Age and Alcohol
The conversation explores the shifting perceptions of drinking as one ages, suggesting that while public drunkenness is frowned upon at 50, it becomes more acceptable at 70. There's a humorous reflection on societal attitudes towards older individuals indulging in vices like smoking and drinking, with the idea that they've "earned" the right to enjoy life in their later years. The discussion also touches on genetics and the unpredictable nature of health outcomes related to smoking.In this clip
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