The problem is that people think they function better with a drink. Personally, I think I do but if I were honest with myself I would have to say that after one or two, I become more awake and probably function better. More than that my senses would start to get duller, so that I only think I am functioning better. It is only when we are really high, that we may admit that we are not as capable but by that time we are passed caring.
When I have a beer I do better when I play my video games its really strange.
Doesn't alcohol "kill" brain cells?
I get having a relaxing or celebratory drink, .......but come on, not the need to get blind running drunk and losing control. I surely hope that I do better sober and alert than on dead brain cells.
SOBER........
(Son Of B........Enter Reality)
For me, whether i need a drink or not would depend on the situation. If i am really sleepy and tired, then i would need my tea to wake me up.
However, i must have my breakfast but if i have so many errands to do, then i would rather finish all those errands and have brunch instead.
So far, it has not effected me as i suppose i have trained my body to work as such. I also try to have 5 light meals rather than 3 large meals and sufficient sleep, at least 7-8 hours a day.
I wanna sleep after i eat healthy food,so i eat snacks and drink water when working.That helps me stay up.
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I think i'm starting to run out of ideas for your folks to talk about. however, here's a good one. your at a bar, and you ask for another drink then the bar tender responds by giving you the bird so to speak. what would you do?
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