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Yeah. is on the air. Funny how the stories stick with you.

It was 2008.

Michael was three years old.

And it was a story that hit the news.

A young man by the name of Jack Fumarath, or P-H-O-U-M-M-A-R-A-H.

I think the family was tied, but they could have been Indonesian.

I'm pretty sure they were tied.

And he had a blood alcohol level of 0.50, which is a pretty high amount.

And the fraternity was the Lambda Phi Epsilon.

He, I guess, he died alone in his room, so we can only think that he had way too much and went in there and passed out.

You know, the body has a mechanism of survival that you pass out because your dumb ass keeps trying to pour booze down it.

So the passing out is to keep you from continuing to do that.

And that's what made the drug, the cocktails so dangerous that had an upper with the downer because now you were getting all of the alcohol

effects without it shutting down your brain because your brain was being steadily oddly

jarringly stimulated so i i remember at the time and i don't know what ended up happening, but a lot of universities have had these cases.

And honestly, it's not a university issue.

It becomes a university cost, but it's not a university issue.

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