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Car Company Shows How Dangerous It Is to Drive Drunk After Tiger Woods' Arrest
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May 31, 2017
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1:45Now PlayingPolice are still trying to uncover the mystery of how Tiger Woods ended up in such a drugged-out state. He told cops he was taking the prescription painkillers Vicodin and Rurix and one other mystery drug, possibly an anti-depressant. The Ford Motor Company wanted to show drivers exactly how it feels to drive under the influence of drugs and created a special vessel to do so. People wear goggles to simulate tunnel vision as well as headphones that play random sounds to confuse the driver. #InsideEdition
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