Woman at 4 TIMES LEGAL LIMIT (0.32%) After DWI Arrest in Lambertville, NJ
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- On April 13, 2024 around 5:13 PM, Patrolman Kevin Brown with the Lambertville Police Department responded to a call involving a blonde woman wearing a white jacket who was possibly intoxicated. He arrived on scene and made contact with a woman who was sitting in the driver seat with the engine running, and she was identified as Danielle. As he was speaking with Danielle, he detected a strong odor of alcohol and suspected that she may be impaired.
When he asked her where she was coming from, she told Patrolman Brown that she was coming from work. She was instructed to exit the vehicle and asked to perform field sobriety exercises. When he asked her if she had consumed alcohol, she admitted to having consumed vodka.
Patrolman Brown started by asking her to recite the alphabet from “A” to “Z,” but she was unable to recite the alphabet past the letter “P.” The second exercise was the One Leg Stand Test, and Danielle failed to raise her foot in the proper fashion and kept losing her balance. The final exercise was the Walk and Turn test, and she was unable to complete the exercise.
Based on the report from the caller, the odor of alcohol, her slurred speech, and her inability to perform the field sobriety exercises in a satisfactory manner, Patrolman placed Danielle under arrest for driving while intoxicated. She was transported to the Hunterdon County Sheriff’s Department for further processing. At the Hunterdon County Sheriff’s Department, they read her the Standard Statement for Motor Vehicle Operators, and she agreed to submit breath samples for testing. Her Alcotest results indicated a BAC of 0.32%, which is more than 4 times the legal limit of 0.08%.
Danielle was then transported back to the Lambertville Police Department. After the officers were finished processing her, she was released to her father pending her court appearance after he signed the Potential Liability Warning form on her behalf. Patrolman Brown issued her the following summonses: Operating under the influence and careless driving
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Thank you whomever called on her. She's wasted. Jail should be mandatory when blitzed like that.
Msfitness3 - wonder if we spot someone so wasted getting into their car - if we can stop them legally, somehow. Sorta like a Citizens’ Arrest??
Its NJ. NOTHING is a crime anymore in Democrat land
Not everybody needs to be in jail. I don't drink myself and I'm not saying it's ok to drive and drink. But let them go home and sleep it off. Unless they're drunk it's dangerous to be left by yourself. In that case admitting them in the hospital for 24 hours. And insurance needs to pay for it. They charge enough monthly and some don't use all that they pay in.
Amen will said !!!!! They'll spread every Republican private life around like Peanut butter and jelly. Forgetting the Democrats have done the same things more or even worse. Why don't Democrats get off the Republicans backs. And vice versa. Say what you know to be the truth and don't need to repeat it. @@castorkat4868
If you’re a .32 and NOT in a coma at the hospital, you’re an advanced alcoholic.
That takes a lot of training to get up to that level.
Sadly, yes!
How is she talking, and not puking?
@@MomentsInTradingyou puke the next day when you drink that much. I had a friend who was that bad. He started the day puking and drinking vodka. He's over 30 years sober now.
There is the stage where there's no where go but up or out. All the way out.
4 times the legal limit and she wants to blame the cops for her problems. WTF? 🤔
Drunks love to lash out and blame. Imagine being their family members and dealing w that on the daily??😢 Praying she gets help. She needs it.
What a kind officer, she screwed up. He showed so much restraint! Thank you...
Yes, he was. And she didn’t cause them any grief.
@@4Sunflowershe’s so hammered she can barely speak! She’s in no shape to cause grief …at this point a big puff of wind will knock her over 🤬 I hate drunk drivers
“One.” One bottle…..
I was thinking the same exact thing.
😂😂😂
Yeah. Of Tennessee Sippin' Whiskey and *GAS!*
I have a niece that only drinks one drink. She continually tops the first one off so it only counts as one
DUI UN ALIVES BUT YOU ALSO UN ALIVES PATIENTS🤐
My mom was going for her double mastectomy/lymph node removal a couple of years ago and the nurse that was tasked with getting her ready in the morning, 7am, was very clearly withdrawing from alcohol as she could not get a vein from shaking so badly and was poking around in my moms arm for what felt like forever and smelled faintly of alcohol. I was so angry with her in the moment, my mother was gearing up for an almost 12 hour surgery and was nervous as h3ll as it was. I finally had to demand a new nurse to help us after trying to be nice. I have a lot of sympathy and empathy for people dealing with addicti0n, but try to keep it away from your place of work..especially if you’re dealing with vulnerable people.
