Miles Chamley-Watson

And then, you know, I had this awakening, picked up the phone and called him.

I said, hey, dad, this is Miles.

How are you?

I don't know about the past.

How's everything going?

Because I also realized that kids don't realize that their parents are growing up as well.

And that was like, oh, wow.

Not saying right or wrong, but once I did that, it was like a...

And then I think I started to just understand way more about myself.

So I think definitely I had trauma without even knowing it was trauma at the time.

And then now it's like I've got such a clear understanding of that probably made me who I am.

So I almost wouldn't want it any other way.

And then my stepdad, who is my dad, is the most amazing person.

He taught me how to be a man.

And I think that's the coolest part is having this kind of rollercoaster journey created this person in front of you.

But I think not having that growing up somehow helped me not take no for an answer and really knock some doors down.

So I think it definitely was...

A time when I had to be like, okay, why are you getting in trouble?

Why are you getting arrested?

Why are you doing these things?