Why does my husband insist on a single beer after running, golfing, or yard work?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If my spouse futzed over my drinking one beer, I’d seriously be rethinking my life.

THIS for the love of god

[Anonymous]

I prefer a bottle of Pinot Grigio.

[Anonymous]

The only thing better than having a beer after mowing the lawn is having 2 beers.

[Anonymous]

Non alcoholic beers are decent nowadays.

[Anonymous]

What fūcking planet do you have to be on to be concerned about someone drinking 1 beer occasionally?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I drink one after mowing the lawn in the summer. It feels like the right thing to do.

Is this from a commercial? if not, it should. Very effective!

[Anonymous]

That's his reward pathway.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I like to have a drink after I do yard work, because the best part of yard work is afterward, when you sit and look at what you've done and mentally pat yourself on the back. A drink goes nicely with that.

+1000 So true!

[Anonymous]

Your husband has a drinking problem and you should protect yourself and children (if any) from his monstrous behavior.

Is that what you wanted to hear, OP?

If so, I hope it sounds as ridiculous when you read this as it does to me actually typing it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The only thing better than having a beer after mowing the lawn is having 2 beers.

Totally disagree. The 2nd beer is never anywhere close to as good. “One and done”

[Anonymous]

If DH reads this he is going to grab a 6 pack and drink it in the garage.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is why the brand Athletic was founded - to provide a non alcoholic beer alternative for athletes. So it's definitely a thing.

What's being satisfied or quenched by the beer and shouldn't a Gatorade do the same? I thought sports drinks were to restore electrolytes. Or maybe a beer somehow restores electrolytes even better? I'm not suggesting he's drinking a single beer to get drunk. It's just always seemed so odd and I don't understand it.

He just likes it. It tastes good and the carbonation is refreshing. What's hard to understand?

Do you go around mystified by everyone's simple preferences and pleasures when you can't personally relate?

This is the answer.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The only thing better than having a beer after mowing the lawn is having 2 beers.

Totally disagree. The 2nd beer is never anywhere close to as good. “One and done”

Yep, exactly.