Dax Shepard

I remember starting to read that book in solitary confinement.

And I like to think that it started to really ground my thoughts and just maybe help me come back to realize where I was.

And when did they start medication on you?

So it would take a while to get prescribed.

You know, the psychiatrist there had checked in on me often throughout that week.

And basically once they realized that I was back to myself, I could vocalize that I'm in jail.

Right?

Because they kept asking me a question.

Do you know where you are?

Do you know where you are?

Right.

When I could finally say I'm in jail, that was a sign to them like, okay, he's coming back.

They moved me to a general population area so I could get out of my cell, interact with the other people in the jail.

And that's when I started to take the medication.

And at that point,

I had a huge cognitive shift in my mind because I was like rock bottom.

I was like, holy fuck.

I'm going to do my hardest to understand why it happened because I don't ever want to happen again.

Two felonies, yep.

One for breaking that window, criminal mischief, and the other one was an assault against my dad.