Got drunk in front of colleagues

[Anonymous]

I beg to differ. No we haven't all done it. Some of us know how to show restraint at social functions when the situation calls for it. Beat yourself up because yes, it was stupid and 100% preventable. But better yet, stick to your plan of never letting it happen again.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I beg to differ. No we haven't all done it. Some of us know how to show restraint at social functions when the situation calls for it. Beat yourself up because yes, it was stupid and 100% preventable. But better yet, stick to your plan of never letting it happen again.

You sound unpleasant. I much prefer a kind co-worker who gets drunk occassionally than a mean teetotaller who wants to make the OP feel bad.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I threw up in my boss's bathroom at a party at his house. Talking shit is nothing. Don't beat yourself up!

Me too! I still can't drink martinis.

[Anonymous]

I decided it was a good idea to get on stage and sing with the band at the company holiday party. Still mortified eleven years later

[Anonymous]

Anonymous
I beg to differ. No we haven't all done it. Some of us know how to show restraint at social functions when the situation calls for it. Beat yourself up because yes, it was stupid and 100% preventable. But better yet, stick to your plan of never letting it happen again.

I imagine that the stick up your ass both hurts and validates your pain.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I beg to differ. No we haven't all done it. Some of us know how to show restraint at social functions when the situation calls for it. Beat yourself up because yes, it was stupid and 100% preventable. But better yet, stick to your plan of never letting it happen again.

I agree - onward and upward, OP.

I won't say I've never done it, because I did, when I was 25yo and didn't know better. Fortunately I left that job months later and the incident didn't have any impact on my work or career.

I have not let it happen since, however. At work functions I drink sparkling water, or very rarely a single glass of wine - never more than one. Works for me, reduces risk to zero.

[Anonymous]

Getting drunk in public or at any office function, is not acceptable behavior for anyone. Have one drink and then switch to soda water with a twist of lime or lemon.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I beg to differ. No we haven't all done it. Some of us know how to show restraint at social functions when the situation calls for it. Beat yourself up because yes, it was stupid and 100% preventable. But better yet, stick to your plan of never letting it happen again.

I have to agree with this poster. If I worked with you my opinion of you would be lowered as well as my respect for you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I beg to differ. No we haven't all done it. Some of us know how to show restraint at social functions when the situation calls for it. Beat yourself up because yes, it was stupid and 100% preventable. But better yet, stick to your plan of never letting it happen again.

I have to agree with this poster. If I worked with you my opinion of you would be lowered as well as my respect for you.

This. But the higher ups are probably rip roaring party boy drunks so OP would be promoted anyway for being popular.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I beg to differ. No we haven't all done it. Some of us know how to show restraint at social functions when the situation calls for it. Beat yourself up because yes, it was stupid and 100% preventable. But better yet, stick to your plan of never letting it happen again.

I have to agree with this poster. If I worked with you my opinion of you would be lowered as well as my respect for you.

This. But the higher ups are probably rip roaring party boy drunks so OP would be promoted anyway for being popular.

Once you get a reputation for being a drunk, and it only takes one time, the higher ups don't look favorably on you. OP, shape up because if there were higher ups present, you just screwed yourself. I know that I would not want anyone working with me who cant't hold their liquor. As for the guy who urinated on the dance floor, he would have been fired immediately. You are an adult with responsible jobs and if you want to keep them, learn how to behave in public.

[Anonymous]

One of my co workers once got so drunk that we couldn't find her. Eventually we found her with her head on the toilet in the bathroom, she was so drunk she had to be taken away by ambulance. She was good friend of mine, still is to this day, I never judged her on that incident and I don't think others did, it happens! Life goes on.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:One of my co workers once got so drunk that we couldn't find her. Eventually we found her with her head on the toilet in the bathroom, she was so drunk she had to be taken away by ambulance. She was good friend of mine, still is to this day, I never judged her on that incident and I don't think others did, it happens! Life goes on.

Good thing she didn't die from alcohol poisoning. Man, your company could have been on the line for that one.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous
I beg to differ. No we haven't all done it. Some of us know how to show restraint at social functions when the situation calls for it. Beat yourself up because yes, it was stupid and 100% preventable. But better yet, stick to your plan of never letting it happen again.

I imagine that the stick up your ass both hurts and validates your pain.

Very funny!

[Anonymous]

Did you bone a celebrity in front of colleagues while intoxicated?

[Anonymous]

Oh my, OP, I hope you aren't listening too closely to the chicken littles who think this is some sort of awful and terrible sign of the zombie apocolypse.

You drank too much once. You talked too much, once. No one is looking but the anonymous bitches here who wish they had your job.