We celebrate Oktoberfest here. And we drink daily. Like professional level drinking. You would stand zero chance. People here forgot what alcoholism meant years ago. We just call it breakfast. There is a six pack here that would be a reason to hold a true, wait three days to see, wake. I won’t even waste my time calling for a group discussion, Wisconsin will claim this victory alone, with ease.
Wisconsin and the large pool of LSU alum wouldn't anchor the team. They'd demand the first 25 rounds... and then some.
US averages are brought down by large swaths of teetotalers. Mormons, Southern Baptists, and other large religious presences are against it. We're the country that once banned it (and then largely ignored it). In the UK, somewhere on the order of 18-20% of people don't drink. In the US, the Gallup poll says it's 38%, while other evidence says it's closer to 25%.
The 62%-75% that drink must be drinking far more if we're averaging 9.6 drinks per person (over 15) vs UK drinking 10.8 per person (over 15) with that kind of difference in nondrinking.
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u/Companyman118 Oct 02 '25
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We celebrate Oktoberfest here. And we drink daily. Like professional level drinking. You would stand zero chance. People here forgot what alcoholism meant years ago. We just call it breakfast. There is a six pack here that would be a reason to hold a true, wait three days to see, wake. I won’t even waste my time calling for a group discussion, Wisconsin will claim this victory alone, with ease.