Evaristo Salas Jr.

And I talked to them actually two days ago.

They're going to provide me with benefits.

They're providing me all kinds of like health stuff and benefits and stuff.

One of the things that they provide is mental health.

And so I'm actually going to start therapy, seeing an actual psychiatrist to talk about all these issues, probably within the next two weeks.

Yeah.

So my family, they asked me how I felt about that.

I said, look, I got 20 plus years, probably more issues to deal with.

You know what I mean?

If they're willing to help me in that kind of way, because, hey, I'm willing to talk about it.

Yeah, because I don't want this stuff, you know, coming, you know, kind of rearing its head sometime later or when I'm settled down, me kind of freaking out or or even having bad dreams or those kind of things coming back, you know, because like you said, it is a high right now.

And I was telling my family the same thing.

I said, look,

My dad's like, hey, don't worry about it.

We'll take care of it.

And I said, look, Dad, I appreciate all the stuff you're giving to me, but all this is going to slip away.

And the reality of what I have to deal with, I'm going to have to deal with every day.

So that means I'm going to have to be able to stand on my own two feet.

I'll take what you give me, but at the same time, not only am I going to have to work, but I'm going to have to kind of figure out how to do things on my own.

And I need that.