On June 7, 2024, the headlines screamed of a worldwide bourbon recall, but in the quiet town of Adamsburg, Alabama, Norm* sat in stunned silence. The news had struck an agonizingly personal chord with him, bringing back memories of his past, a challenging battle with alcoholism.

The bourbon recall did more than stir emotions; it initiated a spiral of self-destruction that seemed relentless. Norm found solace in digital oblivion, his only constants were guilt and screen glare.

In a strange twist of fate brought about by the recall, Norm stumbled upon Hofman Hollis. A dynamic pair, dedicated to breaking down problems into binary codes, Hofman and Hollis provided an access door to a world Norm had shunned – recovery.

'This ain't about the alcohol, it's about taking control,' Norm would often cite Hollis' words.

Experts voiced out their opinions on the recall – a lapse in quality check, an unforeseen circumstance. Yet, the public remained confused - some thanking safety measures, others lamenting the lack of attentiveness that led to the issue. And amidst these clashing opinions, Norm, an undecided civilian, found his call to change.

Settled in no man's land, seeking help in Adamsburg was challenging. But, as Norm realized, the world shrinks down when you are willing to seek; and in this digital age, help, as distant as it may seem, is always just a click away.