Dave Mustaine

And the choices sit there and, you know, just be miserable or someone will come around and say like, Hey man, let's have a drink. And it's usually how it starts. A drink, another drink, another drink. And if you're someone like me, the reason why I don't drink hard liquor is because once I get to the point where I take one and I go, ah, the second one I'm going to go, oh.

And the third one I'm going to go, whoops. There's just no place in my life right now for that. I'll see people when they're in our presence, meet and greets, concerts, stuff like that, and they'll be clearly inebriated, and we'll try and be.

And the third one I'm going to go, whoops. There's just no place in my life right now for that. I'll see people when they're in our presence, meet and greets, concerts, stuff like that, and they'll be clearly inebriated, and we'll try and be.

And the third one I'm going to go, whoops. There's just no place in my life right now for that. I'll see people when they're in our presence, meet and greets, concerts, stuff like that, and they'll be clearly inebriated, and we'll try and be.

real considerate of that and make sure that they're being handled in a proper way because sometimes they say stuff that makes them look like they're an aggressor but they're just a rambunctious fan who's intoxicated so back to the thing with my dad there was those stories that I had heard but then again I go back to the same thing I said previously about I don't know why they didn't try and

real considerate of that and make sure that they're being handled in a proper way because sometimes they say stuff that makes them look like they're an aggressor but they're just a rambunctious fan who's intoxicated so back to the thing with my dad there was those stories that I had heard but then again I go back to the same thing I said previously about I don't know why they didn't try and

real considerate of that and make sure that they're being handled in a proper way because sometimes they say stuff that makes them look like they're an aggressor but they're just a rambunctious fan who's intoxicated so back to the thing with my dad there was those stories that I had heard but then again I go back to the same thing I said previously about I don't know why they didn't try and

take him to a treatment facility because he was a vet. He was in the Army. I know he had a problem with the VA. And I know he had some kind of disease. He had gout. That was one of the things he had. And he had some other kind of diseases because when he passed away, I went to his apartment and I found his Masonic ring. And then I...

take him to a treatment facility because he was a vet. He was in the Army. I know he had a problem with the VA. And I know he had some kind of disease. He had gout. That was one of the things he had. And he had some other kind of diseases because when he passed away, I went to his apartment and I found his Masonic ring. And then I...

take him to a treatment facility because he was a vet. He was in the Army. I know he had a problem with the VA. And I know he had some kind of disease. He had gout. That was one of the things he had. And he had some other kind of diseases because when he passed away, I went to his apartment and I found his Masonic ring. And then I...

found these jars that were full of medication, and they were big jars. They were like peanut butter-sized jars, not the little ones you get from the pharmacy. They're big. So whatever he was dealing with, he had enough medication there to last, in my estimation, a very long time unless he was eating them like candy. When did he pass? How old were you?

found these jars that were full of medication, and they were big jars. They were like peanut butter-sized jars, not the little ones you get from the pharmacy. They're big. So whatever he was dealing with, he had enough medication there to last, in my estimation, a very long time unless he was eating them like candy. When did he pass? How old were you?

found these jars that were full of medication, and they were big jars. They were like peanut butter-sized jars, not the little ones you get from the pharmacy. They're big. So whatever he was dealing with, he had enough medication there to last, in my estimation, a very long time unless he was eating them like candy. When did he pass? How old were you?

I was 17 when he died, and he had been working in a bar. He was working for National Cash Register at the time. He went from being the West Coast branch manager of Bank of America to being a guy that worked on cash registers because of his alcoholism. I'm sure that that was unbearable for him. So he's in a bar, he's working on a cash register. They said he fell off a stool.

I was 17 when he died, and he had been working in a bar. He was working for National Cash Register at the time. He went from being the West Coast branch manager of Bank of America to being a guy that worked on cash registers because of his alcoholism. I'm sure that that was unbearable for him. So he's in a bar, he's working on a cash register. They said he fell off a stool.

I was 17 when he died, and he had been working in a bar. He was working for National Cash Register at the time. He went from being the West Coast branch manager of Bank of America to being a guy that worked on cash registers because of his alcoholism. I'm sure that that was unbearable for him. So he's in a bar, he's working on a cash register. They said he fell off a stool.

All I know is that he was in a bar and his head hit the ground. Whatever transpired between him walking through the front door and him walking out in a stretcher,

All I know is that he was in a bar and his head hit the ground. Whatever transpired between him walking through the front door and him walking out in a stretcher,

All I know is that he was in a bar and his head hit the ground. Whatever transpired between him walking through the front door and him walking out in a stretcher,

is it's an enigma to me but he had a mass cerebral hemorrhage and he was in the hospital my sister called me up and they said daddy's in the hospital you need to come now and all i had for transportation at the time was a moped because my mom had left me and i that's the and i took the moped with my surfboard down to the beach every day that's all i needed transportation for but