Grotewold wrote:

06hawkalum wrote:Seriously though, for hardcore alcoholics, your weekly consumption is a light day for them.

That's basically what she said, plus my bad cholesterol and liver enzymes (?) looking good. And it's almost always red wine and light beer fwiw.

I thought the every single day thing indicated dependency, but she noted that I have three little kids.

Why do you drink a bunch of light beer?

Werthless wrote:

Grotewold wrote:

06hawkalum wrote:Seriously though, for hardcore alcoholics, your weekly consumption is a light day for them.

That's basically what she said, plus my bad cholesterol and liver enzymes (?) looking good. And it's almost always red wine and light beer fwiw.

I thought the every single day thing indicated dependency, but she noted that I have three little kids.

Why do you drink a bunch of light beer?

To avoid dadbod?

I'm serious. I drink shitty beer when I want to get drunk. If I was drinking mediocre beer every day as a staple of my day, I would question myself.

I’m still low carb

About 4 years ago, my kid noted confidently that his favorite drink was milk, and Daddy's was beer. That was a bit of a wake-up call that I was drinking too frequently. There is nothing wrong with wanting to be healthier, or set a different example for your kids.

Sorry if that's coming across as preachy. Not my intent.

beer is beer

i keep ultra around the house, if i have one on a weeknight it's that

Werthless wrote:Sorry if that's coming across as preachy. Not my intent.

No I hear you. I’m definitely drinking to unwind at night.

Still enjoying my nightly herbal teas to unwind

Slowhand wrote:Still enjoying my nightly herbal teas to unwind

the Dowager countess over here

Grotewold wrote:

Slowhand wrote:Still enjoying my nightly herbal teas to unwind

the Dowager countess over here

Pretty sure there's nothing herbal about her tea.

Does anyone here know the age restrictions for flu shots for CVS/Rite Aid/etc? Having a hard time finding a time to get our kids into their pediatrician

looks like 9 or 10 for CVS. I tried to schedule a dummy appointment for someone born august 2012 and it said no. changed it to 2010 and it was OK.

No cell service, got some 14.4k wifi connection left over from the Clinton years, air quality that rivals the 2008 olympics in Beijing, a waterfall where I offered the guy next to me 20 bucks to go up there to take a piss so we could maybe see something and I'm stuck here 2 more days. Fuxk it, I'm feeding the bears.

Thanks Buck

The Dude wrote:Does anyone here know the age restrictions for flu shots for CVS/Rite Aid/etc? Having a hard time finding a time to get our kids into their pediatrician

Your question reminded me I needed to schedule my flu shot at Walgreen's. When I went to their website, the info they post is that they provide flu shots for ages 3 and up. Unlike Bucky I do not have a hypothetical child, so I did not try to schedule them.

Bucky wrote:looks like 9 or 10 for CVS. I tried to schedule a dummy appointment for someone born august 2012 and it said no. changed it to 2010 and it was OK.

If you were trying to schedule a dummy appointment all you had to do was give them your real information.

If your Target has a CVS, you get a $5 Target gift card for doing the shot there

Grotewold wrote:If your Target has a CVS, you get a $5 Target gift card for doing the shot there

Take it to the credit card churning thread.