11/17 4-2 Peeing in the Bud Can

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🗓️ 17 November 2025

⏱️ 11 minutes

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And then he wrecked.

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0:23.6	A Montana man with four prior impaired driving convictions told police he slammed into another vehicle
0:30.2	because he was trying to pee into a Budweiser can while behind the wheel.
0:34.6	According to a problem cause.
0:36.4	You could slice your head.
0:37.8	Affidavit. James Howard.
0:40.6	53, rest in November 8th, after his Chevy Suburban plotted to the back of a Volkswagen
0:45.4	at the I-90 exit ramp in Missoula.
0:48.3	The affidavit was posted on the news site.
0:50.6	The smoking gun says he stated, I'm going to jail for a long effing time.
0:56.6	He'd been driving with a suspended license. That's what he told the arresting officer.
1:02.1	And he spotted Montana trooper Van Kirkovey spotted Howard holding a huge Budweiser can in his right hand when he arrived at the Grant Creek Town Pump gas station after 9 p.m. local time.
1:17.4	You know who couldn't pee into a Budwasher can?
1:19.3	He had wet pants.
1:20.4	The guy's weener with two, size of two cans.
1:22.5	Matt Khalil?
1:23.8	Wet pants, slurred speech, and reeked of alcohol.
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