whowasthatmaskedman · 70-79, M
Some years ago a member of my family had a run in with the bottle, got help and got themselves out . At the time, his rehab offered family members classes , almost group therapy on both what we could do to help, but also on what we couldnt do. And what we needed to do to survive ourselves. I have always been pretty ambivalent about alcohol, although I had a few nice red wines stashed for special occasions. But right then I just stopped drinking..Not just around them. totally. An act of support..😷
OldBrit · 61-69, M
For a laugh the other day I created a spreadsheet....
I went to rehab in 2004. I was drinking in pubs, mostly pints of Guinness.
My daily intake was around 12 to 15 pints. But to err on side of caution I took an average of 60 pints a week.
Guinness in 2004 was £2.20 a pint. Recently I bought one for my son just under £6.00. So smooth that increase over the last 21 years, assume a constant intake of 60 pints a week (it kept going up hence my need to sort this out) but just for illustration.
I've saved over 21 years somewhere north of £250,000.
😂😂😂😂😂
I went to rehab in 2004. I was drinking in pubs, mostly pints of Guinness.
My daily intake was around 12 to 15 pints. But to err on side of caution I took an average of 60 pints a week.
Guinness in 2004 was £2.20 a pint. Recently I bought one for my son just under £6.00. So smooth that increase over the last 21 years, assume a constant intake of 60 pints a week (it kept going up hence my need to sort this out) but just for illustration.
I've saved over 21 years somewhere north of £250,000.
😂😂😂😂😂
whowasthatmaskedman · 70-79, M
@OldBrit Buy yourself a house in a cheap area.. or a very nice car. (But dont park it in front of the house. It will be up in bricks in minutes)😷
Matt85 · 36-40, M
amazing. i know how much willpower that would take.
AthrillatheHunt · 51-55, M
Well done sir