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When Drinking Booze is a Tradition
When Drinking Booze is a Tradition
When Drinking Booze is a Tradition
Sunday 8th December 2024
Vic and Hamish tackle the pressure of boozy traditions at a cricket match. Hilarity ensues as they navigate the day sober.
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Episode Overview
- Traditions can be broken without ruining the fun.
- It's okay to say no to a drink, even if it's tradition.
- Having a non-alcoholic drink in hand can help avoid pressure.
- Plan your 'no' in advance to feel more confident.
- Stay engaged in social events without relying on alcohol.
Traditions are peer pressure from dead people.
Vic and Hamish are back with another hilarious and thought-provoking episode of Sober Awkward. This time, they tackle the tricky subject of alcohol traditions and whether it's okay to break them. Vic recounts her day at the cricket with Hamish, where she had to dress up as a frog and, more importantly, resist the urge to drink. The duo explores how ingrained drinking traditions can be and the pressure to conform, even when you don't want to.
They share their own experiences with these traditions and offer practical tips on how to say no without feeling awkward. From international drinking customs to the classic Aussie BBQ, Vic and Hamish cover it all with their usual blend of humour and honesty. If you've ever felt like you can't say no to a drink because it's 'tradition', this episode is for you.
It's a refreshing take on how to navigate social situations without alcohol and still have a great time. Tune in for laughs, relatable stories, and some solid advice on maintaining your sobriety.