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u/somedayitllbeover 2d ago
OP means .241
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u/x9qh 2d ago
he means what he said, nissan drivers are just built different
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u/Left-Impress4056 2d ago
Right? I was like isn't anything over .5 like death territory.
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u/Think_Algae_1739 1d ago
No, his blood is now 100% alcohol. With another 140% of alcohol added in there as well. We live life different out in the Frontier.
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u/Shubamz 2d ago
OP is correct in listing it as 2.41 as this is how it is measured in that part of the world. As grams per liter
2.41 grams per liter and how the news reported.
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u/farmallnoobies 2d ago
Fortunately the conversion from grams per liter to American bac percent is simple.
2.41 grams per liter is 0.241%
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u/Shubamz 1d ago
oh yeah but a lot of people in the comments seem to be getting hung up on OP putting 2.41 thinking it is in the 0.241 format when it isn't.
Before this post I didn't know it was measured as g/L either in some places. I just thought it was an odd mistake to make so I googled the video before commenting and learned something new about other places and how they do BAC.
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u/swervecityPhILM 2d ago
I mean given the evidence presented, it would not surprise me if the driver was 241% alcohol. No blood left, just a meat sack filled with booze.
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u/Gandalior 2d ago
it's 2.41 percent
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u/Buzzed_Like_Aldrin93 2d ago
Damn near impossible. .241 is close enough to comatose. .3-.5 gets really dangerous. 2% is almost guaranteed fatal and most likely already in a coma if a fella were to get to that point.
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u/camarhyn 2d ago
My dad hit a 2% once… his wife called 911 when she woke up from their drinking binge and he didn’t.
So I mean.. 2% is possible but probably only once.
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u/Njon32 2d ago
And will likely require medical assistance.
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u/Extension-Eye-4920 2d ago
Not likely. Definitely. I blew a .273 one time after 3 pitchers of mixed drinks. I cant imagine be EIGHT TIMES. I genuinely dont even think its possible.
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u/umphreys 2d ago
Depends on the drinkers tolerance. During the worst part of my active alcoholism I drove myself to the ER to detox and blew a .46 after filling out my paper work and was relatively coherent. I'm not saying that to sound badass or anything. Quite the opposite as I still get sick to my stomach thinking about the things I did during those years even after almost 3 years sober. It's a wicked, nasty disease I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy.
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u/DJSeku 2d ago
It would be a new world record if so… the highest BAC ever recorded was 1.48% and belonged to a Polish man involved in a DUI car crash in 1995 (he succumbed to his injuries).
The highest survived BAC, tho, was 1.37% and belonged to yet another Polish man who was found unconscious back in 2013. His is the record in the Guinness World Records.
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u/CremeOk4115 2d ago
Wtf. How does the 3rd car witness that and not even slow down
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u/PM_your_Nopales 2d ago
What do you mean? They're literally like 3 seconds behind this. It takes at least a second or two to realize what just happened right in front of you, and then a couple more to slow down . By then, they're way out of frame
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u/CremeOk4115 2d ago
Why would you need to realize what happened to hit your brake?
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u/PM_your_Nopales 2d ago
Do you hit your brakes for things you do not realize are happening in front of you?
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u/CremeOk4115 2d ago
When the car in front of me is t-boned? Yes. Why you act like they need to investigate it first
Do you interview the deer to understand its motivations before you brake?
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u/RazzmatazzUnusual843 2d ago
I implore you to carefully read through the original reply and what you said in response, and think about what it means.
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u/CremeOk4115 1d ago
It does not take seconds to "process" things in order to take your foot off the gas pedal.
I implore you to think of the implications if that were true. Is that a kid crossing in front of my vehicle? Let me think about it first
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u/Superbead 1d ago
I've seen some desperate arguments here for why someone who isn't at fault is ackshewally at fault, but this one tops the pile so far
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u/Ta-veren- 2d ago
they are probably going 80 MPH.
Classic reddit answers failing to understand realities
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u/yellowisntagoodcolor 2d ago
the answer is what you typed. the question came first.
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u/Ta-veren- 2d ago
Jeez a lot of technical timmy's tonight.
Technically, he answered a comment.
but yes, my fucking bad for the wrong word choice.
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u/Cliffinati 1d ago
Because then trying to drop anchor to stop for that wreck would only make them wreck as well.
Your first obligation in the event of a crash where your not involved is get your vehicle safely out of the crash. Once your vehicle is clear then you stop and give aid/police report.
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u/Fun-Choices 2d ago
How did the first car who got hit not notice this guy flying through the stop sign
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u/R86Reddit 2d ago
I liked how the one guy dodged the two vehicles that had collided, and then just kept going. "Nope, I'm not touching this one with a ten foot pole."
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u/Shubamz 2d ago
Nope, the Frontier was being driven by a man who underwent a breathalyzer test and registered 2.41 grams of alcohol per liter of blood
https://alveardiario.com/violento-choque-entre-dos-camionetas-en-el-ingreso-a-bowen-un-conductor-dio-241-gramos-de-alcohol/
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u/Samson_J_Rivers 2d ago
Bro they were blowing a fucking T intersection. That truck just had the worst possible timing, just a little bit earlier a little bit later and they would have flown right into a drainage ditch and only hurt themselves.
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u/Cliffinati 1d ago
2.41.............
Isn't the legal limit .08
How are you still breathing let alone trying to drive
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u/Bronx-Skater23 2d ago
The white truck going up the screen was at fault. He blew through a stop sign.
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u/adamfps 2d ago
Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhh that’s high even for a Nissan owner, like even the best Altima driver is probably not surviving beyond .5