Explains poor risk-reward of alcohol given high-output lifestyle with multiple commitments.

Um, and before that, the last alcohol I had was probably in February 2025. where I had a nice scotch whiskey, just a few sips, just a few tastes because I love the taste of scotch. But, um, in general, I don't drink any alcohol because it's not a good risk-to-reward ratio for me. You know, it's not a good risk-to-reward ratio. It's not if you're such a high output. If you're trying to lift and sprint and walk and trade and be a homesteader and have four kids and a wife and all this kind of stuff, there's absolutely zero benefit alcohol can give you in your life. I mean, even the 15 minutes of feeling buzzed, which is soon to follow by feeling dehydrated, tired with a slight headache, is not worth it.