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There are a lot of non-alcoholic (and sometimes non-caffeinated) drinks you can order at bars and restaurants, many people would not even know are non-alcoholic
by slimsag 7y ago
There are a lot of non-alcoholic (and sometimes non-caffeinated) drinks you can order at bars and restaurants, many people would not even know are non-alcoholic - just ask the bartender.
If the people you are hanging out with are judging you for your life choices then they are assholes and you should honestly call them out on it and disassociate with them.
- donmb 7y agoexactly
- paxys 7y agoRemove alcohol, caffeine and sugar though and your drink choices are slim to none.
- llamataboot 7y agoThat's why god invented tonic water with a lime
- inferiorhuman 7y agoTonic has a ton of sugar.
- inferiorhuman 7y agoRemove alcohol, caffeine and sugar though and your drink choices are slim to none. Over the course of the year I've seen articles pop up on the supposed rise in popularity of dry bars. I've never been to one myself but I think there are a few in San Francisco and I'm sure there are some in New York. When I'm not at a bar I tend to like flavored sparkling water (a.k.a. seltzer or soda water or whatever else) but I've not seen that sort of thing in bars out here. And seltzer water has definitely not faded in popularity in New York. Personally I'd like the THC hops stuff you can find out here, but that's typically not sold at bars and not really suitable if you're forgoing mind altering substances.