Keaton KramerGuest... present.
It's, "I'm depressed." Well, I wonder why.
Like, why are you drinking so much? And, and it's normalized in society, and it's the stupidest thing in the world.
It's completely unhealthy.
But I don't, I don't know.
There are I, I don't know of a lot of technicians that aren't pounding back constant, like every night-
... just beer, beer, beer.
Whatever, whatever, whatever.
Like, you know, I made my shop manager go get a bunch of blood work.
Um, I paid for it, and I said, "Hey, go get a bunch of blood work," 'cause he wasn't feeling well.
And like I made him even...
He had to send in a stool sample, like that's how bad it was.
He was having stomach issues, and I'm like, "Well, send a stool sample in." And they, they found some weird bacteria in his stool, and it was causing all sorts of issues.
Anyway, he comes back.
He's got fatty liver disease.
He's like 32 years old.
Now, what did he do all through his teens and 20s? He was just pounding back beer like crazy.
In his mind, perfectly healthy.
I haven't had any issues.
No, you got full-blown fatty liver disease.
[laughs] This isn't good.
And I told him like, "The only thing you can do here is like you're gonna have to fix your diet, and you're gonna have to take some supplements.
But, like you're gonna have to stop drinking."
... present.
It's, "I'm depressed." Well, I wonder why.
Like, why are you drinking so much? And, and it's normalized in society, and it's the stupidest thing in the world.
It's completely unhealthy.
But I don't, I don't know.
There are I, I don't know of a lot of technicians that aren't pounding back constant, like every night-
... just beer, beer, beer.
Whatever, whatever, whatever.
Like, you know, I made my shop manager go get a bunch of blood work.
Um, I paid for it, and I said, "Hey, go get a bunch of blood work," 'cause he wasn't feeling well.
And like I made him even...
He had to send in a stool sample, like that's how bad it was.
He was having stomach issues, and I'm like, "Well, send a stool sample in." And they, they found some weird bacteria in his stool, and it was causing all sorts of issues.
Anyway, he comes back.
He's got fatty liver disease.
He's like 32 years old.
Now, what did he do all through his teens and 20s? He was just pounding back beer like crazy.
In his mind, perfectly healthy.
I haven't had any issues.
No, you got full-blown fatty liver disease.
[laughs] This isn't good.
And I told him like, "The only thing you can do here is like you're gonna have to fix your diet, and you're gonna have to take some supplements.
But, like you're gonna have to stop drinking."
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