Pinjam Dui

Driving Under the Influence is against the law and can result in serious consequences

Drinking and driving is extremely dangerous. Not only are you putting your life at risk but others as well. We all tend to make mistakes that we later find ourselves regretting in the long run. Drinking and driving is one of those mistakes that we underestimate and repeat often.  I’m sure many of us have experienced making decisions without taking a moment to consider the consequences of our actions. Pairing your decision-making skills with alcohol is just asking for a disaster.

Excessive consumption of alcohol not only misconstrues your decision-making ability but it can affect your personality, too.  Drinking too much alcohol not only opens the door to irrational choices that could possibly lead to poor decision-making after a night of drinking and getting behind the wheel. We highly recommend that you ask yourself when it will ever be enough? When is it time for me to make a change? Ask yourself, will you learn from your consequences? Will you actively assess your behavior? Will you begin the process of making sound and safe choices? Or will you continue the vicious cycle and start to lose your grip on life and become comfortable in your mistakes?

We are here to help you with those questions. We’re not here to judge your DUI we’re here to give you the information you need to open the door of sobriety. The first step to that open door is being interviewed by one of our certified Counseling providers. This interview is known as a DUI evaluation. A DUI evaluation is ordered by the court when a person is arrested for a DUI. This interview is used to determine the presence and extent of a possible alcohol problem. The evaluation also helps with the development of a Counseling plan to help assist you better with your recover.

DUI Driving School and DUI School are used interchangeably. Attending A DUI Driving School is the best way to get your driver’s license back and comply with all court and state requirements. We provide the 20-hour Risk Reduction Course at our Atlanta location and our Marietta location both located conveniently with easy access to public transportation. If you have been charged with a Driving Under the Influence (DUI), or if the DUI charge was reduced to reckless driving, the state of Georgia will most likely require you to attend a 20-hour Risk Reduction Program. Most people refer to this program as DUI School.  The Risk Reduction Program at our DUI Driving School is scheduled for nights and weekends. It is designed to avoid work or school interruptions. Our bas`ic schedule is as follows:

Friday –    6 pm to 10 pm

Saturday – 9 am to 6 pm

Sunday –   9 am to 6 pm

We recommend that you call us in advance to verify the weekly schedule to avoid missing any sessions. The course must be completed in three consecutive days. All participants are required to arrive on time. Tardy participants will be allowed into sessions and will be required to attend the 20-hour Risk Reduction Program in its entirety.

DUI School is a court-mandated program that offers the 20-hour Risk Reduction Program. The program is designed to assess high-risk behaviors. The curriculum is prepared the Prime for Life institute and it presents the prime solutions book for the 20-hour course. For an expedited appointment please call us at 800-683-7745.

DUI Driving School is meant for participants to learn more about their offense so that towards the end of the course they will be able to take full responsibility for it. Mandatory alcohol education, assessment and Counseling laws require attendance at DUI Driving School to help with alcohol education or therapy. Acknowledging that it was their alcohol and/or drug use that resulted in the consequences of a DUI offense. The DUI Driving School is a dedicated program that will help participants commit to ending the abuse of alcohol and drugs. Helping them develop a plan for the future to avoid continuing their disruptive behavior including how to avoid relapses with better and healthier choices. Normally after completion of all the courses in the DUI Driving School, a follow-up interview is conducted to assess the level of completion for goals and to reinforce strategies to avoid drinking and driving. Alcohol prevention programs can often replace and reduce harsher penalties in drunk driving cases such as court fines, license suspension, and jail time.

Counseling is an option

Substance abuse almost seems to be as old as mankind. Although substance abuse often begins with pleasure-seeking, self-medication, exploration, or other reasons, its dependency often creeps up without alarming. Legal for use with certain stipulations, alcohol is one of the major addictive illicit drugs; second, only to cigarette smoking. Driving under the influence is also one of the leading causes of death, worldwide. While access to illicit substances is not so easy, alcohol is a socially acceptable and a legal drug; however, the problem of alcohol and drug abuse is huge, receiving Counseling is difficult.

Some of the reasons hindering Counseling were lack of facilities, poor access, lack of trained professionals, cost of Counseling, and more. Even incarceration and recidivism have strong links to substance abuse. In the past alternative, Counseling was not usually offered to those facing legal charges. However, now certain alternatives to incarceration programs are offered in many cases since they have been known as helpful in lowering the rate of recidivism; and, effective in substance abuse Counseling. Due to their effectiveness, certain groups or individual therapy classes are also a part of some probation and correctional pretrial services.

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Pinjam Dulu Seratus is a catchlhrase that translate to "lend me a hundred" in English, it is often used in Indonesia as a way to ask for money of around 100,000

as a way to make fun of people who get lent money but don't return it.

Pinjam Dulu Seratus is a catchphrase that translates to "lend me a hundred" in English. It is often used in Indonesia as a way to ask for money of around 100,000 Rupiah (less than $10 USD). Online, the phrase gained virality as a way to make fun of people who get lent money but don't return it, commonly appearing in various image macro memes.

In early 2023, an unknown user created a sticker on WhatsApp by using a scene from Rise of the Planet of the Apes (2011) in which the character Caesar tells William Rodman (played by James Franco) that he's already at home, recaptioning the image "Pinjam dulu seratus." On March 2nd, 2023, Facebook user Riztol Rizqi Kont uploaded the image to Jurayz Cruise's post in the "Dokumen Asli Upgrade 8TB : Not for Sale" Facebook group (shown below) discussing where the scene came from.

Both the image and catchphrase became prominent ways to mock people who seem to appear only when they want someone to lend them money. For example, on March 9th, 2023, the Facebook page "Dr bpk prof heerp suheerp" uploaded an "Artinya Apa Bang Messi" webcomic about someone who meets his old friend who only wants money. The post received more than 21,000 reactions and 2,800 shares in roughly three months (shown below, left). On March 15th, the Facebook page "Status Lucu" uploaded a webcomic using a SpongeBob SquarePants scene about SpongeBob wanting money from another character. The post received more than 36,000 reactions and 3,000 shares in a similar timeframe (shown below, right).

On March 3rd, 2023, Facebook user Greko uploaded a redraw based on the scene showing Ryo Yamada from Bocchi the Rock! asking Bocchi to lend her money. The post received 188 reactions and 126 shares in roughly three months (shown below, left). On March 15th, Facebook user Karya Orange uploaded a similar redraw and received 532 reactions and 947 shares in a similar timeframe (shown below, right).

On April 9th, 2023, an unknown Facebook user renamed a group "Pinjam Seratus dulu" (previously named "Komunitas Mental Helat"). In the group, people tell experiences of when they were asked to lend money to their family, friends, etc., referencing the catchphrase.

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