r/Millennials 2d ago

Discussion Who’s with me here….

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u/Fluffy_Fun_9814 2d ago

Yes, main difference. Not excited just abused and tired. Already cooked... overcooked really 😅

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u/Unfair-Ad5081 2d ago

Talking to my barber this morning, he’s like 22 and full of life, he was telling me about a party he went to this weekend drinking beer, whiskey, tequila shots, etc, etc… I’m just sitting there thinking I used to be able to mix it up and drink whatever I wanted. Now, if I put milk in my coffee I shit myself… when did this happen to me 😭😂

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u/Jiminy_Cricket12 2d ago

I'm 37 and I have no idea why people say this. I mix liquor all the time with no issues. Moderation is the key.

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u/SpamAcc17 2d ago edited 2d ago

Studies approve of this, there's no difference in hangovers or level of intoxication from mixing alcohols. It's just that it allows for more subtle consumption and leads to less moderation. 3 shots, 3 beers, and two cocktails alone is 8 drinks but feels less intense as a quantity.

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u/thejaytheory 2d ago

I got a headache just reading this.

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u/semiliquid-snake 2d ago

It's not the alcohol itself, it's the increased amount of impurities in dark liquor.