Pac-Man Jones

Because I was one of the guys that wasn't willing to talk to my strength that I talked to.

Didn't have a person like my wife that can sit down and really explain what I'm going through.

I kind of kept a lot of

emotions and anger built up inside of me until it got to a point like you know what man i'm gonna go and see if i can get me some help yeah so now the therapy is like a consistent part of your life consistent part of my life big in mental health um i got a couple of family members that's bipolar they go through a lot of stuff and um even with my kids you know i make sure that

the line of communication is always open because I didn't have that.

And when you don't have somebody that you can express something that you're going through,

It can build up.

And when it build up and it build up too much, that's when shit start going different ways and haywire.

I don't believe that.

depending on what's your background.

That's what I'm saying.

Even if you, like, say, I really didn't learn about taxes, budget, accounts, until 17 years old.

You know what I mean?

Like, we wasn't having a conversation with...

what is the RL account?

What is the LLC?

Annuity.

We was worried about shit, staying alive and trying to provide for what's going on right now.

So I think if you come from a background where you're constantly having these conversations where your parents are putting you on the budget.

In high school, you got a card and a credit card to learn how to budget what the hell you got going on.