That is horrible!! I'm so sorry that happened to you both!!
That was kind of you to be nice like that. 💗I would have been chill too but would have asked for the charge nurse and stated my concerns. I also would have filed a complaint w the hospital and the nursing lsc board. I know. It seems extreme. But often times the charge nurse will protect her nurses and this sort of thing is putting patients in high levels of danger.
Wow. I’m so sorry that happened to your mom and to you. I’ve had that same surgery as your mom and I can’t imagine having a nurse in withdrawal. I pray your mom is doing well.
I just failed this test after my two evening screwdrivers...thing is i'm retired and a widower and my vehicle is my sofa at home. The alphabet recital was a breeze.
😂😂
Hope you're dealing with widowhood OK and not just self-medicating 🙏🏼
Loll. I’ve memorized these tests. Every bit of instructions. And if I have a drink at home and come upon a video, I put myself through a test of my own. Haha
😂
Nice! Home safe on the couch! That's the best kind of drunk, imo!! 😂
Can we all just take a quick moment to remember that this woman drove a two tonne weapon in order to get here. She is very lucky she didn’t kill anyone including herself.
How fricking sad! That woman needs some serious help! I'd probably be dead with a bac like that! Please get some treatment!
If she’s this together and coherent at a 0.32 then it’s pretty much impossible she doesn’t go to her nurse job drunk. Which is… concerning
She’d have to drink some just to keep the shoes at bay and to seem normal.
I wouldn't exactly call this together and coherent. She's most likely black out drunk and isn't going to remember any of this.
@@Ray-my7gk oh she most definitely is. But the vast majority of us would be passed out cold/puking/in the hospital at a 0.32, so “together and coherent“ is relative.
That woman was so WASTED she couldn't focus her eyes.
Oh, The hangover she will be facing tomorrow....
@@ScottS-sc4rx You are so very right about that. Better her than me.
That is a true statement.
Good grief 🤦🏻♀️ she should seek help as that is very drunk to be during the day!!!! And the danger she put innocent people in is appalling!!
No 💩 Sherlock. She is clearly an alcoholic that needs help. Help is not that easy to find unless you have $$. No one is doubting she was heavily intoxicated. I’ve been through this with my sister and it’s a disease, most of the time when they are sober they are appealed by their own behaviour. This is an addiction & not something these people can just stop.
It would be “very drunk” to be, also during night 😉.
Healthcare worker driving that intoxicated endangering lives
How on earth is this woman this drunk? She has a SERIOUS problem and I hope she gets help immediately!
All she's bothered about is her coat and cigarettes, NOT the amount of people she could have injured/ killed by drunk driving. Has the nerve to call all men scumbags, look in the mirror love
how the hell did the cops not get drunk off her fumes?
@@bzmanattwho upset you!
Or the pee fumes - you could see the stains on her car seat (that cop was leaning into, 🤢)
Very sad. I hope she got into rehab.
I might be mistaken, but I think she has a drinking problem.
You're not mistaken, I'm 16 years sober. She has a serious problem.
Probably been at least days of a vicious cycle to arrive here 😔
Oh HELL NO! She has absolutely zero “problem” chuggin down the booze!🤣😂🤣
I hope she seeks and receives the help she most desperately needs
Oh my, what an angry lady. Hard to believe she’s in health care.
She is probably a CNA. They always refer to themselves as nurses when arrested. They attempt to prove that they are selfless caregivers. 🙄
Yeah, and she hates men, I wonder if she treats them poorly when working
Unfortunately, many people in the medical field as well as law enforcement are alcoholics. Their jobs are so stressful and most don’t live a life, but just live and survive the best they feel they can.
You wouldn't believe the drinking and drug problems in health care.Believe me , i've been there. Worked with many. Very sad. . . For
Everyone😢
How to ruin your career,ruin your marriage,ruin your health,and ruin your reputation.Congratulations on the grand slam.
As a recovering alcoholic and a medical professional, this hit home. I hope she gets some help 😢
Same…..
Someone to pick her up?She should be going to jail.
