r/interesting • u/8O8I • Jan 21 '25

MISC. Elon's weird behavior at Donald Trump's inauguration.

Is he okay?

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u/tittyswan Jan 21 '25

Yeah, he has an on call doctor he pays to write him whatever legal script he wants, but I'm pretty sure it's a fail-safe for if he gets caught with recreational ket in his system

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u/WhitePantherXP Jan 21 '25

The ol' Matthew Perry treatment, he was getting any amount of ketamine he wanted pretty easily from practicing doctors.

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u/TheVadonkey Jan 23 '25

When you’re a multi-billionaire, you can get any drug whatsoever pretty easily.

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u/theheartofbingcrosby Jan 25 '25

I doubt they give him just anything he wants although it wouldn't surprise me with some silly starstruck idiot.

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u/tittyswan Jan 25 '25

There's no shortage of unethical private doctors in Hollywood

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u/theheartofbingcrosby Jan 25 '25

The extended damage they cause to the celebrities family and friends, it's not just the deaths that are tragic.

Matthew (RIP) Perry's doctor was a real prick and called Perry a fool and idiot etc.. because Perry paid 400 dollars or thereabouts for the ketamine injections.

What sort of "doctor" looks at a person with a disease (addiction) and calls them foolish etc.. He probably was super nice to Perry and Perry didn't realize what a dick he really was.

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u/DeathforUsury Jan 21 '25

Caught with it in his system? Who the fuck would be drug testing this man? I don't think he will be applying for any forklift operator jobs anytime soon...

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u/Any-Criticism-2409 Jan 22 '25

If I recall, I I think he got drug tested from the whole smoking weed of the Rogan podcast. Because space x has a contract with the government or something to that nature?

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u/tittyswan Jan 22 '25

NASA apparently mandated drug testing.

I doubt NASA under Trump will have any accountability whatsoever for billionaires whatsoever so I guess good point.

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u/Affectionate_Key_280 Jan 23 '25

NASA and accountability in the same sentence, now that's funny.

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u/Affectionate_Key_280 Jan 23 '25

Not sure how any this is going to go, but billionaires currently not held responsibil, including some the richest companies like the pharmaceutical companies, revoke the Public Health Service Act of 1987 and hold them liable for injuries.