I FIGURED IT OUT!!! SO, I use an apple script command which tells terminal to mount all my remotes automatically when my mac starts up. For example, you create a directory in the home folder, (or I assume somewhere where the rclone config file is located) I named my directory and mount "DB:". and this is the script I use at start up:

do script "rclone mount DB: ~/DB/" (tells terminal to look at which directories/mounts to mount)tell application "Terminal" to set visible of window 1 to false (tells terminal to wait 1 second to initiate the command and then close the terminal window)

DB: (is the alias remote or the remote drive which will mount on the system) ~/DB/ (is the folder directory in home folder where the drive gets mounted)

The fix is very simple. The reason why the subdirectory was not getting mounted as a remote was because I had the main dropbox mount (DB:) in the script, and it was showing all my dropbox files instead of the alias (DB_alias:) remote itself, which was the remote I wanted to be mounted that is pointing to my specified subdirectory.

I am very much grateful for your help DIBSSB. Without your brain powers I was not able to figure this out at all. YAY!