Is she a nurse? 0.32, I guarantee she goes to work drunk
That's what I was thinking 😢
Sometimes, female alcoholics soak a tampon in vodka or another liquor to get them through the work day. She's a licensed professional and knows she's putting lives at risk of drinking before work. This selfish person needs rehab. She drank to cope with her abusive husband, but now she is free to start healing. 💔 😿
@@colleenpeck6347omg that’s nuts 👀
@@colleenpeck6347that is completely nuts because it’s been scientifically proven to not provide any significant alcohol absorption and only damages the very delicate surface of the vagina etc…. Oh and it’s frickin 🤢
@@MelanaCthat’s what I was thinking….ineffective but ouch!!
That’s what’s wrong. A couple of tickets and then on their way. Four times the limit should definitely have some jail time associated with it! There’s no true repercussion to anyone driving drunk!!!!
It makes me so sad when drunk drivers have car seats in their cars. Poor kiddos.
Exactly 😢😢
I'm a recovering alcoholic my bac when I got in my accident was
.0268. My child was home safe, I NEVER drove drunk with my daughter.
@@sekichdawn3913 that’s great. I commend you for that. (Seriously, I’m not trying to be patronizing). My point was that a lot of people who drink and drive and have car seats in their cars, HAVE driven drunk with their kids in their cars, not that ALL of them have.
I remember being a small child petrified, quietly crying in the backseat of my father’s car praying we made it home alive. I have no tolerance for drunk drivers, period.
@@NoFear69262 I’m so sorry you had to go through that. I’ve been there, and it’s scary as hell. I’m glad you made it through
These DUI Criminals Should Have MANDATORY JAIL TIME!
The jails are already over crowded and under funded. People like you always suggest this but never have any other thoughts how that would actually be possible. Some people make mistakes, yes after your first dui there should be more tougher sentencing but chucking first time dui suspects into jail would be chaos for the system. You would have offenders that’s below a .09 being locked up.
I agree and mandatory AAA meetings as well as it should be a felony charge!
In my state the 1st one is minimum 2 days in jail. 3rd 90 days mandatory minimum.
@@deusvult2302triple A is an auto club! You mean AA? So if you enter into diversion you have to take expensive classes and go to AA once a week for the entire time you're in diversion class plus mandatory urine tests at random that you have to pay for. It's very expensive. Most people spend about $5,000 after it's all over.
Many do but jail doesn’t cure addiction
“Summit Health” is on her smock top. I guess that’s where she “used” to work.
They won't fire her for getting a dui.
They have 340 locations in the northeast. She has health insurance then to aid in her sobriety. She's very angry and needs to stop being a victim and take accountability for her reckless addiction. She doesn't see what a danger she is to the hospital and the drivers that share the roads with her. She needs psychiatric care ASAP.
@@colleenpeck6347excellently put
Yep! It was made a federal law that an employee must be offered 2 Rehabs until termination. And then supervised, on-the-job if appropriate
@@frigid4real In MO, DUI is cause to lose an RN license, as is theft. It all plays into "integrity".
This has to be the nicest police officer ever. She should be embraced by her behavior.
She is embraced by her behavior. She’s squarely hugging her demons
It’s actually amazing how many nurses are alcoholics. I was married to a male RN and he drink like a fish every night after work. I have zero doubt that he went into work with alcohol in his system and was always afraid of the patient care he’d give. I wouldn’t want him as my nurse. Many things about him caused me to end the relationship. That was a big one! Couldn’t force him to get help.
I’m from a family of alcoholics and my mum was a nurse and very much an alcoholic. It’s seems to happen a lot within the nursing industry. I found out after she died that at one point she was also using pain meds in the job & sometimes stealing them. Her alcoholism worsened when my dad drinking increased and so did his DV, he was a Vietnam vet. She finally quit drinking after a significant beating from dad where he was locked up. She got better and never drank again. She was an amazing woman. My sister wasn’t so lucky and her alcoholism killed her at 36.
Yep, alcoholics and drug addicts
sometimes people have to reach rock bottom to figure out their problem. They (alcoholics/drug addicts) have to fix themselves and have to admit they have a problem. Many people in the medical field have substance problems; maybe it's the stress of the job.
Carlariggs525 unfortunately a lot of LEO peeps have addiction problems also. Since that ole’ blue line is fading and harder to hide behind….many cops are getting caught.
@@doesu-hm3sp every profession has its share of addicts. Many LEOs suffer from ptsd and depression (not a new concept).
