Drunk Mandy

"Drunk Mandy" is the second personality of Mandy. Known to only come out while the Mandalore body is intoxicated, Drunk Mandy is a often a more chaotic version of the more common Mandy, known as Sober Mandy. Drunk Mandy's emergence has been documented a few times. The most notable instance of Drunk Mandy was in the FUTURE DAVID - Lost File #3 of the PST Podcast, where after staying awake for 33 hours and presumably becoming quite intoxicated, Mandy was let into a recording for the 32nd episode. The episode was promptly cancelled, and Mandy's recording was thought to be lost. The reason the recording was actually saved but believed to be lost is because of a very important aspect of the dynamic between Sober and Drunk Mandy: neither of personality can remember any of the actions of the other. It is only through the accounts of witnesses that either Mandy can learn of the other's actions.

The Psychology
The Duality of Mandy is a strange one that is something not fully explained. It is a strange Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde relationship except where neither has more control of the other. From the actions detailed below, it seems that Drunk Mandy may desire to permanently suppress the Sober Mandy personality. However, his chaotic nature means that his methods of doing so are very reckless, and could potentially lead to the destruction of the body that both of the personalities occupy.

Notable Instances
Source: https://youtu.be/mh-EzwUdwd8

On the day Shammy first visited Mandy they both started heavily drinking. After they both passed out, Drunk Mandy woke up and decided that he didn't want to go away again, so he began setting several "traps" in an attempt to trick Sober Mandy into getting intoxicated once again after he recovered from the drinking binge. Drunk Mandy replaced all of the bottled water with vodka, mixed vodka into a jug of orange juice (effectively making it a giant screwdriver), and even replaced the water in the coffee maker with vodka. Mandy and Shammy both discovered all of these over the course of the following morning, but hours later they began to feel unusually sick, with no apparent cause. They soon discovered Drunk Mandy's most heinous trap: he had replaced all of the water in the air filter with vodka, his drunken logic possibly believing that it would cause Mandy to become perpetually intoxicated, when in reality it would've simply poisoned him.