Alcohol and Memory

The conversation dives into the perplexing effects of alcohol on memory and behavior, highlighting how some individuals can completely lose themselves after just a few drinks. Ari points out that blacking out is a clear sign of alcoholism, while others share their experiences of forgetting recent events even with minimal consumption. The interplay between alcohol and cannabis is also discussed, revealing how these substances can amplify each other's effects and lead to confusion about one's state of mind.

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Alcohol and Memory

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Joe Rogan Experience #515 - Ari Shaffir

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