Comments by "Im Sure" (@allfacts19) on "Staying at the Worst Motel in Alabama" video.

  1. I took a trip to the south to watch my buddies house. When I got there his electricity had shut off and his fridge with all of his food inside of it had went rotten. I had to go stay in a horrible motel for the night 😂. As soon as I opened the fridge door in the motel room some roaches started to run out of it. I was so tired after the trip I didn't care and just fell asleep. Then when I got in the shower in the morning the water just trickled out of the shower head. That was a horrible motel. If I had known the area I would have went to the one down the road which was much nicer. Just the fact this motel has bullet proof glass as the lobby is worse. Plus, the cigarette burns on the sheets definitely makes the Bama in worse 😂. The guy was lying through his teeth about he didn't know there were bugs in the room. Pest control costs money and the motel owners are not going to spend it to clean up the motel. The motel wouldn't have bugs if they actually took care of the place from the start. But there are probably thousands of motels across the country that have been neglected
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  2. ​ @Realmikelong for sure. An addiction is an addiction. Whether it's alcohol, meth, heroin, or cocaine. Some people start using meth because they were prescribed Adderall for awhile. Then if you lose your insurance or something and you can't afford to go see a Dr you turn to meth which is really cheap. Just like when the drs were prescribing people oxycontin in the past. Then those same people turn to heroin when the drs cut them off. I had a problem with xanax and alcohol. Those days were brutal. You don't even remember half of the things you do when you mix those two. I was prescribed them as well. My psychiatrist said he'd never take me off of them which was wrong. Xanax only mask your feelings. Then going cold turkey is deadly. I remember I'd run out and be up for 4 days straight without sleeping. My mind wouldn't shut off. It was a complete living he'll. Luckily I met my primary dr and she was able to wean me off of them.
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