Paul Alex

don't we don't know that right we don't know if we have a problem so at the end of the day dude i sat there um i talked to one of my best friends he came to see me and i was just like dude i gotta go i gotta go i gotta go to the rehab because otherwise i'll be destroyed at that time fortunately dude i had already established a side hustle with atms yeah because majority people that follow me online that's how they know me they're like oh dude this guy set up atms and he was a cop and so

So I already had a little bit of cashflow coming in, about 12 to 15,000 in residuals coming in a month from that.

So I was like, cool.

Even though I'm not gonna work overtime, I'm still gonna be able to cover my bills and everything else while I'm in rehab.

So I ended up going to rehab.

I call rehab a weird vacation, bro.

It was actually like one of the nicest rehab centers, even though I've never been to rehab that I've ever been to.

It was like in the lodge in Napa Valley, like mountains, dude.

And people actually pay up to $30,000 to go to these rehab centers.

Yeah, I didn't know rehab centers were that expensive, but they feed you.

You're basically tech-free, but they feed you, dude, and you get to work out.

But here's the messed up part.

You have to go to 183 AA meetings.

Jesus.

So you have to go to like three to four AA meetings, and this is actually the very first time

that made me comfortable expressing myself, bro, expressing who I was as a person, like personally, like actually getting into my feels and going into trauma in my past life.

And I opened up to like so many different people.

Dude, there was people in there, you know, you think you go to rehab and you're gonna deal with a bunch of junkies and shit and like, you know, criminals and all that?

No, it's actually the opposite.

There's actually a lot of people that go to these specific rehabs that are multimillionaires.