Indeed. I guess the most common scenario I see is someone who brings their significant other to some sort of get together (like, at a bar) where one should expect some drinking to occur and said significant other ruins the entire night by being hostile about the drinking. Really both of their faults but annoying.
That's pretty much what I do. I'm going to Vegas in 10 days for a one night, and it's the first time I've been there since I quit drinking. Good news is it's only for 24 hours, better news is I've only gambled a couple times not drinking and it's no fun, so maybe I can forgo the gambling!
That's pretty much what I do. I'm going to Vegas in 10 days for a one night, and it's the first time I've been there since I quit drinking. Good news is it's only for 24 hours, better news is I've only gambled a couple times not drinking and it's no fun, so maybe I can forgo the gambling!
. Probably too much.
) and never had a desire to be.
She invited someone to her house. He came with liquor and pressured his hostess to drink with him. He was the one being ****y.
Kinda like the people who go out to the designated smoking area of a college or something similar to get a little "fresh air" and start hacking and making disgusted faces. Uhhhh....ya think you maybe shou'dve gone somewhere besides a designated smoking area if it bothers you that much?
Seriously, my wife is a marketing rep for a Napa winery so we drink our share of wine. I'm a big beer drinker on top of that and have one in the afternoon. Usually if we drink wine we start at supper time and finish it off by bed time. The thing is, I never keep track of what anyone else is drinking, I have enough on my hands keeping track of my own. Even though my wife markets wine, she never pushes it on anyone, even at tastings. 
