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Speaker 2: And now it's time for basis Sweet day of Day
Speaker 2: featuring veteran news anchor KT fun tweets hero the important
Speaker 2: stories he's currently tracking from around the world.
Speaker 3: Fort Worth, fort Worth lawyer Justin Sparks. He's going viral
Speaker 3: online after you posted this video on.
Speaker 4: TikTok dwi in Texas. Is it just alcohol? Quick answers, No,
Speaker 4: it can be alcohol.
Speaker 1: It could be drugs or any other substance, including caffeine.
Speaker 5: Sounds crazy, but let's go through now.
Speaker 4: Other substance including caffeine. Now, let's be honest. We don't
Speaker 4: see that happen.
Speaker 3: Somebody has too much caffeine THEFI, but it's a good
Speaker 3: example of it can be any other substance, any substance that.
Speaker 4: Could come up with that it pairs or intoxic Khu.
Speaker 3: You can be a wrestler for DWI Ben, how much
Speaker 3: coffee have you had today?
Speaker 4: Man, I drink a lot of coffee.
Speaker 5: Yesterday I was drinking this water that I drink's got
Speaker 5: this flavored powder in it. And my son goes, is
Speaker 5: that all you drink? I go No, I drink like
Speaker 5: a lot of coffee. And there was that time I
Speaker 5: was playing basketball and thought I was having a heart
Speaker 5: attack right from all that coffee. Earlier, I took a
Speaker 5: leak and it was straight coffee, Like I could have
Speaker 5: peed it right back into a coffee pot. It would
Speaker 5: have been, you know, body temperature, coffee ready to go.
Speaker 5: It is funny when your piss smells like coffee. I
Speaker 5: mean there's been times where that's happened, and it's like, man,
Speaker 5: I'm drinking too much of this though, Oh, somebody brought
Speaker 5: in some Starbucks now.
Speaker 3: Fort Worth police did tell WFAA quote, we do not
Speaker 3: know of any rest made based on caffeine consumption only,
Speaker 3: and a medical examiner also told wfa so the amount
Speaker 3: of caffeine one would need to drink in a short
Speaker 3: time span would more than likely put them in the
Speaker 3: hospital first before they would be able to be arrested
Speaker 3: for DWI.
Speaker 4: How much what I guess Yeah, okay, guess it up?
Speaker 4: What is it? Announces? Yeah? Or by by cups? Let's
Speaker 4: do cups, okay, cups?
Speaker 1: Like a cup is like six or eight ounces, depending
Speaker 1: on the cups.
Speaker 4: Let's call it cup eight ounces. Okay, that's a bigger coffee.
Speaker 4: We'll say six ounces is the cup? What are we doing?
Speaker 1: I think I think he's going to say twelve cups
Speaker 1: of coffee and a ninety minute period.
Speaker 4: Geez, twelve cups of coffee.
Speaker 1: I thought eight, because it well depends to it depends
Speaker 1: in the time period.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think I drink forty ounces a day.
Speaker 5: Oh so over the course of a day eight five
Speaker 5: ounce cups I drink two ventis why would it be
Speaker 5: five eight ounce cups?
Speaker 4: It could be.
Speaker 3: The four Wurth police department says, I'm reading this straight
Speaker 3: from the article here. The only feasible scenario where someone
Speaker 3: could be arrested for DWI from drinking caffeine alone would
Speaker 3: be a truck driver or someone on a long road
Speaker 3: trip who had consumed a full case of energy drinks
Speaker 3: eight to twelve or ten to fifteen cups of coffee.
Speaker 4: Okay, so that's all, so we're good, But Also, how
Speaker 4: would they measure that? Right?
Speaker 3: Like they pull you over because you're driving weird, how
Speaker 3: do they know that it's caffeine that's making you drive?
Speaker 5: Breath smell your breath, yeah, breathalyzer yeah, but they're not.
Speaker 1: And that's the thing is, like you and hell, I
Speaker 1: don't know. Maybe there is technology to do a blood
Speaker 1: caffeine level.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but like you know you can do you can
Speaker 4: do the breathalyzer and do the alcohol volume content. Can
Speaker 4: you do that for Like that's how they determine it.
Speaker 3: I do not know. I don't know how to. I mean,
Speaker 3: probably it's never happened.
Speaker 4: Probably.
Speaker 1: That's why, Yes, that's why a lawyer tells you'd never
Speaker 1: admit how much coffee you've had to a police officer.
Speaker 4: Don't say it. Don't say it, say you've had a couple.
Speaker 3: Termin X came out with their list of top fifty
Speaker 3: mosquito infested city. The Dallas is in the top ten.
Speaker 3: Let's get our guesses on here.
Speaker 4: Houston number one? Is it big city? It's the number five.
Speaker 5: It is going to be swampy places, swampy hot places,
Speaker 5: right Louisiana, So it's gonna be a uh.
Speaker 4: Low Orleans yeah, New Orleans not on the list.
Speaker 1: Bind do they have places like not big cities like
Speaker 1: Galveston a pretty big yeah, Tallahassee.
Speaker 4: Oh that's good, Tampa, Saint Petersburg number nine. I'll give
Speaker 4: you that one. That's good.
Speaker 3: Listen if there's your Florida Orlando number eight, So there's
Speaker 3: let's get Florida all the way there.
Speaker 4: Gulfport, Mississippi. Nope. Birmingham No no, and look out Birmingham.
Speaker 3: A plane could be landing anytime because a guy was
Speaker 3: watching Nayland Palin on the plane. Five Houston four, Atlanta three,
Speaker 3: New York City. Really it's the hot sauce number one,
Speaker 3: Los Angeles, number two, Dallas, we did it, number two,
Speaker 3: number two that most interested with mosquitoes.
Speaker 4: We did it. I'm a swat sorry mosquito this summer.
Speaker 5: And I've always wondered if that mosquito, like those companies
Speaker 5: that have mysters or whatever, does that actually work.
Speaker 4: I can tell you it doesn't work. It all.
Speaker 5: It just pushes the people, the mosquitos, to the next
Speaker 5: neighbors over.
Speaker 4: It doesn't kill them. What it does because it relocates
Speaker 4: them to a place.
Speaker 5: Uh, there's Mike the mosquito mascot up perch Uh coming
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