yo lowkey you guys should show this video to your friends so i can be famous and have lots of money and cars and a trampoline and maybe two trampolines. please share the video
Most annoying thing about quitting in the beginning, everybody wants you to take “just one shot!”. Some mfers will literally start to get aggressive like wtf
Dunno about that. Times are changing and it’s pretty acceptable now. Japan’s drinking culture is insane, but at drinking parties you can just be like “I’m not drinking tonight,” and people are all “That’s cool. Here’s the non-alcoholic menu.” And I’m a drinker and enjoy drinking with friends, but if my friends don’t want to drink, it’s all good with me. Even had to step in to cut off people or sit in and be like “dude, you need to fix your shit before you drink again.” Good drinking friends keep you safe, and will be the ones to call you out if you aren’t.
Yeah exactly because it’s educational and you see it happening firsthand I have a lot of people that drink around me and I’m always the sober one picking them up and tucking them in and it’s like “bro life is bad I’m not gonna lie but I’m the long run you’ll make it worse because now on top of it being bad in general you now have liver failure and more financial hardship” like :,)
Vape juice is a hell of a lot better than cigarette smoke. Vaping saved me from the cancer sticks, been smoking for two decades, and went to vaping. Now I still vape for the flavor and the familiar exercise of it, low nic. pod system. I can take deep breaths again, not winded after climbing stairs or walking long distances, etc.
The cancerous part is no joke. My dad was an alcoholic all his life. He's now fighting a non-hereditary cancer often caused by alcoholism so violent, he's in intensive care right now and my siblings and I are debating if we should let him live or not... Update: We had to let him go on july 21 because he was only deteriorsting and in extreme pain. May you rest in peace, dad.
Hey man, I'm sorry for the hard time you and your family are going through. I hope you find the strength and hope you need, to make the decisions you need to make. Sending you good vibes!
I’m so sorry you’re going through that and I’m sorry for any hurt that his alcoholism may have brought throughout your life and his. Hope things get better for you. all love
@@alex7543I'm assumin' you are from idk the new england area? He starts sounding more and more like a person from mass. I'm from florida and i recently moved to the new england area, and one think i have noticed is that for example in the new england area they enunciate the 'O/A' sound. I say water like Wadder(/ˈwɑɾɚ/,) but people from here say it like Wooter(wätər)
I got drunk and over tipped a waitress $40 on a $60 bill. I probably made her day, but when I finally sobered up enough to do the math correctly, I was pretty upset about it.
Recovering Alcoholic here. Needless to say I’m glad I stopped drinking. I’ve fallen back down a couple of times, but the plus side is that every time I over indulge now I’m immediately reminded why I stopped drinking. And now I have the same conversation with myself every time I consider the liquor store “this is what will happen, you’ll go buy some alcohol, you’ll promise to not over drink, you’ll over drink anyway, and you’ll wake up the next day half blind and wanting death. So for those reasons we’re not going to the liquor store” and surprisingly that’s helped big time.
Honestly I wish i had the hangover drawback, but drinking so persistently has made me immune to them. If i want to quit i have to use pure mental attitude and effort which i just don't have yet.. Congrats on your sobriety though dude :)
@@n1k0659 yeah, hangover immunity was nice until I started recognising that I was going through litre bottles of vodka every couple of nights. I don’t really know what changed for me, i think I kinda just reached a breaking point and I was like “Y’know I actually hate drinking… I’m gonna see how long not drinking goes for” and then I was off alcohol completely for like 3 months, happened the same way with cigarettes where I was just like “I don’t like this anymore, I’m gonna stop” and just stopped, but I digress those 3 months was enough of a detox to have my body reset and now it’s like 2 rum and cokes makes me feel like garbage the next day. I actually kinda like that I get hangovers now, like I said, they’re a good reminder as to why I stopped drinking all together in the first place.
Congrats on your sobriety! I've been a high functioning alcoholic since a little bit before I turned 21 and being high functioning makes it so much harder to quit or even to admit that you have a problem. Stay strong and know that you made the right choice ♡
I try to cut down as much as I could but peer pressure during outings is just a challenge. On my own I try not to drink more than twice a month with just a pint or a shot of hard liquor.
I'm a restaurant server and i had a conversation with a man who was about 50 years old. He orders a drink; says he loves to drink and always has. He then reflects on a month when he quit booze entirely. Told me he has the "greatest clarity" and "felt amazing", despite this after this month, he went right back to drinking. After the conversation my realization was that many of us "normal" people are actually hidden addicts. it just unnoticed by society because alcohol is so readily available and accepted.
At this point I'm 100% convinced most natural occuring drugs such as weed, shrooms, and coke are illegal most places simply because the alcohol industry/lobby doesn't want competition.
teaching agaisnt the effects of alcohol while actively getting intoxicated just makes the lesson sink in deep and quick. love how tucker delivers his content
Tucker getting progressively more drunk throughout the video while simultaneously explaining how bad for you it is to get drunk is probably the funniest thing I’ve seen all week
I didnt even realize he was drinking alcohol until I started paying attention lol. Props to him to keeping his sober face on. Hangover's gonna suck tho
I'm gonna show this video to my daughter when she hits highschool. It's infinitely more effective as an anti-drinking video than anything I saw as a teen.
Sorry man, if shes anything like the highschoolers I know and myself there is no way this is stopping her. 😂 Only learned experience can stop a highschooler.
Honestly the way he explains what alcohol does to your blood and how your veins react to it, it makes me not want to drink ever, sadly this video didn't come up until I was already hungover...
