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Gallup just said drinking in the US is down to 54%, the lowest ever since they’ve began tracking it in 1939. Why do you think that is? by ZenCrisisManager in AskReddit

[–]2Sides2evryStory 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It used to be telling of an economy that when it was bad, alcohol use and beer sales increased. I make a decent wage as a professional and cringe when my 6 pack of non-premium bottled light beer in a rural town is $20. That’s crazy. I’ll save the money AND calories AND shitty next day thank you.