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I can't imaging having alcohol every day, let alone getting high.
by demondemidi 2y ago
I can't imaging having alcohol every day, let alone getting high.
- ThrowawayTestr 2y agoThat's a good thing. I don't drink everyday because I'm happy and well adjusted.
- Lord-Jobo 2y agoOne of the hangovers is way worse than the other, so I could at least maintain a life smoking daily. drinking daily? might as well put me in jail
- Alupis 2y agoJust like with any substance - daily use increases tolerance of the substance and it's side effects. This includes "hangovers" for habitual over-indulging drinkers... they don't get hangovers like someone who drinks occasionally and then overdoes it at a party.
- adrr 2y agoOther countries do it all the time. Europeans drink wine at meals. My wife's company even serves wine at their cafeteria in their Geneva office while their US offices are completely dry including office parties. No drinks at the Xmas party.
- 331c8c71 2y ago> No drinks at the Xmas party. Because people can't be trusted to behave or? Sounds a bit extreme... > My wife's company even serves wine at their cafeteria Seen that but I think very few people consider buying it. Maybe last day before a vacation or similar (once or twice in a lifetime).
- 2OEH8eoCRo0 2y agoI don't know any morning drinkers yet I know about a half-dozen people who smoke cannabis in the morning before work. I don't like that this has become normalized.
- vundercind 2y agoImpairment for e.g. driving isn’t so great but as far as just before work—how many people are on prescription mood-altering drugs? The potential for abuse is worse with self-medication (well—I mean, hypothetically, but see also opioids) but I don’t per se see “I like to stay a little high at work, makes my day a ton better” as a significantly worse than “I take a Wellbutrin each morning, makes my day a ton better”.
- d_____a____n_g 2y ago[flagged]