I just got out of hospital from a 4 day stint due to alcohol. I was drinking, then stopped and laid down to sleep, but suddenly and violently threw up bright red blood. I was blue-lit to hospital where id continue to lose blood from my stomach for a good 40 minutes. The pain in my liver and stomach is awful, even morphine doesnt stop the pain. Im only 29 btw. The incredible nurses of the NHS spent so much time and care on getting me well enough to go home that if i even touch alcohol ever again would never forgive myself. Alcohol - done with it.
I've just hit 34 days sober and my mind has begun to clear. I can actually start to process the feelings and events I avoided with alcohol. A funny reminder like this is nice and just proves to me my decision was what was best for me.
A friend that I made in rehab told me; the best thing about sobriety is feeling your feelings, and the worst thing about sobriety is feeling your feelings. This was the truest statement ever. (Edit - 8 years in July)
What bad thing for me is i got sober and it suked. At 30 days I couldn’t think clear, troubles sleeping and over stressing due to being the exam period. Now I usually drink 1 time a week a “medium amount” but I think I’m gonna switch to less in the future when older
Drinking moderately at social occasions is fun and all, but getting drunk and binge reading a book through the night and writing stories and poems is the best, a lot of spelling mistakes to fix in the morning tho
You know, I so appreciate that you bothered to make an entire video about how terrible is a decision it is too drink alcohol and then completely proved the point by presenting it while drunk and still drinking. This video could be used as final proof of every man's right to self destruct as a coping mechanism for the existential horror of existence
Sounds like it becomes harder to drink the older you are, I’ve been so drunk it’s hard to stand up and you need to cover one eye to not throw up, next day no hangover not even headache just a bit tired.
5 months sober. I finally decided to kick it for good when I realized alcohol wasn’t doing ANYTHING positive for my life. In short: I’ve lost nothing and gained everything.
Only problem I'm battling is anxiety without it. Unfortunately they don't like giving drunk ppl real medicine, cause they group you with druggies. Which we are but I've only ever had any real fuckups until vodka 16 yrs ago. Even after that and a bipolar diagnosis I'm still fighting, even sober. The big problem is you think all you got to do is stop drinking and yeah you do you just don't drink but eventually the shit that me you want to drink in the first place is going to come back. That's why I always try to explain to some people that it's more a symptom of a problem I have then the actual cause. Kinda like a butterfly effect, where I'm gonna likely drink depending on what mood I'm in or expecting to be in.. cause I can drink one or none but if I start getting anxious or pressured it's lights out
@@whitjones7238 I was in a similar boat, so I understand. Look into deep breathing (i.e. slow, controlled breaths engaging your diaphragm). I’m sure there are a ton of resources online where you can learn this. It will do absolute wonders for your anxiety. It’s not always easy, because you have to remember to do it, but if you keep practicing it, you’ll be able to find a state of regulation much more easily when anxiety starts to come on.
As an avid anti-alcohol (alcoholism runs in the family plus health problems) im glad someone’s speaking up about this! Half the kinds of alcohol don’t even TASTE good or make you feel good either, like at least try to make it enjoyable at some point
Literally. I only drink 3 types of alcohol and only because it tastes nothing like alcohol lmao. But I rarely drink because I just don't care for it unless it's a special occasion. Even then, maybe 4 drinks throughout the year total? But seriously, I think people who drink constantly are just...why!? Sure maybe once in awhile but come on... I'm sorry you had been put into a situation with alcoholism running in your family. I wish you and your family the best.
Same. My bio father was a raging alcoholic and it's just too close to take the chance. I was getting a little wild in the Army but settled down after I got out and came back home. I didn't have kids or anything... it was just me but I was going down a questionable road. Now I'm in my 40s, one kid is grown, the other 16 and I rarely have even 1 drink. Maybe at a function I'll have a beer because I do enjoy beer. I've told my kids from the time they were little NEVER to drink. They unfortunately got to see some of the effects from my bio dad and I hope it scared them. If they do drink, I'm not aware but never caught them and I can smell it on someone a mile away.
Man i wish i was like you, my whole family was fucked over by it and now i love it. Im not addicted to it at all but i can tell its a very slippery slope and im very scared of falling.
@@michellerhodes5477 my dad was an abusive alcoholic too, which was also a factor in me actively avoiding it. of course ive had some drinks before, but now i do my best to steer clear of it. glad to hear you’re doing well buddy, stay strong! ❤️
Crazy how this video came up in my recommended.. my brother recently tried to delete himself after being blacked out drunk, literally walked in on it. From here on out we vowed that we would never drink again, it truly is a devilish type of drug. Wish all the best for any alcoholics trying to claim their life back.
I'm about 1 year sober. I'm bipolar and about 40% of people with bipolar have struggled with alcohol or drug abuse to self medicated. I can confirm that alcohol makes everything worse. It's literally throwing fuel into the fire of my brain. My family is also full of alcoholics and addicts.
@@intuitivelogic5159 hey there! 🫂 Same here. I self-medicated for many many years until I finally realized that it was only making things worse, it wasn't a solution. Even though the escape it provides is usually what we are looking for. I hope you are doing well, my friend.
I think it's fair to say that most people who are alcoholics are self medicating one thing or another - ditto drugs and any other addiction really. I don't drink, don't care for the taste of it and both my paternal grandparents were drunks, so there's that (thankfully my father is a great guy who never drank and pretty much single-handedly raised his three siblings). As an aside, as an older Millennial I chuckled at the use of classic MS Paint in your profile pic.
