Drunk Driving Manager's Sobering Reality

0:00On April 10th, a manager at an alcohol-free bar in Aberdeen got busted for drunk driving after smashing his car. Hating Gerradi, the 33-year-old boss of sober, crashed on March 7th and was found slumped over the wheel. Cops breathalyzed him at 99 micrograms of alcohol per 100 milliliters of breath, more than four times the legal limit of 22. He'd been out drinking with friends after his shift, then hop behind the wheel. Gerradi showed up in Aberdeen's Sheriff Court this Tuesday, admitted the charge and got hit with a 12-month driving ban plus a 520-pound fine. The irony hits hard here. A guy running a spot pushing booze-free vibes ends up this deep in trouble. Folks are calling it a cautionary tale on how alcohol sneaks up on anyone, no matter their job or image. Bar owner Kate Kinion spoke out, saying, it's disheartening but shows alcohol's real grip, it affects over 20% of Scots. She stressed over his role in fighting that, with its menu of mocktails, wines, beers

1:00and spirits, all alcohol-free since opening last year. They're backing Gerradi through recovery, and he'll keep working there. It's a reminder that change starts personal, and spots like sober keep pushing for sober nights out that still slap.