Josh said something recently about how he is aware he isn't contributing to society, he is aware his life is shit and the things he does are bad for him. Anybody who has ever had issues with substance abuse, or known somebody who has, you know that it is a cycle, a routine, an addiction. It isn't an easy thing to break that routine, especially when it means figuring out how to live your life without that substance, and when being without it means withdrawal or dope sickness or whatever. I had a problem with liquor for several years, and even before it was a problem, I was aware it was becoming a problem, and then once it was a problem, I knew I needed to stop and I knew that stopping would lead me to a better life but then I convinced myself that I wouldn't be able to quit without even trying, or that I didn't deserve that, or that nothing would change, all of which was obviously untrue but I believed it at the time. I'm not making excuses for Josh, his choices are his, but I also know that it is not an easy thing to change. One of two things happens with people facing addiction, either some event happens that leads you to change, or you succumb to your addiction eventually. For Josh I think it will be the latter, unless he is given some kind of serious intervention. Clint talks about how he can't make josh do this or that, but at the end of the day that retard is your child and he may be an adult, but he's going to die before he hits 40 and he has to consider whether or not he wants that blood on his hands.