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a lot of these people that are addicted and I don't know how badly he is.

And again, I'm just going by a personal experience with different people and how hard this is and how hard it is for them and the, and the, the effect that it has on everybody around them.

You know, it could be anything.

It could be gambling.

It could be, could be alcohol.

And in this case, it's these, these fricking pain pills.

I mean, I think he's undergone, I want to say,

He's coming back from that.

So who knows what kind of pain the leg is in and what he's taking and how he's getting it and who's getting it for him.

Is there a limit?

Is he overdosing?

I mean, there's all these questions that have to be answered within his inner circle.

But, you know, if you're going to be out there and you're going to be in a car and you're going to be under the influence, because that's what this is under the influence of something.

It wasn't alcohol.

It was something else.

And obviously he refused to take the urine test.

Yep.

So this is again, this goes right back to him personally.

He's again, I don't want to even say he's a victim because, you know, most of the stuff he's done to himself.

I'm just telling you, if you know somebody that's on this stuff and how addictive it becomes, to watch them try to get off of it is one of the most frustrating and hardest things as a loved one that you could possibly even imagine.