Greg Snavely

desirable than the guy who, who just was in there before you.

So I think everybody should, should take a little bit.

I mean, everything sales at the end of the day.

Yeah.

Well, that's the whole story.

I guess the last thing I'd like to say is, you know,

I've been in a way to hell and back.

I mean, there's nothing.

And if you're out there, if you're at rock bottom, I mean, that's actually a great place to be like rock bottom is beautiful.

And it's, you don't know that when you're there, but that's when you realize there's nowhere to go, but up.

And that's when you start to get the mental clarity that, uh,

You can do like you start to reflect on all your bad decisions and the anxiety and all that.

But you realize how many things you could do different and you realize what's important in life.

And if anybody out there is struggling with addiction or anything, you can literally reach out to me and I will always respond.

Like I did a podcast.

article for a company called the addicts diary.

And it ended up getting like 10 million views and a couple hundred thousand shares.

And like 20 hours a day, I was responding to people's DMS because they just didn't.

And I'm not a counselor.

I'm not a trained professional.