I was also a bartender. It is correct that bartenders judge guests' choice of drinks and their behavior. Despite the smiles and friendliness... All bartenders should have an Oscar for best acting
I feel those awards should go to anyone in the service industry. (Fast food, restaurant, bar, retail, etc) If you're dealing with someone and you have to be polite to them no matter what, that's an award.
@@JuliaMarieH if its the morning after, vomiting will not do much. there isnt enough alcohol sitting in your stomach to help you feel any better at that point. The alcohol is already processed and in the rest of your body.
Seing Tugg suffer through the different states of being drunk while explaining how horrible it is to get drunk is somehow... same times interesting from an analytic standpoint as entertaining, normally I just turn off if someone gets drunk in front of a camera, but all the "oh fuck me..." helps XD
I feel like this video is mainly about blackout drinking. As a german, drinking a beer or two when you're eating in a restraunt is extremely common & super nice. Not trying to defend anything, i come from a family of alcoholics on my dads side (including him). But as with litterally everything, consume in moderation and be mindful. My dad is sober now.
I briefly tried to be the party girl going out to bars/clubs when I was like 20-22 but i hated it and realised that literally the only reason i wanted to drink was because i was told that i was supposed to and because my "friends" thought that people who didn't drink were losers. I'm so glad im older and wiser and nothing but sober now because it is so much more enjoyable lol
Same! I already put my foot in my mouth more than I would like to when I’m sober! Also, it helps save me money and helps me avoid pointless calories, since I’m already struggling to lose weight.
As someone who can English well but Math even weller, the fact that I can't do mental math as quick when I'm high or drunk fkin scares me. Earlier this year someone asked me, for reasons, how much 480 × 3 is and I freaked out cause I can't get the answer
I would generally be described as intelligent (don’t want to sound like I’m full of myself lmao) but maybe that’s why I still feel in control when I drink, but I have to drink a ton to even start to lose control.
Agreed. I tried drinking multiple times and it just made me anxious and frustrated. It didn't make me happy or feel warm and fuzzy or that I had liquid courage. I felt like myself but like I took a bad medication.
As someone who never really started drinking (27 years old) partially because of how awful it tastes, partially because im TERRIFIED of alcoholism (had a traumatic upbringing so i am a prime candidate for addictions) .... I am really happy about this video . .i NEVER understood why drinking is so socially established when we all know it harms our health, it tastes bad , it's expensive AND makes us do stupid things (plus we risk ruining our lives if we overdo it and slip into alcoholism) It just didn't ever make sense to me. ALSO side note: WHY , for the love of god WHYYYY are we telling people new to drinking that "it's an acquired taste and they will get used to it" IM SORRY BUT IF SOMETHING TASTES BAD WHY ARE WE SUPPOSED TO IGNORE OUR INSTINCT AND FORCE OURSELVES TO DRINK IT OFTEN ENOUGH UNTIL WE GET USED TO IT??? We dont do that with any other food or drink . You don't like mushrooms? Cool. Don't eat em. You don't like alcohol? You'll get used it. ... Or ... You know... Just don't drink it... Just... Dont pick up a habit that will ultimately be bad for your health?
I'm with you. I feel like such a weirdo for not drinking but it still just tastes so awful I don't want to try it, and I don't see why I should force myself to do something that's terrible for your health, can destroy your relationships, and has everyone complaining about hang overs.
You’re amazing with an amazing veiw. I got really drunk a few days ago and made a fool out of myself. I want to use that experience as a way to motivate me to never drink again. I’m a 31 year old male that gets easily addicted to things that doesn’t match my morals. I wish I was stronger
I think part of the reason it's so normalized is because of how long we've been drinking alcohol world wide, like for at least several thousand years in some places, and way back then sometimes alcoholic drinks were safer to drink than water or juice because of pathogens. But personally the reason I rarely drink anymore is the major hangover anxiety I get, but also I have pretty bad social anxiety so it sucks, it's like do I have a couple drinks at a party and really watch myself to not drink too fast or too much, or be miserable the whole night. But sometimes I get insanely anxious and a couple drinks just doesn't help and then I get too drunk :/ I'd like to stop drinking all together.. but then I just stop hanging out with people completely
I love how you can see the 4 stages throughout 1: Normal 2: *Just getting into it* 3: Hiccups and burps and a lil woozy 4: Drunk confidence 5: Sopping wet miserable cat
I had absolutely no idea that alcohol was a carcinogen, ive been debating going sober for a while because I just dont enjoy being drunk or the aftermath, it never feels worth it. This has sealed the deal im done
@@changedmynameeMost veggies are fine. It's the pesticides/fungicides as well as industrial toxins that have leeched into the soil that are the issue.
I drink maybe twice a month, and I have never gotten a hangover or gotten so drunk that I've done or said something I regret. I understand the appeal of enjoying a drink occasionally. Still, I never understood the appeal of getting so sloshed that the night ends up getting ruined for you or others. My parents (who struggled with alcohol intermittently in their lives) have taught me well in regards to consuming alcohol; enjoy it slow enough so you know when it's getting too much, and never drink when you're feeling down because it'll just make you spiral. I think alcohol in moderation can actually be fun, but it's just so easy both socially and physiologically to overdo it.
I’ve been crazy drunk but am somehow immune to hangovers. It also really helps with my social anxiety. I drink maybe once a month so I feel like it really works for me
i literally couldn't stay awake even if i wanted to get above 7 beers. this video feels like it's definitely not for the person drinking a glass of wine with their dinner or taking a nightcap.
