I don't understand alcohol either.
-Bad for you
-Doesn't taste that great
-Expensive
but sadly it is the "Australian" thing to do.. hell one of our PMs held a world record for drinking a yard glass for time lol. strange world.
Once I explained the effects of alcohol to the footballers I'm training, the majority swore off booze till seasons end.
Not a hope in hell Mike.
In my experience, the one thing you dont debate with drinkers is alcohol.
Drinkers take alcohol to Primary School Christmas concerts, U12 cricket matches, 4yo birthday parties.
They have no idea how ridiculous they look and are in denial as to what theyre doing to their body.
Frankly, for those I dont train, I also dont care lol
How the fuck do you even spend $600 in a night?
I stopped drinking almost two years ago due to liver problems (unrelated to alcohol) and I don't miss it. Does make going out with uni mates more boring when everyone's getting shit-faced though.
I might still enjoy a nice beer every once in a while now but I usually go months between drinks anyway.
Not everyone who drinks is an alcoholic.
You managed to get footballers off the grog? Shhhiiiiiiiiiiiit, you'd be earning a $500k salary with the NRL if they ever caught wind of that. It'd fix most of their problems, things like.... oh I dunno, how about dog fellatio? Now there's an example of the tremendously positive impact grog can have on your life, I'm sure Joel Monaghan would be agreeing with that.
I enjoy the odd drink, but what I don't enjoy/agree with is the binge-drinking culture in Aus. I was part of that scene in my 20s but eventually grew out of it.
It would be one of the best improvements this country could ever make if the widespread binge drinking started becoming a thing of the past....don't see it happening though.
^ I don't get your post but in the previous one it looked like you were labelling all drinkers.
Really, you dont understand that?
If you dont big fella, I cant explain it any better, someone else can try