How humiliating for her parents.
Her parents? It is humiliating for HER.
So you know this person's parents and can comment on their humiliation? I would stay silent in that situation.
@@jjeannef227oh please,,,🙄🤪
@@jjeannef227 That's a stupid comment. Of course, the parents are humiliated. What parents would not be humiliated in that situation? You don't have to be in their shoes to realize the look on their face is humiliation. What would you feel? Joy? Elation? You should have stayed silent in your comment. Leslie's comment is normal, yours is ridiculous.
And her husband.
@@STORMY0OShe said that she left her abusive husband.
The laws for this need to change. Absolutely disgusting.
And she was on the same roads as our loved ones! God help them!
I think her husband is one foot out the door, if not, I hope he is soon & with sole custody of the child who sits in that car seat 😢 She is an unsafe parent who needs a major intervention.
now all of the internet knows her .32!
HER FIELD TEST WERE HORRIBLE. SHE ALMOST FEEL DOWN EVERY MOVE SHE MADE.
This lady is a champion alcoholic. .32? The fact she was even able to respond is beyond me. That is 12 out of 10 drunk and pretty damn remarkable.
I think she was telling the truth. She had just one vodka. Just one 1.75 liter bottle. She doesn't look like she had any more then that, or she would be in a coma.
A BABY CAR SEAT??? OMG
That was horrible.
Right 😢
Maybe she’s a nana.
Soo sad
Can you imagine calling your parents at that age😥
When she was cussing out "men", I thought she was talking to her husband. It was her DAD??? I hope she's not responsible for children.
@@RLU-wt8vishe was talking to her husband
in my generation we hoped & prayed our parents didn't find out
Her parents didn't seem very happy 😮
@@RLU-wt8viit was her husband...
YOU ARE THE ONE THAT IS DRUNK AND DRIVING. IF YOU WANTED YOUR COAT WITH YOUR CIGARETTES 🚬 IN THE POCKET YOU SHOULD HAVE TOLD THEM YOU WANTED YOUR COAT. AND YOU DIDNT HAVE A PHONE.📱 YOU DONT KNOW WHERE IT IS. STOP 🛑 DRINKING. YOUR LIFE WILL BE A LOT BETTER. 🙏🙏🙏🙏
This isn’t her first rodeo. can only imagine how many times she drove like this and didn’t get caught.
Why does she keep calling the "abusive" husband to pick her up? Her laughing over the patient with a possible mental condition was disgusting. The woman needs her own reality check!
Never seen someone on here that really messed the alphabet up that bad before!
Oh wow, keep watching those are my favorites
I like that this cop does not engage with her and only answers when really necessary. Harder sentencing required.
.32 and that’s just a misdemeanor let that sink in
Not even a misdemeanor. In NJ it's a TRAFFIC ticket.
Pretty sure it’s like that there because some corrupt lawmaker got a DUI once and decided they didn’t like going to jail.
I truly hope she gets the help that she needs. I think she’s hurting.
I Was Thinking The Same Being A Nurse Is Not An Easy Job.
We lived in a very small town. My brother was stopped for speeding. The police called father and said to come and drive him home. My dad said” let him spend the night there so he will remember this moment”! I cried
That’s a little harsh for speeding. We all speed.
When I was a teenager all of us were building up motors to race every weekend my dad said that to that a good father speed kills
If she doesn't wake up tomorrow and see the light she won't live a very long life. So sad and such a waste.
Alcohol is worse than heroine
She's so rude
She's getting a divorce and hates her (soon to be) ex husband but calls him and is angry that he hung up on her. No doubt he ended the relationship because of her severe alcoholism and because she wouldn't take responsibility. Let's hope for the sake of the child(ren) that he has full custody. Her sullen behaviour in the presence of her parents says it all.
Maybe Her Husband is TIRED OF HER DRINKING AND DRIVING, AND HE DESERVES BETTER !!!
Why wouldn't they take her to a hospital with that high of a level....They can't just assume she's a seasoned alcoholic. Though the probably is way up there.
Once again, her biggest concern wasn’t that she could have killed someone, it’s always either there phone or their cigarettes!🤢😢
I guess everybody has “ a problem with their leg” now huh? JAIL. 🙄😆
Odd thing is that she was standing (or trying to) on her LEFT leg and couldn't b/c her RIGHT knee is bad. Ok then, I guess.
