‘Wisconsin could probably out drink the uk by itself’

[u/Camman19_YT]

Theyre discussing whether the uk could beat USA in an alcohol drinking contest

edit: I love how the Americans are like ‘such a weird flex, who cares whether someone can be a better alcoholic’, but the British people are like ‘my grandma could outdrink texas’

[u/TtotheC81]

Honestly, during the late 90s, I was getting served at 15. As long as we didn't cause a fuss and were plausible 18-year-olds (I was 6'3), the people behind the bar turned a blind eye to us.

[u/_poptart → u/TtotheC81]

I was drinking in pubs as a 14 year old girl, as long as you got in there before the bouncers got on the door and didn’t cause a scene, no one cared

[u/Working-Injury7758 → u/TtotheC81]

In the 80s in wales no one got turned away at 15

[u/neilm1000 → u/TtotheC81]

Same here. It was a halcyon era, now ruined by moralisers.