Greg Snavely

You know, it was really a volatile thing because it's like...

they know something's wrong when i'm on on drugs right but you know it's hard to have an intervention of somebody who's not asking you for money who's not dependent on you right so i'm showing up at christmas and i'm not quite right but i'm not horrible and and you're and you're making a living and i'm not you're not sleeping on benches

Yeah, and it breaks my heart because my dad's my hero.

I mean, and he's a lot—that's not just me.

Like, if I tell people about my dad, they're like, oh, you're Bill's son?

He's, like, the best guy I know.

Like, my dad's a software engineer, and he will—I mean, he's made a great—like I said, he provided us an upper-class—

living, but he's the type of guy that you could call with no notice and be like, I need a mattress strapped to my roof and you have an SUV.

He'd be like, all right, I'm on my way.

He's not pretentious.

He's somebody I look up to a lot.

So

yeah the idea of the fact that i was fluctuating between my family being really proud of me because here i am in the newspaper but then you know the roller coaster of okay well now you got a dui but you know is it and i'm trying to spin it i'm a salesman i'm like well yeah i didn't blow because you know i was i took a pre-law class and they told me don't ever give them more evidence

which actually ended up getting me out of it, you know, but anyway, yeah.

So my parents are concerned at this point.

Okay.

And I'm concerned because now once I'm burning through the money and it's going fast, like it's going fast.

Um,

Um, you know, I'm still going out buying bottles at nightclubs.

I'm living basically one day at a time.