I think that is a major false equivalence. Assuming that you don’t have a problem, you can always curb your drinking. You still have to get to work. Many jobs

I think that is a major false equivalence. Assuming that you don’t have a problem, you can always curb your drinking. You still have to get to work. Many jobs, especially low income ones, will always have to remain in-person. In many places, infrastructure is already too far built out as sparse for public transport to be feasible for a very long time. It’s easy to say “just take the hit” if you’re not walking in their shoes.