When college football was over for me, I turned off football entirely. Like I didn't watch football again.

Football was my life, man.

And you turned it off.

Turn it off.

Because that is how I dealt with the pain.

Everybody that's an addict, they want to get that first time.

You're always chasing it, but you never catch it.

Eventually I lose my job because I'm not showing up to work,

I'm sleeping in, I'm missing at work.

I got in my car, called my dope dealer up,

and said, hey man, I just got off work early today, man,

you're around, can I come by and pick up some more stuff?

That was my reaction to losing my job.

Within 18 months from the first year of that pipe, I go from working on Wall Street

to living on the streets in Dallas. Homeless.

Living dope houses, sleep in cars.

I've slept on park benches, Ken.

So how does a driven guy who comes from an awesome family

who makes it to D1, which we're talking about a very small percentile of high school athletes can make it to D1.

I don't care how big the D1 school is, very small.

How does that guy get into meth? And well, my guest went from Wolf of Wall Street to living on the street.

My guest today is Damon West and he destroyed his life and yet in the moment of no

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