Alex Warren

They die when they die, and they die when you stop telling their story.

And my whole goal with everything in my entire career, my entire life is just to keep him alive, which has been really cool.

That's beautiful.

Yeah.

Like, I slept in cars, my friends would sneak me into their houses, and I would sleep, like, you know, on their floors with hiding, hoping no one walked in.

Yeah, I'm not... There was only a few nights where I actually slept, like...

on the road, like probably two, you know?

And like, I think that's the biggest thing for me is, you know, I, my mom kicked me out because she wanted me to come back.

She wanted me to, I think her whole thing and what I never realized was this insecurity of being a mother, you know?

And for me, I would just, I had a point where she, that night she had

pinned me on the ground and just started wailing, punching as hard as she could.

My brother, who's a Marine, ended up pulling her off and I ran out of the house and I never came back.

That was something where then the next day she called the cops and the cops went looking for me saying that I hit her.

a whole thing.

And so I just hid.

I hid on the street, hid in my friend's cars.

My mom then called all of her, all of their friends' parents and said, I'm bad news and all these things.

And then they stopped letting me sleep in their house.

And so I would sleep in a car and then I ended up getting shot by my friend's dad with a 177, which is like a BB.

It's like a, you know, you hunt deer or rabbits or something with it.