I mean, that's the key to life - everything in moderation is not that bad, is enjoyable, and even beneficial (depending on what we're talking about). The entire struggle of the human predicament is to achieve that moderation and balance. 😆
This has convinced me to take up drinking as a habit. I don't blackout or get hangovers anymore bc I limit myself and seeing you drink and be a funny man has convinced me. Thank you for this eye opening revelation.
"You just gotta bush rush your organs into letting you have a good time, which is such an abusive relationship I'm surprised my liver is not on Dr Phil" Christ what an amazing line
The main issue I have with alcohol is when I'm drinking to get drunk, I feel like that's a waste. That's why craft beer and whiskey are my go to, I feel like I actually just enjoy the adventure of going to all these breweries, meet the brewers, try their recipes out. It's like a social thing for me, and the actual fun of getting to be served something a crew spend months preparing for you is rewarding to me. It's always been a social/adventure thing I enjoy while I'm drinking, not a means to an end.
"I'm ok, I can handle my booze" is the classic line of the guy that always, always gets trashed and makes a northbound horse's southbound end of himself
Hey, don't beat yourself up if you've slipped up. It took 3 tries for me to get sober from pot. Each time got longer than the last. And my most recent attempt at alcohol sobriety lasted 4 months before I stuffed up near the end of October. Really important not to beat yourself up, cause we all screw up. Better to screw up trying to do something good, than just plain screw up.
Alcohol is a very intergral part of my culture (Russian) so we think of this as nothing but just another food item that happens to feel awesome. This video helped me see the negative affects after it being ignored my whole life. Thank you
Vodka is cheap in Russia therefore most Russians are constantly drunk so they are easier to control and they don't rebel against the corrupt government, it all started with Stalin, he made sure vodka is readily available and cheap. Don't believe me? Google it.
I don't drink much anymore. Like, I am at maybe 1 drink a month with dinner now. But the only thing that I ever found that helped with a hangover was Gatorade and caffeine. Those were the only 2 things that would ever make a hangover feel better. I think it is because when you are hungover, your body is in desperate need of hydration and the caffeine is just caffeine and makes everything in life better.
9:58 the best part of the whole video, hearing your furbaby voice and being unable to contain how much you love abby is so wholesome and serotonin inducing
Reminder, a hangover is literally acute neurotoxin poisoning. That headache you're having? Yep, that's the neurotoxin kicking in. I enjoy my alcohol as much as the next guy, but you have to be really responsible with the stuff.
@@jr5993 i assume you are joking, but in th case that you are not, if you drink daily and get slowly used to it, you will also get used to the hangover and not notice it anymore, it doesnt mean that you arent still poisoning yourself
Unfortunately, drinking alcohol is equivalent to drinking the devil’s pee. Why would anyone want to drink pee? Realities still going to be nipping at your heels before and even worse after drinking. I am so incredibly happy I eliminated alcohol from my life. Is a big pretty lie. I feel amazing. I have too much soul to drink spirits.
@shiva_hardly_sarcastic unless you don't eat lots of processed or unhealthy foods, don't vape, don't consume social media or pxrn regularly and don't do any other drugs you can't comment. Which is a lot of people.
As a person with an alcoholic father who used to beat me and my sister ( Mom ran, fortunately ), and swore to never touch alcohol when I grew up, only to become just like my father ( an alcoholic, not an abuser, I would never stoop so low as to do the things that he did to me to my kid ), So I can confirm alcohol is VERY stupid 😊
If you are using alcohol as a way to mitigate the issues caused by said abuse, then you are not alone. I developed coping mechanisms to help deal with being an emotional punching bag from my abusive dad. They helped get through the abuse but now they are a hindrance in my daily life. I've made some improvements but further improvement will take a lot of time. Alcohol will temporarily disable those coping mechanisms though which is nice while I work on getting rid of them completely. I do recognize that it isn't a healthy use of alcohol though which is a key part of it. Using it without that recognition is straight up dangerous IMO
I'm going through the same thing and I swore I would never touch alcohol because of my dad he literally tried to kill me and my mom and went to prison for it but I tried alcohol once and liked it a bit too much and ended up drinking a 12 and or 15 pack a week for the past 4 years and I've lost so much intrest in things I use to enjoy because of it and feel like I'm losing my damn mind (I'm 23) I'm currently working on slowing down and not drinking to the point that I get hung over or sick and hopefully being able to quit. I've tried multiple times and was able to be sober for several months on several occasions until I went around people I shouldn't have and or didn't watch out for situations to avoid so I wouldn't drink, I've relapsed more than once but it's part of the process of being able to actually quit. Alcohol is indeed stupid and know you're not alone
@@justhere630 Hang in there mate. I find that overcoming addiction is comprised of two incredibly difficult tasks; wanting to quit, and actually carrying it out. Often, we can only manage one at a time, and you wind up either drinking and regretting because you want to quit, or struggle with sobriety and you don't want to quit because sobriety is the reality you drink to escape from. You can do it though. It can be done. People say each day is a victory, but I say that's not enough. Each time you get the urge to drink, and you stop yourself? That is a victory. That can happen thousands of times in a day, and at first it may feel draining, but that's a thousand victories in a single day - and you'll need every victory you can get to truly break the cycle. You gotta be really passionate about them, celebrate each one. I wish you the best of luck, and at 23, you have the incredible power of youth on your side. Take advantage of that, because the older bad habits get, the harder they are to break.
