So the bracelets and car deal are to lessen the load in the prisons. You screw up and you go straight to prison and your whole sentence starts from that point.
All for a mid pack driver that took one stupid pill. I know whats his names crew chief will be missed by somebody, I just dont know who
They are human...humans tend to do things before thinking out the consequences.
Ah, you've come a long way Andy. I remember when Aegis/NASCAR were the devil.
Ah, you've come a long way Andy. I remember when Aegis/NASCAR were the devil.
As far a Parrott goes, whatever the deal is with all of this I hope he gets it worked out and makes his way back.
NASCAR probably has to treat every case equally, whether it's a top line driver, crew chief, or engine shop janitor, if they're in the program. Samples are anonymous in the lab.
dude around here they don't play, Until recently Oklahoma was third on incarcerating people #1 in throwing women in prison, behind the huge states of California and Texas. So I know more than one or two who have been wearing the bracelet. You should see the breathalyzer, they have rigged up in a car. You have to blow it before it will start, and then when you are going down the road it beeps and if you don't blow in it the car quits running..The latter was invented because drunks were having someone else sober blow in the thing.
not to me, sugar and yeast is under lock and key in prison, but inmates will use just about anything that will ferment and make alcohol. Potato peels, apples, oranges etc. Some of it had killed people who drink it. There will always be people who want to alter their current state.
I found that after many years of testing that my "altered state" is no better than my current one
yes sir, don't forget Nyquil, 80 proof mixed drink.Have heard of folks drinking perfume--mouthwash--rubbing alcohol--bathroom cleaner--insect spray, etc etc. Yuuuuuummm Yuuuummmm ...... lets party
no, not that kind of coke. The front office is probably exempt from their own rules just like congress.
That didn't even enter my mind but it sounds feasible.
I'm just thinking about Richard Petty and the alcohol angle. If you're familiar with Petty than you know what I'm talking about.
YEP.
The usual way they test for it and yes they look for it, dont want anyone with credentials at the track under the influence of anything.
If there was any sign of a bad hangover or someone was sipping a pick-me-up at lunch and someone smelled it then they would be tested.
Your liver processes an once of alcohol an hour roughly, so it is possible to fail a test because your blood alcohol level is over the limit. If he was nipping during the day and they random tested him or drank heavily in the evening and got tested in the morning, it would show up in the urine sample.
