Buff Bagwell

That was a big part of the cane that it didn't hurt.

So I've been walking with no cane for about two weeks and getting better and better every day.

And you've been documenting this whole journey.

Whole journey.

So at some point in time soon, there's going to be a Marcus Bagwell documentary.

Yes, we just started shooting on that.

Steel Buff is what we're going to call, Steel Buff.

And it's just going to document the whole journey of...

god sobriety and my leg the whole journey of that because in that order no matter what order you come up with for your sobriety for your career for your business for your children the number one thing should always be god

And in mine, it was God, Stacy, and then myself.

In that order, I was able to put together three years and four months of sobriety.

And that's been magical for me in that order.

How has your mindset changed so much?

Because you here right now is a completely different person than the Marcus I would talk to five years ago, 10 years ago.

And I feel that.

I just think, kind of like I started this interview with it all happening at once, I think kind of within a few months, which is all at once,

I became Marcus Alexander Bagwell again, all at once.

It was, you know, it was always in there.

I was always a good guy and well-mannered and yes, sir, and no, ma'am, and all that.

But it just, it was just all clouded up, I think, with pills and alcohol.