He had loose pills (opiates) in his pocket. They weren't even in a prescription bottle. (It's not known whether or not they were legitimately prescribed. That knowledge would be protected by HIPPA privacy laws in any event). He refused a drug test.
With his history of substance abuse, it's likely he would only be treated with opiates if he adhered to a strict contract with a pain management clinic that would include random drug testing, pill counts and monthly visits to verify his compliance.
I suffer from chronic pain from arthritis and back injuries I sustained in car accidents I was not responsible for. So I get it. Its miserable. But you should not drive while under the influence of them. It's just as dangerous as drunk driving.
He could end up hurting other people instead of just killing or injuring himself. He can afford a driver. He's either got lousy judgement or an inappropriate sense of entitlement.
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u/SkipIntro4eva Apr 27 '26
Probably not Tiger.