Jack Taylor Ready DannyRelationships with alcohol in the hot seat.

Tuesday, June 17, during the episode ValleyThe boys joined for a dinner in celebration of Jax by ending 30 days in one Mental health treatment facility.

However the meal even before hitting the table and Jax Jason Copperna It is questioned whether Danny's burden has a problem.

Jason shared a confessionally, "A person who is about to explode around, is lying about their alcohol consumption and gaslight is just a dangerous person," Jason shared in a confession. "If you want to behave better than Jax, I took Jax to a mental health facility i

During dinner, Jax spoke directly to Danny's face and shared his view on what he saw and heard about his customer.

"You have a problem with it and I am the last person who should tell you about it," Jax said. "For these kinds of things you have been taken out of my bar a few times."

Danny, however, strongly denied any speculation that he had a problem with alcohol.

"I have no problem," he told this team. "It's not wasting my life. I rarely drink."

In a confessional interview, Danny began to ask if he was hanging around the right group of friends.

Danny said, "There is not much to drink or drink my problem, it's" it's "I am starting to see who my real friends are on this table and unfortunately, it's not Jason and it is definitely not Jax."

Earlier this season, Danny denied blacking out during a cast travel in Santa Barbara, California. He also said that he was not even close to being black out "at a party Britani Cartrite In the Jax Bar

Jax, who opened about her after her AddictionThe episode later revealed that having someone else under the microscope was a great change.

"I am very happy that other people have problems too," he said in confession. "It's not just Jax. All the heat was on me and it was nice to take some break. Thanks Danny."

Valley Bravo was aired at ET at 8am on Tuesday. Stream old episodes at any time through peacock.

If you or someone you know is fighting the abuse of a substance, contact the abuse of the substance and the mental health care administration (Samhasa) National Helpline at 1-800-662-Help (4357).