Drinking and Driving Is a Bad Plan
Drinking and Driving
Drinking and driving is always a bad plan, and there can never be too many warnings on the topic. For the beach bar, fun seeking patron’s, the road to impairment can be a even shorter one.
Drinking in the sun.
Did you know alcohol when consumed in direct sunlight is absorbed much quicker into a person’s blood system? Dehydration also plays a role in how alcohol interacts with a person’s system. Our research also shows that on top of the sunshine, most Tiki beach bars pour 20 to 25% more alcohol in their drinks. This tends to increase the amount of Drinking and Driving.
How can I avoid a DUI?
So you ask what can I do to stay safe and, avoid that expensive DUI, when I plan on drinking? Remarkably, over the years and much trial and error, I’ve discovered a surefire foolproof antidote. Following this advice will allow anyone the opportunity to never, and I mean never, get that dreaded DUI.
Tikibarwiki.com has developed a system so bullet proof, that law enforcement and prosecutors alike have tried to keep a secret. If you follow this system precisely, Tikibarwiki.com will pay your attorney fees if cited for drinking while impaired.
This is a two-step process and, when utilized correctly, is the best defense and guarantees whoever employs it. If you are pulled over by law enforcement you can never be arrested for Drinking and Driving, while following this process.
Step One
This is as important as step two. You must first pick your favorite Tiki bar or watering hole for your beach day of drinking alcohol!
Step two
Immediately upon entering the car buckle your safety belt. This has nothing to do with you getting issued a ticket for driving while drunk, but it’s your best defense against impaired drivers.
Step three
This is really the most important step. If you plan on drinking anything with any alcohol content don’t get behind the wheel and definitely don’t drive!! Ergo no ticket!!
Seriously though, in this day and age there are way too many inexpensive alternatives to drinking and driving and that very expensive DUI.
Options include Uber, taking a taxi or a bus or if you’re real smart as a designated driver.
I’ve never been a fan of snitches but in certain circumstances if you see someone who has fallen over backwards
Nowadays even the establishments offering these fantastic cocktails and fun afternoons have a responsibility to everyone. It’s very important that the diligent owner, manager or bartender becomes a first responder for the well-being of all.
Many beach and resort communities have free ride home programs.
There are, however, a few things that can keep you and others safe while still allow you, if you drink responsibly, to enjoy that tropical beach cocktail.
Remember booze can be measured within 30 minutes after a person has had a drink? So, it’s always a good deal when drinking to make a legitimate attempt to drink a glass of water with every cocktail.
A righteous and banging beach bar or Tiki establishment that’s worth its salt, will definitely have music. Usually the rhythmic sounds of Calypso or reggae or a crazed DJ playing music at piercing decibels. This too can play a factor in the effect alcohol have on one’s system?
Studies show that music makes the blood thinner allowing alcohol to flow more freely throughout your body. The upside is if the music playing in your dancing allows the alcohol to leave the system faster and when you’re dancing you’re not drinking.
Our studies show that after the music, fun and sun, take 15 or 20 minutes to power down.
In all 50 states, the legal limit for drunk driving is a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) level of .08.
Sadly, even at the .02 blood alcohol concentration level, people exhibit some loss of judgment, begin to relax and feel good. So, drivers at the .02 level experience a decline in visual functions, affecting their ability to track a moving object, and experience a decline in the ability to perform two tasks at the same time.
The rule is simple here, if I had alcohol I’ll call a taxi and come back for my car next day. There’s no point in risking anything and getting a ticket isn’t the worst that could happen if you get behind the wheel drunk.