Jax Taylor ready to put Danny BookoAlcohol relations with the alcohol of warm seat.
During Tuesday, June 17, episode to The valleymen gather for a dinner in the JAX celebration completing 30 days in a facility to treat mental health.
But before the food hit the table, jax and Jason Caperna Asked when Danny has a booze problem.
“That is around someone who is softened, lie about their alcohol and gaslight a dangerous person to join,” Jason shares a confession. “You want to act like you are better than Jax but I send JAX at the mental health facility. You should drive mental health health.”
During dinner, Jax directly speaks to Danny’s face and shared his eyes on what he saw and heard about his cortar.
“You have an issue with it and I’m the last person to tell you about anything,” says Jax. “You kicked from my bar several times for these things.”
Danny Booko
Courtesy of Danny Booko / InstagramHowever, Danny strongly denies any speculation he has a problem with drinking.
“I don’t have an issue,” he told the group. “It didn’t hurt my life. I rarely drink.”
In a complexic interview, Danny began asking if he hangs on the right group of friends.
“My problem isn’t drinking or too much drinking. People I consider friends who attack me with things that don’t happen,” Danny says. “I began to see who my true friends on this table and sad, it wasn’t Jason and it was sure not Jax.”
Once upon this time, Danny denied the blackness of ours on a trip to Santa Barbara, California. He also said he “is not even about to get over” at a party for Brittany Cartwright At Jax’s Bar.
Jax, which ever opened about his own struggles with addictionLater revealed to the stage that a person under the microscope is a good change.
“I’m just happy that some people have issues too,” he said to a confession. “It’s not just Jax. All the heat is up to me and just fine just wasted a little rest. Thanks, Danny.”
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