It's funny I used to think -- even as recently as 10 years ago -- it was perfectly acceptable to be borderline blacked-out drunk at work or social functions.
Maybe in a society of people optimizing for embarrassment avoidance, heavy boozing is a convenient crutch.
Chris Liss /
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