SPILL THE BEANS Super Bowl streaker went from being $158-a-week Dunkin Donuts worker to making $50million as amazing backstory emerges.

SUPER Bowl LVIII streaker Alex Gonzalez has come a long way from his days working at Dunkin’.

The man was arrested for running onto the field during the championship game between the San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday.

Gonzalez has shared he bought the front-row Super Bowl tickets for $42,000.

And he could afford them thanks to his successful career as a day trader, which has made him a millionaire.

Last year, Gonzalez revealed he used to make about $158 a week while working at a Dunkin’ in his early 20s.

His grind at the coffee chain and frustration with the job inspired him to find a way to improve the quality of his life.
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Gonzalez said he eventually took up trading at the age of 23, starting with investments of $100 to $200.

At one point, he suffered a loss of $30,000 but kept going while learning from his mistakes.

“I was in so deep that I had no other choice,” Gonzalez said.

Since then, he’s amassed a $50 million fortune and built a devoted community of followers and traders who rally behind him.

After being released following his Super Bowl antics, Gonzalez said the plan to rush the field initially involved placing a prop bet on a streaker to disrupt the big game.

Those were no longer available – yet the day trader and his buddy decided to go ahead with the risky undertaking.

Gonzalez said he’s facing trespassing charges and is “definitely getting a misdemeanor” for his cameo at Allegiant Stadium.

And he has no regrets.