Banana and coconut milkshakes are awesome as a hangover cure. Pair it with a bacon egg cheese roll and you're golden. Also, second the water and sleep. Weed helps too if you're not a sober nerd like me
I getcha, i go to a school that’s ranked as one of the highest for Hard Liquor consumption, and I don’t drink, nor do I go to parties (I get overstimulated at frat parties, which are all there is to do). So it’s super alienating being there to the point where I’ve just thrown all the shit that I own around in my room multiple times from sheer anger, whilst completely sober. Thank fuck I’ll have a car next year and I’ll be able to drive to a goth club or somewhere where I’ll actually feel like I can have fun and be social and fit in without being fake or getting drunk
@@secretPENGUIN69 I love the taste of beer, I just don’t like the effects of the alchohol. I’m actually super fond of non alchoholic beers and it’s always great when a restaurant has some. It’s liquid bread from the Mesopotamian age, and I already love me some good bread
@secretPENGUIN69 The smell of most liquor makes me physically sick. I can drink wine but I don't like it enough to drink it all the time or anything. Beer really isn't my think either. I'm glad you like it tho!
Man, this is better than any PSA. I'm just over 6 months sober and still going strong. After more than a decade of daily binge drinking and nearly sacrificing everyone close to me for another buzz, I quit it and don't miss it. If you're struggling and want to quit, know that it can be done. You just have to be willing to take that first step.
My last drink was December 18, 2021, after a decade of drinking, with the latter half being an unbroken streak. I can confidently say stopping was the single best decision I've ever made in my life. The best way I can describe giving up alcohol is that it feels like becoming a child again - think about how much you used to look forward to life, all of the awesome memories you formed as a child, how excited you got to see friends, play video games, listen to music, etc. After quitting, you start looking forward to stuff again, you have immediate access to all the things that you used to rely on alcohol for, you feel great in the morning, you think more clearly, sleep feels refreshing again... you literally get your humanity back when you stop. It absolutely is worth it, and if anyone in your circle takes issue with that, they shouldn't be in your circle anymore, because they don't care about you. No reasonable adult tells kids they should start drinking. We all know it's bad. We've just been socially shamed into justifying our addiction to alcohol. People who swear they don't have a drinking problem actually do have a drinking problem that they've just gotten really good at self-justifying.
Interestingly enough I STOPPED many of the things that I used to love. Or at least I thought I loved them. One being video games. I stopped drinking 8 months ago and I have had 0 urge to play video games. At first, it was a little depressing as video games have been one of my favorite things to do for like…..my whole life. So I was actually devastated at first when I had no desire to play. But I realized, at least in the last 10 years or so I just really liked to be drunk and play video games so when I stopped drinking….games stopped being fun. I feel stopping drinking doesn’t get you excited to do things but makes you really realize what you truly enjoy doing.
Thanks for this man, I'm an alcoholic and I've been cleanish for a couple years and I want some liquor so bad lmaoo I needed the reminder of why I quit!
Fin the bottom of my heart, thank you for making this video. It's an important message. Also, the humor was top notch. I laughed so hard at the landlord giving you keys part I had to rewind it 5 times because I kept missing what came after.
I havent drank in 8 years. I dont miss it but it has become deeply surreal how awkward it can be in social situations, especially around young college educated people, to be the only one not drinking.
yo lowkey you guys should show this video to your friends so i can be famous and have lots of money and cars and a trampoline and maybe two trampolines. please share the video
Maybe 3 trampolines 😍
I 100% agree with you saying you prefer Wine etc to Beer
You said you like bud light... lost me there
Make vid why trampolines are dangerous
@jonssonjerry90 get over yourself. Coors did it first.
Kind of wild that alcohol is such a social norm that NOT drinking it in social situations tends to make you stand out... in a bad way.
This
Most annoying thing about quitting in the beginning, everybody wants you to take “just one shot!”. Some mfers will literally start to get aggressive like wtf
Dunno about that. Times are changing and it’s pretty acceptable now. Japan’s drinking culture is insane, but at drinking parties you can just be like “I’m not drinking tonight,” and people are all “That’s cool. Here’s the non-alcoholic menu.” And I’m a drinker and enjoy drinking with friends, but if my friends don’t want to drink, it’s all good with me. Even had to step in to cut off people or sit in and be like “dude, you need to fix your shit before you drink again.” Good drinking friends keep you safe, and will be the ones to call you out if you aren’t.
when I stopped I copped the most flak from my 'best' friend. Every now and then my parents try to lure me back
@@changedmynamee lol how do you know bruthaaaa
Moral of the story: At least be aware of the consequences before you ignore the consequences.
On my way to do crack
@@TheWizardGamez PFFT 🤣🤣🤣
Based
I drink to forget about the effects other more pressing consequences, so really the consequences of drinking are pretty inconsequential to me.
@@jackaufenhand5710 One cancels out the other XD
This is honestly a better anti-alchohol video than most school PSAs
he gets smashed halfway through but honestly,,, real
Yeah exactly because it’s educational and you see it happening firsthand
I have a lot of people that drink around me and I’m always the sober one picking them up and tucking them in and it’s like “bro life is bad I’m not gonna lie but I’m the long run you’ll make it worse because now on top of it being bad in general you now have liver failure and more financial hardship” like :,)
Honestly fax
School PSAs just make you wanna drink more because what they're saying is that not drinking is lame as hell
Amen
It's great watching him slowly becoming more drunk as he talks about how much he hates alcohol.
Holy shit dude your pfp is so cute
@@Biggu9- It's just a Fuecoco (from Pokemon) wearing a Santa hat.
