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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Fascinating thread.

I would find this mildly concerning, and here's why: It seems like he is overthinking and desperately planning for his buzz. THAT seems like alcoholic behavior.

If there are no other signs, I wouldn't worry too much. With the price of alcohol in restaurants, having one at home and one at a restaurant seems very reasonable.

Now, if it's really two before dinner, and two at dinner, and two more after dinner ... then this would be a different story. (That's how my family rolls.) [/quote]

If you have zero before dinner and two at dinner, the buzz will hit after you finish your entree and you're leaving the restaurant. Unless you're bar hopping after or inviting friends over afterwards for cocktails, what's the point of a post-dinner buzz?[/quote]

That's not what I said.

I said that it's the thinking and the planning of the buzz that raises my radar. [b]Also ... that what some drinkers report as "one drink at home and one at a restaurant" sometimes is actually several drinks in both places. [/b][/quote]

On what are you basing this other than your desire to feel superior and smear others?[/quote]

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