We're out there, seeing each one of us is wired differently, its a blessing to not have a penchant desire for intoxication, something I particularly cannot stand. It's something that I have no understanding of, yet there are those who are the complete opposite, for them its an addiction.
I particularly enjoy one cold beer in a frozen glass with dinner during the warm months. The glass being a thick tankard or similar, of which I have 2 that are priceless to me, they make ice crystals in the beer, so as you enjoy it with your meal it stays cold to the bottom of the glass. I keep a case in the refrigerator, this time of year, but in the cold months I don't seem to bother with beer so much, a dark or stout variety is nice, maybe a glass of a favorite wine, with dinner, often times I just skip all of it during winter months just don't have a desire for beer especially, like in the warm months when its an enjoyable treat, its always been like that for me. I could never figure how people would have one with lunch and enjoy it, just makes me tired, sweat more, forget it, I can't enjoy it that way, has to be when the day is done and you've earned it after hard work.
The kid mentioned in this post, that's all you can do, hope and pray, he finds a path away from this indulgence. Maybe an intervention will work, maybe not, only he can make it happen.
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