Mark Evans was served lawsuit documents at a Malibu mansion and panicked, drinking to cope. He realized his mistake: he should have delegated to lawyers immediately instead of spiraling, the way you'd call a mechanic for a broken car.
I remember one time I was sitting in this beautiful mansion in Malibu and I got served documents on a lawsuit. Randomly, it come to the door. It stressed me out. This is a long time ago, by the way. I thought I was like, oh, my God. If you've ever read lawsuit, you're like, oh, my God, I'm going to prison for the next hundred years. I'm going to throw a key, forget about me. And it's not like that. But that's how I interpreted it, because I had a weak mindset with it. I was uneducated. I was the old school guy. Like, if I get that paperwork, I got to research it and understand it and do something about it, as opposed to, like, if my car breaks down, I call a mechanic. Just like, if I get served with papers, I send it to my lawyers and they deal with it. I didn't do that back then. So my mental fitness, I didn't like how it made me feel. Truth is, actually what I did. I went out and drank. I went and drank a bunch of alcohol. I was only gonna get a couple drinks to kind of relax, calm down. I was like, scared, to be honest. Nothing actually happened. Didn't do anything wrong. It's just this guy was going through a situation and he was an attack guy, not a deal with his own guy.
