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More than the authors of the study think is appropriate.

That having been said, I'm not certain how accurate the map is, since I can't imagine there being such stark differences between counties once you cross a state line like between western Indiana and eastern Illinois.  (Utah, with all the Mormons, would be the exception here.)

@Fedya posted:

since I can't imagine there being such stark differences between counties once you cross a state line like between western Indiana and eastern Illinois. 

You have clearly never been to western Indiana

I never was very good at drinking tons of beers.  But Peppermint Schnaaps, it felt like I could drink it endlessly and never get hung over.  I’d take a bottle of it to parties and polish most of the bottle off by myself.

@fightphoe93 posted:

I never was very good at drinking tons of beers.  But Peppermint Schnaaps, it felt like I could drink it endlessly and never get hung over.  I’d take a bottle of it to parties and polish most of the bottle off by myself.

Not a big fan of the peppermint flavor, but one brand makes a 101 proof Peppermint Schnaaps. So if I have to put up with that taste, might as well get schnockered ASAP.

I love the root beer flavored schnaaps, FWIW. GREAT taste!

Back when I joined the military and got stationed overseas I became friends with a couple of other guys from Wisconsin.  People from other states would ask us where we learned to drink like we did.  We looked at each other with a "what the hell are you talking about?" look on our faces. 

Then the first time I set foot in a state with a drinking age of 21 I couldn't believe they actually enforced a drinking age.  This was during the days before Wisconsin was the last hold out for a 21 year old drinking age.

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