goldfish21 wrote:
Filled my flask with some of the least expensive whiskey in the liquor store - but it’s actually incredibly smooth! Competes with bottles nearly twice the price. Drank a bit less than an ounce - may seem silly to some but I find a small amount of alcohol makes me less OCD perfectionist and more productive at my trade so I figure I’ll get more done in less time for it. (But I do not drink daily before work - just figured wtf it’s Friday and I wanna get certain things done asap and leave.)
Rossall wrote:
Not doing too well today. On my 9th can of Magners.
Do you think you’d drink less if it cost you more money? Seems part of the problem is the cheap alcohol, IMO.
Alcohol is expensive here and then if I buy a drink out I’ll round up to a huge tip as a self imposed tax for a $15-20 single drink in part so I’ll limit myself to one drink.
As a matter of interest, how much does a cheap bottle of wine cost in Canada? I mean from a supermarket or liquor store, not in a pub or restaurant.
Actually the UK is not a particularly cheap location for alcoholic drinks or for anything else. The cheapest bottle of drinkable proper wine over here has been around £4 for a 750ml bottle in recent times, but when I visited Italy a few years ago you could get a bottle of presentable wine for around £1. I remember buying bottles of Cava in Spain for around 80 pence in the late 1990s.
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