socially connected and related to many in this town his extracurricular activities have been omitted by the local press and covered up quite well so far. He's the second veterinarian and one of many "professionals" in this small town of 12K population that has been caught up with Meth and other illicit drugs.