Akbar Gbajabiamila

That gram dosage might have been different for their body type and for who they are.

Don't do it.

It's too dangerous.

And the tolerance that these people have, you don't have.

Right.

So you have had the conversation with your kids.

Oh, of course.

I mean, to the point now.

where I just say it as a running thing.

I'm like, you don't know what that is.

That thing could have fit in it because I want them to constantly think about it.

So not as a joke, but more or less as a cautionary kind of thing that I bring up when the time is right.

Like, no, don't eat that.

You don't know what that thing is because

it was kind of like you know when you know the i grew up in the just say no you know and you ever do drugs never you've never done drugs well outside of well no i lied i lied because i did develop a habit after i got out of the nfl and i didn't even know it was a drug you know drug habit um it was using uh vicodin and so from the pain because you had it for the pain for pain and to me it was something that was handed out you know if your body has gone through something that's right

And so it was perfectly normal to me.

I didn't see it.

And then you were done playing football and it had you, you didn't have it.

So how'd you get off it?

My wife, my wife actually, prior to us getting married, before we even met, she was a farm tech and she saw the way I use it.