you said seems like you re chronic alcoholic. how much longer do you think you re going to make it? and what do you see as your end? i don t know. if i don t quit, i ll probably maybe 70-something. but if i keep going like this, i don t think i ll live to see 60. in another part of the charleston jail, 26-year-old cory youngman is nearly as well-known as foster. you got no at home. we don t have the accommodation for that, sir. cory youngman was typical of a lot of the drug addict we d interview. he was young, he was kind of cocky. i hope my son s mother doesn t see this. always in the mirror. he s in jail in the mirror. fixing his hair. what is it about the hair? the hair. i just kind of started it out of boredom and i like it. it s probably not something
smoking, four people will come out of nowhere with 50 pack of cigarettes and want you to have one. i don t know why it works that way. the first thing that s going to happen is the last thing you want. it s a way of life, i guess. you said seems like you re chronic alcoholic. how much longer do you think you re going to make it? and what do you see as your end? i don t know. if i don t quit, i ll probably maybe 70-something. but if i keep going like this, i don t think i ll live to see 60. in another part of the charleston jail, 26-year-old cory youngman is nearly as well-known as foster. you got no at home. we don t have the accommodation for that, sir. cory youngman was typical of a lot of the drug addict we d interview. he was young, he was kind of cocky. i hope my son s mother doesn t see this. always in the mirror. he s in jail in the mirror. fixing his hair. what is it about the hair? the hair. i just kind of started it out
when he lost one job, he applied for another with the maui police department. i didn t tell them that i was a chronic alcoholic. i didn t tell them that i was a jonestown survivor. i didn t tell them that i was hiv positive. i didn t tell them that i had a drug history. after a couple of years as a cop, he hit rock bottom. finally, he stopped drinking, stopped using drugs and kept his job. i ve been clean and sober for 19 years now, over 19 years. life has not been easy. i lost two partners, two beautiful men that i loved and were partnered with that i lost to aids. the license on gosney s truck says it all. a license plate alive is a celebration of me being alive and surviving jonestown, surviving everything that s happened in my life.
i don t know why it works that way. the first thing that s going to happen is the last thing you want. it s a way of life, i guess. you said seems like you re chronic alcoholic. how much longer do you think you re going to make it? and what do you see as your end? i don t know. if i don t quit, i ll probably maybe 70-something. but if i keep going like this, i don t think i ll live to see 60. in another part of the charleston jail, 26-year-old cory youngman is nearly as well-known as foster. you got no at home. we don t have the accommodation for that, sir. cory youngman was typical of a lot of the drug addicts we d interview. he was young, he was kind of cocky. i hope my son s mother doesn t see this. always in the mirror. he s in jail in the mirror. fixing his hair. what is it about the hair? the hair.
full-time job. it was so painful for me to be conscious i just really i drank myself to unconsciousness every day. in 1982, gosney moved to the island of maui in hawaii with another commune that collapsed. when he lost one job, he applied for another with the maui police department. i didn t tell them that i was a chronic alcoholic. i didn t tell them that i was a jonestown survivor. i didn t tell them that i was hiv positive. i didn t tell them that i had a drug history. after a couple of years as a cop, he hit rock bottom. finally, he stopped drinking, stopped using drugs and kept his job. i ve been clean and sober for 19 years now, over 19 years. life has not been easy. i lost two partners, two beautiful men that i loved and