Hayley Caronia

People look back on that moment.

And I think for millennials, and I'm a millennial, when you were a kid at that time, when you see these news headlines and stuff, it seems bigger than it really is.

I thought that Tiger Woods was guilty of something much, much worse than driving into a tree in front of his house.

I remember this being much bigger drama.

And maybe this is just when you're a kid, you're sort of susceptible to this media hyper fixation on a story and this sensationalism.

But yeah, I'm not alone.

There are other people that have tiger trauma.

Listen.

I agree.

I remember this being such a huge deal, a much bigger deal.

And I really do think that cheating should be illegal, like throw people in jail, throw cheaters in jail.

I think that was just a sound effect.

I don't think so.

Really?

Anyway.

Then in 2017, this was the... No, this wasn't even the worst one.

2021 was the worst one.

In 2017, he passed out behind the wheel of his Mercedes.

This was at 3 a.m.

He likes driving in the morning.