Buffalo Streaker Posted Wednesday at 05:39 PM Posted Wednesday at 05:39 PM Really doesn't matter what tax bracket your in, alcohol can lead to bad judgement. Hence driving yourself when you could have caught an Uber. 1 Quote
Jauronimo Posted yesterday at 02:15 PM Posted yesterday at 02:15 PM 20 hours ago, Augie said: What circumstances are those? Money does not change anything regarding DUI. But I agree, nobody is above the law, or common sense. A private car or a $200 uber ride after having one too many doesn't fit into every budget. Romo has the money to arrange transportation in advance for any event or occasion where alcohol might be involved. Quote
Augie Posted yesterday at 02:21 PM Posted yesterday at 02:21 PM Just now, Jauronimo said: A private car or a $200 uber ride after having one too many doesn't fit into every budget. Romo has the money to arrange transportation in advance for any event or occasion where alcohol might be involved. I’ve never been in a $200 Uber. I can fly to Cincinnati for about half of that. He messed up. He’s not any more guilty (or stupid) because he has money. If you go over the limit, you find a safe way home. Quote
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