Jerry Recco

And hopefully the people in his life, including his agent, are all stepping up and really –

you know, sitting him down and getting him right.

I mean, because that's what it takes.

You know, it takes not only the will of the person who's unfortunately going through all of this, but the people around him to sit him down and tell him that he needs help desperately.

So his life is going to change forever.

And it's going to be hard.

You know, like we've spoken before that we both have, we know people that have been through this situation.

And I know how hard it is, and I see them struggle every single day.

And anybody who's been through what Tiger's going through and has come out the other side knows the battles that they fight every day.

Yeah, that pain's not going to go away.

And that's the thing about it is that he's going to be in pain for the rest of his life.

And how he manages that without the pills that he's become addicted to is a very, very difficult path.

There's people who have done it.

he's going to have to lean on every resource he has.

But, I mean, he's going to have to really want to do it, though.

That's the thing.

I mean, when you're Tiger and you get everything you want all the time, and he's earned a lot of that, at least in the golf world, but he hasn't earned the right to get behind a wheel multiple times inebriated.

So when you're that guy who's basically –

In control, everywhere you go, you got to succumb a little bit, more than a little bit, in a situation like this and realize that.

I mean, if you think, too, like just about how, I mean, in these instances, you know, the first DUI, the 2021 crash, the one that we just saw, how many other times he might have driven under the influence of these pills that we don't know about.