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You just tryna get in on this action. Not impressed.

Skalkaho pass in MT is basically that, except the road is dirt, the down bank is a deeper gulch, up banks are rock and dirt slides, and you’re dozens of miles from anywhere. /pretty but brutal drive from bitterroot valley to rock creek

And yet we got folks here insisting they’re right to blame alcohol without knowing anything.

You obviously do not understand math at all. The odds of winning powerball are around 1/300 million. Your grandmother could take that chip blindfolded. It’s going to go in with a much higher probability than her winning powerball. Rather than try to sound smart and failing, probably better...

I do. Do you understand math? Your grandma on a ventilator has a better chance of making that chip than of winning powerball. By far.

I know what you mean, but your odds of winning power ball are substantially worse, no matter who you are.

Probably because your question is stupid and butthurt. Or maybe because in life, not every risk comes with a guardrail.

So you have nothing it’s than the guy has previously driven impaired, which tells us nothing about this situation and confirms your rank speculation. Greater than normal speed is not support for drunk driving, either, unless you’ve never speeded?

This is baseless speculation. The poster you responded to is correct, CA has some weirdly sharp hills and turns. If he accidentally clipped a curb, he could have lost control of the vehicle. The idea that drunkenness is the only thing that causes driver error is erroneous. And it was daytime...

Alone in the vehicle? How about driving the vehicle? They write this like he was an unlucky passenger.