I’m pretty sure that was the most civilised, straightforward & drama free arrest I’ve seen …
YOU DROVE TO GET WHERE YOU WERE. 👮♀️👮♀️👮♀️👮♀️👮♀️👮♀️👮♀️👮♀️👮♀️👮♀️
My mom was a long time alcoholic AND an emergency room RN. Yep. 😢
Oh geez 🙏
Wow, that’s scary smh
Addiction is in all professions.
Sunnyd4125 - LEO too, unfortunately.
I might’ve missed some of this. Did she tell her husband that she was in a police station because she lost her phone and didn’t know where she was? If so, he darn well knows she’s wasted and that’s why he wouldn’t come get her.
4x the legal limit combined with NJ being VERY lax is not a good combo. (Not the police, but in court.)
Anyway, thankful for the concerned citizen who alerted police to her and her vehicle. I’m in NJ and it bothers me deeply that people think they have the right to drink and drive, putting ALL of our lives at risk.
Wishing everyone well!💙
You didn't miss anything although you failed to mention a few things about this dainty flower.
NJ is a joke
Why don’t the police just do a breath on the spot. I just don’t know why they go through all those”field tests”!
What a vile beast! Her own husband has had enough of her crap. She should have been locked up and then forced rehab.
She prolly wasn’t lying when she said she only had 1 vodka. 1 bottle of vodka 😂
Beyond the mega pint 😆😆
her mood swings are like chronic alcohol use inability to regulate
It’s sad that the state of NJ takes driving under the influence so lightly. Drunk drivers should be incarcerated for a minimum of 12 hours or until sober. Driving at this level of intoxication should have jail time and license suspension. If you are a licensed caregiver it should be mandatory reporting to the Board of Nursing in this case.
NJ i sa joke on crime period
@@castorkat4868 @barbaracheatham692 - i would have to say that you are wrong about your generalized comment about NJ.
NJ is one of the safest states in the country. With regards to gun crime NJ has some of the toughest laws and was ranked the #3 safest state for gun crime and gun crime even reduced between 2022 and 2023.
NJ is also one of the safest states with regards to DUI crime and is one of the safest states when it comes to dui fatalities. NJ did change the law for 1st time dui from a felony to a misdemeanor but a DUI will stay on your driving record forever in NJ.
It helps to look up the stats before making assumptions. That's why certain people believe that driving into NJ from PA is similar to driving into a police state.
Sanctuary state
@@user-po6mg4le5p??? - your point being?
Bet it smelled like an abandoned brewery when she opened that door
My husband is a supportive friend to me. Not all men are scum honey but I don’t go out and get myself arrested drunk driving.
Someone thats four(4) times the legal limit, that can still stand up, and speak, is clearly an alcoholic!
AND ITS A DISEASE!! ARE YOU PERFECT?? I THINK NOT
Her body language tells me she still doesn’t get it.
I know that’s soo sad
She’s much more interested in the technicality they didn’t catch her driving without realizing they don’t have to. She was behind the wheel. The intent is what matters. And then blows .32. Dang.
@@sneakersmcgee8968right??? What have we learned from bodycam vids? Operation of a motor vehicle includes being behind the wheel in the driver’s seat. Car on or off. 😂Thank you YT 😂👏🏼👏🏼
when your sitting in a cell being charged with very high level drink driving the most important thing is ....
your smokes?
oh and its your husbands fault
Thank God she is not screaming!!!!
Dad should not be enabling this behavior. Let her stay in jail til she’s sober!
Her parents have most likely bailed her out before by the way she acted when they were there, like a little kid that’s been caught doing something wrong, once again.
Is she really pissed right now for being charged with a DUI?!
It was, point three two, no one knows except me and the sheriff.
And now all of UA-cam;). 😂😂
He said her mug shot wouldn’t be posted on social, nothing about the body cam footage.
This woman looks empty.
I fully believe that she only had 1 vodka. 1 bottle.
😂😂😂
As a P.A I would make the decision to advise the husband that his wife is s seasoned alcoholic in desperate need of long-term Alcohol-abuse-treatment thereafter. I hope she got herself help!
Wow! She certainly showed her true colors while waiting for her ride. Cops couldn't have been any nicer to her. I ALMOST started feeling sorry for her.
