Probably about a year ago now.

I woke up one day and I decided, you know what?

I think I'm ready.

I think I'm ready to embark on the journey to quitting nicotine.

After six years of addiction, about a year ago, I woke up and decided, you know what?

I think I'm ready to embark on the journey to quitting.

And I say embark on the journey to quitting instead of just quitting because, unfortunately,

nicotine is a little bit too addictive to just wake up one day and decide to quit.

Okay?

Most of us who have nicotine addictions have to wake up one day and decide, all right, starting today,

I'm going to embark on the journey to quitting. Because quitting nicotine is incredibly challenging.

And it's not something that happens overnight. So if you want to quit, you have to commit to the

journey because quitting is going to be a journey.

And so for the last year, I've been on that journey.

And unfortunately, I'm not ready to sit here and say, I fully quit.

There's no chance I'll ever relapse.

I'm done.

I'm done for life.

Because when I see people with a vape, I'm like,

you're going to let me hit that, right? And then I hit it. And then I ultimately had nicotine.

So, you know what I mean? I haven't fully quit. Right. And one day I'd like to be at a place where

I see someone hitting a vape and I don't ask to hit it. When that day

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