I worked at Dunkin Donuts then streaked at the | NFL News

The infamous Super Bowl LVIII pitch invader, who is said to be a millionaire, has come a long approach from his modest start as an worker at Dunkin’ Donuts.

Alex Gonzalez, in tandem with Sebastian Riviera, stormed the subject at Allegiant Stadium during the second half of the 2024 Super Bowl conflict between the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers. The shirtless pair – who had scrawled their social media handles across their naked torsos utilizing a black marker – managed a fleeting sprint on the turf before security personnel escorted them off the pitch and into the tunnel.

They had been subsequently taken to Clark County Detention Centre, dealing with misdemeanour prices of prohibited conduct at a sporting event, with custody information indicating further prices of grand larceny, assault on a public officer and obstruction.

Despite being launched from custody later, Gonzalez – a profitable day trader – took to Instagram, where he boasts a following of 1.3 million, to disclose that he “literally just paid $42,000 (£31,000)to go to jail”. He confessed in a video that invading the pitch during the NFL championship had always been a dream of his.

“One of my goals has always been to streak the Super Bowl,” Gonzalez declared in an Instagram video. “And I don’t want to be that guy, that I’m rich and I’m 50 years old and I’m like, ‘Damn, I wish I would’ve done that when I was younger.’ No. I did it now and I’ll do it again.”

Gonzalez’s journey to prosperity began at the age of 23 while employed at the espresso and doughnut chain.

His foray into day trading kicked off with a modest £80 stake which he managed to double, surpassing his weekly Dunkin’ earnings of £127.

A pivotal second in his investment journey arrived when he netted an spectacular £97,000 from a single trading session. As Gonzalez refined his experience, his successes multiplied and he now incessantly shows his opulent lifestyle on social media, showcasing Rolls Royces, Lamborghinis and luxurious properties.

Gonzalez runs ’30-day boot camps’ and has began broadcasting his trading periods, building a devoted following online. He maintains an energetic YouTube channel where he persistently uploads content educating aspiring day merchants, while also disclosing particulars of his most latest lavish acquisitions.

His videos characteristic purchases including a non-public jet, a £3.2m Bugatti Chiron and a £2.8m Miami residence.