Ryan Montgomery

You started at age 11?

It was all self-harm stuff.

Mom's side or dad's side?

That is like some serious generational trauma.

No, it's fine, man.

It's fine.

I mean, you know, one question, I mean, growing up with that and still dealing with that side of the family and all the addiction and I'm kind of curious, you know, and you've owned recovery centers.

Are you still involved in recovery at all?

That's not what I meant.

I meant, are you still involved in helping people recover?

You know, where I'm going with this is, I mean, the fentanyl epidemic is massive.

It's huge.

Huge.

I mean, hundreds of thousands of people are dying from it.

having been through it, having been through recovery, you know, and we talked a lot about this.

I mean, you lost your best friend growing up.

I lost my best friend.

We shared that story.

There's this flag up there, you know what I mean?

And so, you know, I mean, where I'm going with this is everybody knows somebody that's addicted to heroin, fentanyl, opiates, you know,