Shoggins288 - that’s how you can tell it’s a true, deep alcoholic. Addiction / Addicts turn into toddlers when they aren’t medicating any feelings. She was sobering-up a little and was then having a nicotine-fit…then the allegedly “ abusive” husband not picking her up…etc
When their age does not correspond with their level of awareness
Its the cops fault he stopped herfrom killing someone or herself. Drunks are aholes
My guess is that the man she's threatening to leave......is ALREADY GONE!!
So husband will not pick her uo, wonder why? Wonder how many times she has been drunk, big surprise they are getting divorced. She's a nurse? Svary!
I wish I could get that drunk from one vodka... I'd have some really cheap nights out.
I think she meant 1 bottle.
Gawd, that's roofie level of hammered from 1 drink!
…and they are out there driving amongst us!! Yikes!
Thats what i think every time i see one of these videos!!
11:22 😂😂 the officer is so over trying to find the phone
He called but neither cop heard a ring.
When I was drinking my highest BAC was .38 and I was blacked out, stumbling around in the hospital. At .40BAC, most people's organs start shutting down. This woman has an incredible to be driving with her BAC that high!
I wish the penalty for certain levels of intoxication were higher. I’ve seen some that really could technically drive. They had maybe a drink and a half. And then there’s this! It should be minimum 90 days in jail with 90 days of meetings, licence gone for 2 years minimum. In order to get their license back, they should have to provide 2 years worth of sobriety proof from a probation officer, a sponsor and a therapist.
Sadly, our tax money that would pay for these services is being increasingly funnelled into the pockets of lawmakers and their CEO buddies. Nothing but stale crumbs for those of us who do all the work 🤷🏼♂️
Amen for that!!!❤
Can someone explain why this woman has no handicuffs on?
She does have handcuffs on
@@carolefearnley1990she doesn’t,and she should have.
What’s she gonna do, run? She can barely stand 😂
She WAS handcuffed ..they were removed at police station.
I love all these drunks who call the cops all the names that actually represent them. These cops arresting your narcissist self just saved someone's child, husband, wife, mother or father from you MURDERING them cause you wanted an alcoholic drink and you wanted to drive. You are a perfect example of audacity riding in on the back of gall...😡🤬 Watch the SIMMONS 3 video🤬
"I have problems with my legs!" Yes, they have a tendency not to behave when you've been drinking! How she is still standing amazes me. This woman has a serious problem with her drinking. I hope she goes to rehab to get clean
She's probably got a responsible job that has no margin for errors. Even after ALL that alcohol she STILL recognises her 'anxiety'! You would have thought that the alcohol would have served as a buffer. Just goes to show how often she is probably drinking and driving like this! So much, that her 'anxiety' jumps to the front when 'needed'. I know people do suffer horribly with anxiety, but it's used as a crutch these days, allowing everyone to use it to excuse their behaviour.
She must have been through this before. Ready to make excuse for the walking test.
She could’ve easily killed someone yet she gets a slap on the wrist 🤯
Why do these drunks always curse at cops when they're obviously drunk? I just don't get it. I miss being a NJ resident. Lambertville is a very nice town. On the Delaware River. Not cheap, for sure.
I agree. I used to go to St. John's there. Great little walking arts town.
I have a feeling that her husband has received this phone call one too many times. It never ceases to amaze me how these people will blame everyone else for them getting drunk, in her case, wasted, and deciding to drive in that condition. What's worse is she is a nurse and most likely has seen people that have been hit by drunk drivers.
I thought my truck was dirty 😢
They should've asked her... "Maám as the last test can you just walk a few feet ?"
Her: Men. Can’t live with ‘em, can’t get out of jail without ‘em.
Weird that she worries more about her smokes than she is about driving drunk, or should I say hammered, or potentially losing her career once this gets out.
She’s not going anywhere with this cop 🇺🇸
Poor parents.
I'm convinced everyone on earth either has leg problems or balance issues. No wonder we're constantly bumping into each other
Yes, it sure does seem like everyone pulled over for drunk driving recently had knee surgery and/or suffers from severe anxiety issues. They also all seem incapable of being quiet.
“Only one” bottle.
is she a nurse or some type of technician? that's terrifying. i hope she gets help.
Can't do the alphabet after 1 drink!!!🤔
It was one HUGE drink, apparently 😳
That much alcohol would kill me potentially.