I went to a nightclub on New Year’s Eve and had amnesia. After waking up on the afternoon of the first day of the new year, I searched the community but couldn’t find a car. I felt inexplicable because I didn’t drive when I went out. Then I looked for a security guard to watch the surveillance video at the gate of the community, and found that I took a taxi home at more than 4 in the morning, drove the car out a few minutes later, and walked home again an hour later. . . . I found a few McDonald's coupons when I touched my pocket. So I went to a nearby McDonald's and continued to watch the surveillance video. It turned out that I had eaten before, so I searched around, but found nothing. In the second year of the second grade, there was no way. I went to the police station and called the police that the car had been stolen. After some inquiries, I had to admit that I drank and drove. . . Fortunately, it seems that the police station and the traffic police belong to two systems, and they didn't care about drunk driving. They looked for it very helpfully, and finally found it in the parking lot where the illegal parking was being dragged. I found out that I actually drove to McDonald's and parked the car on the main road at the door. After eating, I walked home. When I went to pick up the car, the traffic police greeted me and said I was embarrassed. The trailer was returned on the first day of the new year. It was really not a place to park. . . . . The feeling of amnesia after drinking is really strange. . . . When I was looking for a car, I was very worried. I was afraid that I would bump into someone while driving. . .
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