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JiePie [2129875]
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Calling for bartenders who enjoy drinking on the job and enabling alcoholics!
  • 100k+ END & 50k+ MAN
  • 5+ merits in Employee Effectiveness
  • Disciplined rehabber
  • Trains are sold in rotation to those who opt in
  • Wage- and tax free
Send me a message if interested, thanks!
Job Specials
StarsNameCost (Job Points)Effect
1Pub Lunch13 energy
3Drunken MasterPassive10% melee weapon damage
5Liquid Courage25Refill nerve bar
7LightweightPassive50% bottle of alcohol boost
10BuzzedPassive15 maximum nerve
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JiePie [2129875]
Many factors influence how people react to alcohol.

Your age, gender, genetics, overall health and history of alcohol abuse can influence how your body reacts to alcohol. Alcohol flows through your organs based on the amount of water that is in them. Typically, women and older men have less water in their organs. As a result, less alcohol can enter their organs, so it stays in their bloodstreams for longer periods of time instead.
JiePie [2129875]
The top beer drinking countries are:
  • Czech Republic (140.0 liters per year).
  • Austria (107.8 liters per year)
  • Romania (100.3 liters per year)
  • Germany (99.0 liters per year)
  • Poland (97.7 liters per year).
JiePie [2129875]
Consuming alcohol causes blood to rush to the skin's surface, which makes you feel warmer. However, alcohol causes blood vessels to dilate, making you actually lose heat more quickly. Alcohol also impedes the body's warmth process by causing chills.