Red Robin Poisoning
On April 11, 2024, Daniel checked himself into a hospital complaining of a "stomach bug" after eating food that was likely poisoned from a Red Robin location. Daniel would make numerous posts in the hospital room claiming that he had vomited many fluids that a person normally cannot throw up, claiming that he was also poisoned by someone from the subreddit and Discord. He was discharged, and later went back that evening for testing, as well as migraines and shortness of breath.
Prior to the hospital visit, Daniel made some Community posts that he had vomited a lot, and was not feeling well.
April 11th posts
The first mention of Daniel claiming to be poisoned came from a community post on the night of April 11th claiming that someone poisoned his dinner at a Red Robin he was eating at. He would then make a post stating, "I might have to go to the hospital for food poisoning", stating that he was throwing up for a chunk of the night.
April 12th posts
Daniel would start off the morning of April 12th by making a post showing himself in a hospital bed with the caption, "I'm in the hospital for the stomach bug". He would continue his posting spree claiming to not only be on an IV but also be put on new sleep medicine. Continuing, he would complain that the medication given by the nurses in the hospital had given him migraines.
Later on in the day, Daniel would state that he not only threw up stool and urine but also got worried about the supplier of the Red Robin food deliberately poisoning him. Many claimed that Daniel had thought Michael Quinn had a hand in this, given the location of the Red Robin meat supplier being close to New York City.
April 13th
Daniel was discharged from the hospital on the night of the 12th, but he himself decided after allegedly experiencing shortness of breath to check himself into the Longmont United Hospital, claiming to feel sicker after eating a bean burrito.
Daniel would then obtain an after-visit summary from a doctor where they diagnose him with shortness of breath, acute nonintractable headache, and notably "delusional ideas".