The Sauce

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Now that youโ€™re at university, you may
find that youโ€™re overwhelmed with
choice and responsibility.

One of these choices is what to
drink at night, which may be especially
difficult now that youโ€™re too old
for coolers. (Actually, youโ€™ve probably
been too old to drink coolers for
a while now, but never mind.) If you
find yourself hard pressed for ideas,
hereโ€™s a different way to get smashed
for every day of the week.

Monday: James Ready 5.5

For a dollar a can, you can easily afford
James Ready. At first it might taste
like horse piss, but itโ€™s not so bad that
you wonโ€™t want to stop drinking after
the first can.

Tuesday: Tequila

Concerned about midweek drinking?
Itโ€™s never a problem if youโ€™re celebrating
something. Grab some tequila and
drink to the occasion. Go ahead โ€“ any
brand will do.

Wednesday: Boxes of wine

For about $35 you can get 4 litres of
wine โ€“ more than enough for a few
nights or a few people. Be sure to get
white unless purple teeth, lips and
tongue sound like fun.

Thursday: Old English

The guys in high school were on to
something. It may taste awful, but Old
English and other 40s of malt liquor
are dirt cheap. Youโ€™re going to end up
embarrassing yourself while drinking
anyway โ€“ wouldnโ€™t you rather remember
why?

Friday: Philโ€™s

Don your grossest shoes and head out
for a night of drinks โ€“ almost everything
is $2.25 before tip. Even if going
out is still more expensive than staying
in and drinking, at least you wonโ€™t
feel like youโ€™re being robbed.

Saturday: Kings

Though not a drink, Kings may soon
be one of your closest friends on the
road to drunkenness. While using a
road metaphor in relation to drinking
may be in poor taste, it should be said
that Kings is really more of an express
highway to drunk than a mere road.

Sunday: Vodka water

As long as you have a tap, you still
have mix and one less excuse to stop
drinking. On the bright side, you wonโ€™t
even notice the aftertaste after a glass
or two.


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