@@fuecOHKO is that not cute
Yea made me crave alcohol after watching the video.
"My generation's blood is half vape juice and half microplastics, so we can't handle a lot of poison, okay?" 😂 this had me dying.
It shocks me how it flew right over my head when he said it, maybe I *am* filled with all of that microplastic afterall...
Hey now, I'm aiming for immortality thank you. If McDonald's doesn't rot, neither will I 🤣
Vape juice is a hell of a lot better than cigarette smoke. Vaping saved me from the cancer sticks, been smoking for two decades, and went to vaping. Now I still vape for the flavor and the familiar exercise of it, low nic. pod system. I can take deep breaths again, not winded after climbing stairs or walking long distances, etc.
@@logicalschizoid_intp9698 Cool now stop the nicotine 👍
@@logicalschizoid_intp9698 That's honestly great! Next step is to stop vaping though.
The cancerous part is no joke. My dad was an alcoholic all his life. He's now fighting a non-hereditary cancer often caused by alcoholism so violent, he's in intensive care right now and my siblings and I are debating if we should let him live or not...
Update: We had to let him go on july 21 because he was only deteriorsting and in extreme pain. May you rest in peace, dad.
Hey man, I'm sorry for the hard time you and your family are going through. I hope you find the strength and hope you need, to make the decisions you need to make. Sending you good vibes!
@@Karishma_Unspecified thank you, I appreciate your kind words :)
I'm so sorry to hear that
@@jordanenogue-ouellette6852 yeah man hang in there, no storm lasts forever.
I’m so sorry you’re going through that and I’m sorry for any hurt that his alcoholism may have brought throughout your life and his. Hope things get better for you. all love
I love the irony of talking about how drinking sucks while being "shit-housed at 2pm"
His humor is my favourite thing ever.
The first time I watched (about 5 hours ago) I was drunk as fuck too thinking "well... that's unfortunate"
@@sarahisatitagain LMFAOOO
@@sarahisatitagainyeah. I was totally drinking while watching this. 😅😅
Alcohlic moment
Can't really take it seriously that way lol
The funniest part of this video is Tugg's accent slowly getting thicker the more drunk he gets lmao
what accent does he have? genuinely asking, i can’t tell lol
@@alex7543 Massachusetts accent
@@alex7543I'm assumin' you are from idk the new england area? He starts sounding more and more like a person from mass. I'm from florida and i recently moved to the new england area, and one think i have noticed is that for example in the new england area they enunciate the 'O/A' sound. I say water like Wadder(/ˈwɑɾɚ/,) but people from here say it like Wooter(wätər)
I got drunk and over tipped a waitress $40 on a $60 bill. I probably made her day, but when I finally sobered up enough to do the math correctly, I was pretty upset about it.
Your fault though, you probably thought that she was hot
@Sniperboy5551 Not really. I was just too drunk to realize how much I was tipping. Still my fault, tho.
That's not too bad. I spent almost 400$ in a night once...
Club bills are between $4000-$8000 usually and that’s a bottle being marked up 5X plus service fees
@@LazyQahnaarinSo don't drink so much you can't count, learn to pace yourself.
i love watching tucker get slowly more and more unkempt
This is my number 1 reason for watching this man. The slow turning into chaos is 100% real.
@@sarahisatitagain true asl
It's funny to see you say this but I like his hair!
You mean, less and less kempt
@@HeyThatsInteresting97no
I like it how he’s drinking while telling us how bad it is
I don't. He completely goes against the entire point of his video.
@@kck-kck879 that's the point...
@kck-kck879 he's being an ass on camera so that you can see how stupid he is - and you by extension if you drink
@@kck-kck879Go away
@@kck-kck879thats the joke
Awwww, your cat's little "mrrp?" as you stumble over to lie down is adorable.
I love how he progressively becomes less cohesive and eventually just starts being angry about his old bartending job 😂 love this video
Yes. But coherent, rather than cohesive
can we take a sec to appreciate this man’s hair and how it somehow looks different every video
I push my hair out of my face violently between every take lol
@@biggtugg my girlfriend said that the reason she wants daily selfies is because my hair is never the same and I dont know how to feel about it
@@EmolgaManit’s ok, my hair never looks the same either lol
@@biggtuggT U G G
still looks banger thoo😌
Recovering Alcoholic here. Needless to say I’m glad I stopped drinking.
I’ve fallen back down a couple of times, but the plus side is that every time I over indulge now I’m immediately reminded why I stopped drinking. And now I have the same conversation with myself every time I consider the liquor store “this is what will happen, you’ll go buy some alcohol, you’ll promise to not over drink, you’ll over drink anyway, and you’ll wake up the next day half blind and wanting death. So for those reasons we’re not going to the liquor store” and surprisingly that’s helped big time.
Honestly I wish i had the hangover drawback, but drinking so persistently has made me immune to them. If i want to quit i have to use pure mental attitude and effort which i just don't have yet.. Congrats on your sobriety though dude :)
@@n1k0659 yeah, hangover immunity was nice until I started recognising that I was going through litre bottles of vodka every couple of nights.
I don’t really know what changed for me, i think I kinda just reached a breaking point and I was like “Y’know I actually hate drinking… I’m gonna see how long not drinking goes for” and then I was off alcohol completely for like 3 months, happened the same way with cigarettes where I was just like “I don’t like this anymore, I’m gonna stop” and just stopped, but I digress those 3 months was enough of a detox to have my body reset and now it’s like 2 rum and cokes makes me feel like garbage the next day. I actually kinda like that I get hangovers now, like I said, they’re a good reminder as to why I stopped drinking all together in the first place.
