Sonia Kahlon

It's like it was violating.

It's a violating experience.

It was.

It was a violation.

Yeah, I remember that feeling of just like, oh, it sucks.

To me, it was the greatest thing that's ever happened to me.

I think that, and this has a lot to do with my drinking and all that, but I don't think I ever really wanted to be an orthodontist.

I think that I'm Indian.

Yeah, more than a ruler.

But yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

And so I think that for me, it was finally like a freedom of like, what do you want to do?

Like, you never had a choice.

Like, I can't even remember a time that it wasn't like you're going to be a pharmacist, a dentist or a doctor.

And so it was like like to me, it was like the world opened up.

And when the wire hit, it was like one of the most even thinking about it makes me emotional.

and even now i live a pretty normal life and so i haven't changed much since then um i live in the same house like i'm the same car um but i it is the still the like best thing that ever happened i got sober right um because of it and so

Yeah, but I do understand what you're saying.

So for me, when it was like Monday morning and it's like time to go to the office, I was like, no way.

And I still wake up Monday mornings and I'm like, yeah, I don't have to go to the office.

There is no one happier than me to not have to go to an office.