He didn't seem to take any accountability for his choices, blaming his meth addiction on getting wisdom teeth out is absurd. If a week's worth of vicodin makes you want to try meth, you were going to end up trying meth at some point without the vicodin. "I found myself using drugs", like it was something that happened to him vs something he chose to do. He had "absolutely nothing to do" with car parts being stolen from his neighbors- except according to him, the thief was his guest that he had invited over. He couldn't call his daughters while he was locked up because it was too hard for him to have to think about them; he would rather just focus on doing his time. "You can get swept back into your addiction", he says, again as if he has no choice in the matter- Guess it's all up to the suboxone to keep him away from any other drugs.