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I don't think it says that. The author points out that upon entering the top 10 percentile, "you'd still be below-average among those top 10 percenters." PS. Se
by nirmel 12y ago
I don't think it says that. The author points out that upon entering the top 10 percentile, "you'd still be below-average among those top 10 percenters." PS. Send my regards to Watson!
- pesenti 12y agoThe article says: "But in order to break into the top 10 percent of American drinkers, you would need to drink more than two bottles of wine with every dinner." And according to Watson that's 10 drinks ;-) (http://www.rethinkingdrinking.niaaa.nih.gov/default_wine.asp http://www.rethinkingdrinking.niaaa.nih.gov/default_wine.asp)
- rco8786 12y agoRight. so two bottles of wine is 70 per week. and you would need to drink MORE than that(let's say, by about 40% of a bottle/week) to crack the top 10 :)
- pesenti 12y agoNo that's wrong. If 74/week is the average for the top 10 percentile, most likely half of that, a bottle a day, gets you in the top 10.