Roy Stride

Yeah.

And that took me so long to come to terms with, you know.

And I think it's a touchy subject for anyone to talk about.

But I remember I was at a meeting in rehab, right, in a rehab center.

And someone came in for the chair and they said, you're going to see the word God because all people are still in rehab, right?

And they said, you're going to see the word God.

It's going to freak you out.

He goes, every morning I pray to Ronaldo.

He goes, I couldn't get the word God, but they said it has to be someone, a higher power.

He goes, that man can do stuff that I don't think is humanly possible.

He goes, so every morning for the last 17 years, I've prayed to Ronaldo, whatever, like six years or whatever it was, prayed to Ronaldo.

Then the other morning I put my head on my pillow and I thanked Ronaldo for keeping me clean and sober today.

And I'm still clean and sober.

So I was like, great, so it can mean whatever it means for you, right?

Exactly, yeah.

But that would have been a dreaded moment.

Oh, totally.

I don't want to talk about that.

It's funny you say that because I hear people say that excuse all the time.

I had someone once I was talking to about quitting drinking.