U.S. alcohol consumption drops to a 90-year low, new poll finds
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#4Casinos are also seeing a similar drop
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#5Casinos are also seeing a similar drop
Why go to a casino to loose money, when you can loose money betting on Polymarket/Crypto online from your phone anywhere you are?
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#6Casinos are also seeing a similar drop
That's not a positive development: it's because casinos are getting replaced by sports betting on your phone, which is much much worse.
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#9Found myself cutting back, too. I drink beer and usually have 1-2 at a time - any more and the flavors just get muddled. It's water, tea, coffee for me most of the time (added benefit of polyphenols, antioxidants for those brewed drinks). If I drank more, I would be too worried about handicapping my intellect.