Richard Taite

Now, let me tell you why there were so many people, okay, that stopped drinking and driving once the admonishment happened. Only five to 10% of the country rise to the level of drug addiction or alcoholism? Only about 10%. What does that mean? Well, there's the rest of us, the other 90% of us that have high bottoms. We're not dependent on it. We're not thinking about it all day, right?

So those people immediately, over half of those people are going to immediately go, ah, never again. Those are the rule followers among us. And the rest, to various degrees, are going to be compliant. So because of that and because it's in our consciousness from back of mind to front of mind, what happens is you're always going to have a huge positive result when you do something like that.

So those people immediately, over half of those people are going to immediately go, ah, never again. Those are the rule followers among us. And the rest, to various degrees, are going to be compliant. So because of that and because it's in our consciousness from back of mind to front of mind, what happens is you're always going to have a huge positive result when you do something like that.

So those people immediately, over half of those people are going to immediately go, ah, never again. Those are the rule followers among us. And the rest, to various degrees, are going to be compliant. So because of that and because it's in our consciousness from back of mind to front of mind, what happens is you're always going to have a huge positive result when you do something like that.

I think I might have said something earlier in the podcast to conflict that and I was wrong.

I think I might have said something earlier in the podcast to conflict that and I was wrong.

I think I might have said something earlier in the podcast to conflict that and I was wrong.

You and I both get caught drinking and driving. We both go in front of the court. The judge looks at you and says, Matthew, if you ever drink and drive again, you're going to jail for a decade. Do you hear me? And you're like, yes, sir, my ass is kicked. And you can actually make a decision in that moment. Never drinking and driving again. Me? I'm told that? I'm going to jail. I know it.

You and I both get caught drinking and driving. We both go in front of the court. The judge looks at you and says, Matthew, if you ever drink and drive again, you're going to jail for a decade. Do you hear me? And you're like, yes, sir, my ass is kicked. And you can actually make a decision in that moment. Never drinking and driving again. Me? I'm told that? I'm going to jail. I know it.

You and I both get caught drinking and driving. We both go in front of the court. The judge looks at you and says, Matthew, if you ever drink and drive again, you're going to jail for a decade. Do you hear me? And you're like, yes, sir, my ass is kicked. And you can actually make a decision in that moment. Never drinking and driving again. Me? I'm told that? I'm going to jail. I know it.

I'm factoring it in. Go to jail. Right? I mean, check. Right? It's just a matter of time. So I don't have a choice. How can other families support your mission?

I'm factoring it in. Go to jail. Right? I mean, check. Right? It's just a matter of time. So I don't have a choice. How can other families support your mission?

I'm factoring it in. Go to jail. Right? I mean, check. Right? It's just a matter of time. So I don't have a choice. How can other families support your mission?

Now, you know, the podcast is here because of you and your daughter. We've been doing it.

Now, you know, the podcast is here because of you and your daughter. We've been doing it.

Now, you know, the podcast is here because of you and your daughter. We've been doing it.

I know I had them all on my, you helped me to find them. I got all those people on that PSA that I ran up in Sacramento for a year. Fentanyl changes everything.

I know I had them all on my, you helped me to find them. I got all those people on that PSA that I ran up in Sacramento for a year. Fentanyl changes everything.

I know I had them all on my, you helped me to find them. I got all those people on that PSA that I ran up in Sacramento for a year. Fentanyl changes everything.

When Alexandra's love was being hurt. From October 23 through and including December 24. Yeah. Wow. You know, I didn't even know your name forever. What did I used to call you?