June 29, 2026
Last summer, Pablo Quintero hit rock bottom.
The 29-year-old Puerto Rico native was living in California and trying to hold down a job in the hospitality industry. “I lived in Austin for eight years and was having a hard time with my addiction, but at the time, I wouldn’t have admitted anything was wrong,” he says.
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