Let's hope not.
In all fairness to W (but why?) the aidio suggests that he was trying to compress the words "attorney" and "general" into one word, probably unintentionally. All of which raises a different question. There are ample studies showing long term cognitive effects, negative in character, from long term excessive alcohol consumption. Before we had the studies, we simply called it "wetbrain". I would be interested in hearing the opinion of some speech therapists and neurologists on the implications of his consistent slurring of some sounds. Of course, it is unlikely that any of that is more significant that his personality disorder, which before the Diagnostic and Statistacal Manual, we simply called"dry drunk with wet brain".
He's not deep enough to have a subtext.
What a waste it is to lose one's mind. Or not to have a mind is being very wasteful. How true that is.
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