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Originally Posted by blankall
It's not just the drinking. It's the social drinking. Apparently if Canadians are drinking, they're doing it quietly at home.
https://nationalpost.com/life/how-we...s-boozy-habits
Edit: My guess is that you'd also find the above figures stratified by age, with more people aged 35+ drinking at home alone. Like I said before, I just don't get this. For me drinking has always been social. What's the point of taking a drug that alters your cognition if you aren't around other people to converse and interact with. |
Well your point earlier was drinking in general.
But preferring to stay home is also true with Americans. Interestingly, this also suggests the trend of staying home is bolstered by younger generations and will only increase. The point being, of course, that it's cheaper and easier to drink at home than it is to go to the bar.
Aren't you being sort of judgemental about people who prefer to drink at home? Isn't being judgemental about drinking something you were complaining about?