Maddie

And they were like, I'm sending you home in an Uber. And so I got sent home. Oh, and they didn't fire me either. Like I should have drunk as hell. And they were like, you know, we all make mistakes and you're a good worker. So I was like, why? Everybody, thank you so much for giving me a second chance, but I don't think I deserved it at the time. Like I really don't.

So they didn't fire me and they tried to send me in an Uber. And then I told the Uber to go back to the parking lot and I got in my car and I drove to the other bar that I was working at and I started drinking. And I was like, I'll just Uber here or like Uber from here to my apartment. No, I got so fucked up. I don't remember walking out of the bar. I don't remember driving home.

So they didn't fire me and they tried to send me in an Uber. And then I told the Uber to go back to the parking lot and I got in my car and I drove to the other bar that I was working at and I started drinking. And I was like, I'll just Uber here or like Uber from here to my apartment. No, I got so fucked up. I don't remember walking out of the bar. I don't remember driving home.

I remember anything. I do know my BAC was going to be high enough that I knew I was going to be a liability and I didn't want to go to jail. So I blew on my second one. I blew a .32. Um, and like I said, I had been drinking all day, like all day. Um, and that one, I had tried to turn into an apartment complex. Here was my apartment complex. And then here was apartment complex.

I remember anything. I do know my BAC was going to be high enough that I knew I was going to be a liability and I didn't want to go to jail. So I blew on my second one. I blew a .32. Um, and like I said, I had been drinking all day, like all day. Um, and that one, I had tried to turn into an apartment complex. Here was my apartment complex. And then here was apartment complex.

I tried to turn into, so it was just one prior. Um, and I had hopped the curb and like pulled into a parking spot and then pretended like I lived at that apartment complex to try to get out of the DWI, like try to be like, I'm home. Everybody's safe. We're good. So like, bye-bye now. You've done your civic duty. No, no, no. They were like, ma'am, you're fucked up. I did do a sobriety.

I tried to turn into, so it was just one prior. Um, and I had hopped the curb and like pulled into a parking spot and then pretended like I lived at that apartment complex to try to get out of the DWI, like try to be like, I'm home. Everybody's safe. We're good. So like, bye-bye now. You've done your civic duty. No, no, no. They were like, ma'am, you're fucked up. I did do a sobriety.

Like I said, I blew. And then I also did a sobriety test because I don't know why I was feeling so confident. I looked back on that police video. I shit you not. I'm at a like 45 degree angle. Like I was standing and like in a cheer position too at that. Like, I looked back on the video and I was like, girl, what were you? You can't even stand up straight.

Like I said, I blew. And then I also did a sobriety test because I don't know why I was feeling so confident. I looked back on that police video. I shit you not. I'm at a like 45 degree angle. Like I was standing and like in a cheer position too at that. Like, I looked back on the video and I was like, girl, what were you? You can't even stand up straight.

And so obviously I failed everything. And then whenever I blew a 0.32, they took me to hospital because if you blow over a certain amount, you're a liability to them. And so they have to take you to the hospital to get checked out. They can then take you to jail afterwards. Like, right. Totally. If you know, the hospital says you're good. But nine times out of 10, they usually don't.

And so obviously I failed everything. And then whenever I blew a 0.32, they took me to hospital because if you blow over a certain amount, you're a liability to them. And so they have to take you to the hospital to get checked out. They can then take you to jail afterwards. Like, right. Totally. If you know, the hospital says you're good. But nine times out of 10, they usually don't.

I don't know why, but they just usually don't take you to jail unless, I guess also I, with the accidents I got into, they just messed up my car, like hitting that curb messed up my car and nobody else was involved in that first wreck or the second wreck for my second DWI. My first DWI, I did hit somebody But I just had clipped his car going slow.

I don't know why, but they just usually don't take you to jail unless, I guess also I, with the accidents I got into, they just messed up my car, like hitting that curb messed up my car and nobody else was involved in that first wreck or the second wreck for my second DWI. My first DWI, I did hit somebody But I just had clipped his car going slow.

So I don't know why they didn't take me to jail after that. And again, my first one, I didn't have to go to jail ever. I did a walkthrough. And so I went in and like did my hair all cute, got all dressed up to go take a mugshot. My first one. But that mugshot is so cute. Like swear, she's a good looking mugshot. My second one is such a disaster.

So I don't know why they didn't take me to jail after that. And again, my first one, I didn't have to go to jail ever. I did a walkthrough. And so I went in and like did my hair all cute, got all dressed up to go take a mugshot. My first one. But that mugshot is so cute. Like swear, she's a good looking mugshot. My second one is such a disaster.

So anyways, I blew and I blew a 0.32 and they're like, yeah, bitch, you're going to the hospital. So. I went to the hospital and then I called my friends at the bar and I was like, hey, who else I've been drinking because I need to ride from the hospital because I got another DWI. And they're all like, oh, my God. So they picked me up.

So anyways, I blew and I blew a 0.32 and they're like, yeah, bitch, you're going to the hospital. So. I went to the hospital and then I called my friends at the bar and I was like, hey, who else I've been drinking because I need to ride from the hospital because I got another DWI. And they're all like, oh, my God. So they picked me up.

And then whenever I got sentenced, part of my sentencing was you have to spend a mandatory three days in jail. That is a part of whenever you get a second DWI in Texas. You have that's part of your sentencing. So I quit. had to... That's a part of your sentencing, but also you're supposed to go and serve at least a day or a night in jail for the actual arrest.

And then whenever I got sentenced, part of my sentencing was you have to spend a mandatory three days in jail. That is a part of whenever you get a second DWI in Texas. You have that's part of your sentencing. So I quit. had to... That's a part of your sentencing, but also you're supposed to go and serve at least a day or a night in jail for the actual arrest.

Like on your second one, you're not allowed to just go to the hospital and then, you know, go through, go to a walkthrough on your second one. I had to go... This is where I wish I wouldn't have blown or done anything and just gone to Irving Jail and just set it out. Because I had to go to county jail, which is Lou Starrett. And Lou Starrett, Dallas Jail is talked about because...