Don't call it a comeback . . . .
"Happy hour is when you either don't get drunk enough, or get too drunk to go out later."
posted by Number Three @ 8:59 PM
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2 Comments:
I don't know. It seems to me that, theoretically, you could be aiming for an ideal level of drunkenness. (See: The Ballmer Effect: http://xkcd.com/323/ although in this case we're talking about a level that maximizes your enjoyment over the hour while still enabling you to go out elsewhere afterwards)
I think they are talking about two distinct 'varieties' of happy hour. At one type of happy hour, you get completely hammered. The other type is hardly conducive to drinking at all. I think I can see what they are referring to, on a hypothetical level.
This reminds me of a what I heard a bartender say to a customer a couple of weeks ago.
He was pulling up some un-labeled bottle of liquor from under the counter and, by way of advertising it to the patron in front of him, said "I usually drink it with wine. Of, if I'm drunk, just drink it."
Now that's a bartender you can trust.
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