On March 10, 2009 at 7:55 am William Kozloski Shakespeare, M.D. said:
My drunken grandfather, S.J. “Ted” Kozloski of Smock, PA underwent a similar behavioral modification for his drinking habit. Each time he exited Morris Bortz’s Beer and Cheese Emporium, a man from Alcohol Cessation, Inc. would smell his breath. If there was beer present, he would be flogged mercilessly with a Cat o’Nine Tails. It took Grandfather Ted seven years to quit, but it was worth it.
My drunken grandfather, S.J. “Ted” Kozloski of Smock, PA underwent a similar behavioral modification for his drinking habit. Each time he exited Morris Bortz’s Beer and Cheese Emporium, a man from Alcohol Cessation, Inc. would smell his breath. If there was beer present, he would be flogged mercilessly with a Cat o’Nine Tails. It took Grandfather Ted seven years to quit, but it was worth it.
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