The trial court did not err by finding that a NY drug conviction for third-degree drug sale was substantially similar to a NC Class G felony under G.S. 90-95. Comparing the two states’ statutes, the offenses were substantially similar, notwithstanding the fact that the states’ drug schedules are not identical. The court noted: the requirement in G.S. 15A-1340.14(e) “is not that the statutory wording precisely match, but rather that the offense be ‘substantially similar.’”