Bad to go to MEPS with a hangover? Can it affect bloodwork results?

[Kycntryboy]

...You are probably the last person I would ever want in my OCS class. Hopefully you can pull yourself together and learn how to use google before wasting our time with questions like this.

Try to throttle back a bit, put it in context. He was in Vegas = a reason, with a couple days of buffer, and not like he was home alone. You don't want the guys who need to drink to fall asleep, because they are a nervous wreck.

 

[OUSOONER]

Just don't shoot any birds when you finally find yourself in Pensacola with money in your pocket..no accountability...and a lot of time on your hands. Stay away from golf carts too and don't strangle dogs. You'll be fine.

 

[marmoset54]

Sorry if this is a little off-topic...but I'm so paranoid about MEPS.

I'm just headed back home from spending 5 days in Vegas. Needless to say, I've been partying hardcore for the last 4 nights...and now I'm paranoid that all the alcohol could make my bloodwork look terrible. Any docs in the house that can give any guidance on this? I'm going to MEPS tomorrow morning.

Alrite guy,

I agree with Santana. Reschedule. "Oops, I got in a car accident" or "Oops, dog died." Your recruiter will back you up. It is in his best interest.

I will not hold your four-day alcohol-induced escapades with your gal pals against you. Just remember when you become a Naval Officer, this crap doesn't fly.

 

[zab1001]

Enough of the high horses. Feddoc nailed it. Thread closed.