Shaun Weiss

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196 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 9 Jan

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I mean, instantly, I would have been here the first couple weeks.
And you know, Dr. Duras, I thought about it, and it definitely did contribute to the amount of time I was out there because I was able to live this lifestyle.
And because I never got arrested, and when I did, you know, I had a couple meals, a bed over my head, and then they would let me right back out.
So it's a very complicated situation, but I think it stems from... It isn't.
I was at residential for 90 days.
They couldn't get rid of me.
Dr. Drew was just like you said, they had big screen TVs and jacuzzis and I had been homeless for three years.
So I was happy to be there.
So I stayed there for 90 days and then I went into sober living for three whole years.
I agree with you, Dr. Drew.
I sent you an email a while ago after we had met at DopeyCon, and these were some of the things I was talking about.
I think any treatment program that's 30 days or 60 days, it's a joke.
That is not enough time to rewire or recover somebody that's addicted to drugs.
It's enough time to maybe stabilize somebody.
But expecting somebody to be treated and then go back into life after 30 or 60 days is unrealistic.
Yeah, I blew up my life very good.
And it did take me a year to get my reestablish a checking account, get a new cell phone.
It takes time.
But I would say up to at least a year, I was still in a fog.
There was no way I could have gone out and got the job to support myself in Los Angeles.
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