The Real Cost of Booze: Money Matters in Sobriety
Episode Overview
Quitting alcohol can lead to significant financial savings. Hidden costs of drinking include health services and crime. Sobriety improves overall quality of life and mental health. Funny and relatable stories highlight the real cost of booze. Practical advice on how to save money by giving up alcohol.
I sold it for booze. So I missed out on the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in Australia because I wanted to buy booze.
Ever wondered if money could be the final push to quit drinking? Vic and Hamish from 'Sober Awkward' dive into the financial impact of alcohol in this entertaining episode. They share hilarious and cringe-worthy stories from their own boozy pasts, making you laugh while hitting home the real cost of drinking. From sneaky tactics to avoid paying for drinks to spending a fortune on rounds, they reveal how much money was wasted on nights out.
Vic even recounts selling an Olympic Games ticket for booze - talk about priorities! Hamish shares his experience of booking flights to Japan while drunk, only to end up marrying the girl he met that night. The duo doesn't just focus on the obvious costs; they also discuss hidden expenses like health services, crime, and sick days, which add up to a staggering $60 billion a year in Australia alone.
With a mix of humour and honesty, they explore how quitting alcohol can lead to significant savings and better financial decisions. They also highlight the benefits of sobriety, from improved health to more disposable income for things that truly matter. If you're questioning your relationship with alcohol or just curious about how much you could save, this episode is a must-listen. It's packed with relatable anecdotes and practical advice that might just inspire you to rethink your drinking habits.