Garet McLendon

Parents were, I think mom was 59, dad maybe 63.

Yeah, that's young.

For my dad, it might have been alcoholism.

For the earlier generations and stuff like that, like whiskey, like my dad did.

What did he die of?

Honestly, his insides failed him.

I think alcohol, liver, his insides and all that stuff gave out.

Okay.

And he died.

And then my mom had a brain aneurysm.

I was on a ride with some friends of mine going on a Harley's and my sister called me and she's like, hey, I went by the house and mom, she had a stroke and she lost and she went to the hospital.

By the time she got to the hospital, they were like, she has an aneurysm in her brain.

We have to do an emergency operation and there's a 95% chance she's going to live.

And when she came out and when she was the way she was, it was like nobody wants to live as a vegetable.

And that was it, man.

And that was it.

And that was instantly, man.

It was like one day I woke up.

I was supposed to go see my dad that Friday.

He's been fighting his liver.