Congrats on your sobriety! I've been a high functioning alcoholic since a little bit before I turned 21 and being high functioning makes it so much harder to quit or even to admit that you have a problem. Stay strong and know that you made the right choice ♡
I try to cut down as much as I could but peer pressure during outings is just a challenge. On my own I try not to drink more than twice a month with just a pint or a shot of hard liquor.
I’ve gone blind for a minute after a bad hangover. It was certainly a wake-up call
I'm a restaurant server and i had a conversation with a man who was about 50 years old. He orders a drink; says he loves to drink and always has. He then reflects on a month when he quit booze entirely. Told me he has the "greatest clarity" and "felt amazing", despite this after this month, he went right back to drinking. After the conversation my realization was that many of us "normal" people are actually hidden addicts. it just unnoticed by society because alcohol is so readily available and accepted.
At this point I'm 100% convinced most natural occuring drugs such as weed, shrooms, and coke are illegal most places simply because the alcohol industry/lobby doesn't want competition.
watching tucker get progressivly more drunk as the video goes on is hilarious
I agree that is the funniest shit ive ever seen
It reminded me a bit of Drunk History.
glad to see someone else noticed
yupp
He develops or maybe reveals a very Boston accent
teaching agaisnt the effects of alcohol while actively getting intoxicated just makes the lesson sink in deep and quick. love how tucker delivers his content
I went to the comments just to see something that sounded like this
I wish schools didn’t just say “don’t drink, don’t do drugs” I wish they explained the biological affects
Just gives me "yea alcohol is bad but whatever lets get drunk anyways" vibes. Can't take it seriously lol
@@irgendeinname9256 More like, "do you want to look like me?"
Tucker getting progressively more drunk throughout the video while simultaneously explaining how bad for you it is to get drunk is probably the funniest thing I’ve seen all week
Exactly lmfao
He probably doesn’t even remember making this video
I didnt even realize he was drinking alcohol until I started paying attention lol. Props to him to keeping his sober face on. Hangover's gonna suck tho
"Alcohol is bad for you* casually gets hungover on white wine, beer and i think there was gin
I agree alcohol is stupid after struggling with drinking I can happily say I’m 7 months sober.
Congrats 🎉🙏
Good job! Keep it up man. You're doing good.👍
@@jjh2472thanks man, just tryna take it month by month first goal 6 months reached next goal 1 year
@@fidelcastro6239 keep up the good work bro
Congrats man!!
I'm gonna show this video to my daughter when she hits highschool. It's infinitely more effective as an anti-drinking video than anything I saw as a teen.
As a high schooler, this won’t stop me. You only live once etc.
@@MaakyoI BET someone will respond with "🤓"
show her "A Royal Hangover" it makes the point of the video but better
Sorry man, if shes anything like the highschoolers I know and myself there is no way this is stopping her. 😂 Only learned experience can stop a highschooler.
@@micahslashong no one gives a shit if you want to drink your life away. Yolo ; drink til you die early in your late twenties 😜
this is what they should be showing in health class, this is way more entertaining and effective than any of the youtube videos they force us to watch
Yes!!!!
As a recovering alcoholic, I approve this message.
(And downloaded to remind myself alcohol sucks, so thank you.)
same lol I kinda love not having to pretend that it's totally normal to poison myself multiple times a week just to get through life
Happy recovery, fellow recovering alcoholic 🎉
@@Jennaros1ty Hey thanks! Back atcha, keep keepin' on my friend!
Honestly the way he explains what alcohol does to your blood and how your veins react to it, it makes me not want to drink ever, sadly this video didn't come up until I was already hungover...
I just got out of hospital from a 4 day stint due to alcohol. I was drinking, then stopped and laid down to sleep, but suddenly and violently threw up bright red blood. I was blue-lit to hospital where id continue to lose blood from my stomach for a good 40 minutes. The pain in my liver and stomach is awful, even morphine doesnt stop the pain. Im only 29 btw.
The incredible nurses of the NHS spent so much time and care on getting me well enough to go home that if i even touch alcohol ever again would never forgive myself.
Alcohol - done with it.
Honestly, this is the most effective PSA I have ever seen! This is the video they should be showing in schools.
Honestly yeah I was thinking the same thing
Same!
100%
I've just hit 34 days sober and my mind has begun to clear. I can actually start to process the feelings and events I avoided with alcohol.
A funny reminder like this is nice and just proves to me my decision was what was best for me.
@@Bones_Official Congrats on both of you.
A friend that I made in rehab told me; the best thing about sobriety is feeling your feelings, and the worst thing about sobriety is feeling your feelings.
This was the truest statement ever.
(Edit - 8 years in July)
What bad thing for me is i got sober and it suked.
At 30 days I couldn’t think clear, troubles sleeping and over stressing due to being the exam period.
Now I usually drink 1 time a week a “medium amount” but I think I’m gonna switch to less in the future when older
@@arvalb0 maybe it was due to the exams and not the alcohol
Give us an update mate.
Hows the sober run going? 🫖🍵
Drinking moderately at social occasions is fun and all, but getting drunk and binge reading a book through the night and writing stories and poems is the best, a lot of spelling mistakes to fix in the morning tho
I can imagine writing could be kinda fun but reading a book while drunk sounds horrible
“Why drinking is stupid” proceeds to drink
It’s tug what do you expect
Alcoholism in a nutshell.
Exactly what I was thinking
@@LiaBakugouyeah
@@TheBluesOfYuu ✌🏼💀
You know, I so appreciate that you bothered to make an entire video about how terrible is a decision it is too drink alcohol and then completely proved the point by presenting it while drunk and still drinking.
This video could be used as final proof of every man's right to self destruct as a coping mechanism for the existential horror of existence
"Why alcohol ravages your body like a Viking on shrooms" perfect.
That line sent me lol
Vinland Saga reference on the sneak 🥷🏿
7:47
'My landlord just knocked on the door to give me a key, and i am shit-housed at like 2 in the afternoon' 😂
Watching him get drunk and then baby talk his cat is what I needed in my life 😂
Please don't stop making these videos. UA-cam desperately needs content creators like you.
Yes
As I get older, the messed up heart rate lasts longer and longer after drinking. I legitimately thought I might die during my last severe hangover.
omg, i’m 34 and my last hangover was the first one with weird heart palpitations. does this happen a lot for you now?
THATS EXACTLY HOW I FEEL once I turned 25 the “holiday heart syndrome” has gotten more and more dramatic each hangover 😭😭😭
im 32 and was just hospitalized because my heart was so messed up. havent had a drink since 😳
Same
Sounds like it becomes harder to drink the older you are, I’ve been so drunk it’s hard to stand up and you need to cover one eye to not throw up, next day no hangover not even headache just a bit tired.
It’s the only time the world doesn’t feel like it has a knife to my throat but I’m working on moderation
Good luck with that lol
5 months sober. I finally decided to kick it for good when I realized alcohol wasn’t doing ANYTHING positive for my life. In short: I’ve lost nothing and gained everything.
Good for you!👍
Only problem I'm battling is anxiety without it. Unfortunately they don't like giving drunk ppl real medicine, cause they group you with druggies. Which we are but I've only ever had any real fuckups until vodka 16 yrs ago. Even after that and a bipolar diagnosis I'm still fighting, even sober. The big problem is you think all you got to do is stop drinking and yeah you do you just don't drink but eventually the shit that me you want to drink in the first place is going to come back. That's why I always try to explain to some people that it's more a symptom of a problem I have then the actual cause. Kinda like a butterfly effect, where I'm gonna likely drink depending on what mood I'm in or expecting to be in.. cause I can drink one or none but if I start getting anxious or pressured it's lights out
You gained weight?
Actually yeah a little bit@@ks3223
@@whitjones7238 I was in a similar boat, so I understand. Look into deep breathing (i.e. slow, controlled breaths engaging your diaphragm). I’m sure there are a ton of resources online where you can learn this. It will do absolute wonders for your anxiety. It’s not always easy, because you have to remember to do it, but if you keep practicing it, you’ll be able to find a state of regulation much more easily when anxiety starts to come on.
As an avid anti-alcohol (alcoholism runs in the family plus health problems) im glad someone’s speaking up about this! Half the kinds of alcohol don’t even TASTE good or make you feel good either, like at least try to make it enjoyable at some point
Literally. I only drink 3 types of alcohol and only because it tastes nothing like alcohol lmao. But I rarely drink because I just don't care for it unless it's a special occasion. Even then, maybe 4 drinks throughout the year total? But seriously, I think people who drink constantly are just...why!? Sure maybe once in awhile but come on...
I'm sorry you had been put into a situation with alcoholism running in your family. I wish you and your family the best.
Same. My bio father was a raging alcoholic and it's just too close to take the chance. I was getting a little wild in the Army but settled down after I got out and came back home. I didn't have kids or anything... it was just me but I was going down a questionable road. Now I'm in my 40s, one kid is grown, the other 16 and I rarely have even 1 drink. Maybe at a function I'll have a beer because I do enjoy beer. I've told my kids from the time they were little NEVER to drink. They unfortunately got to see some of the effects from my bio dad and I hope it scared them. If they do drink, I'm not aware but never caught them and I can smell it on someone a mile away.
@@michellerhodes5477 that's awesome ngl. You sound like a great father brah!
Man i wish i was like you, my whole family was fucked over by it and now i love it. Im not addicted to it at all but i can tell its a very slippery slope and im very scared of falling.
@@michellerhodes5477 my dad was an abusive alcoholic too, which was also a factor in me actively avoiding it. of course ive had some drinks before, but now i do my best to steer clear of it. glad to hear you’re doing well buddy, stay strong! ❤️
Crazy how this video came up in my recommended.. my brother recently tried to delete himself after being blacked out drunk, literally walked in on it. From here on out we vowed that we would never drink again, it truly is a devilish type of drug. Wish all the best for any alcoholics trying to claim their life back.
you did not just call suicide deletion
@@masterjbt just more pg, ya know?
@@masterjbthe did whats your point
I hope your brother is doing better and I really respect you for going along with him and becoming his sobriety partner 👍 wish you all the best
Hey man thanks, I’m trynna claim it back everyday
I'm about 1 year sober. I'm bipolar and about 40% of people with bipolar have struggled with alcohol or drug abuse to self medicated. I can confirm that alcohol makes everything worse. It's literally throwing fuel into the fire of my brain. My family is also full of alcoholics and addicts.
Schizoaffective bipolar type here and almost two years sober; I just wanted to say, in case nobody has told you lately- I’m proud of you.
Bipolar aswell. When I have a shit mood drugs and alcohol are very tempting
@@intuitivelogic5159 hey there! 🫂 Same here. I self-medicated for many many years until I finally realized that it was only making things worse, it wasn't a solution. Even though the escape it provides is usually what we are looking for. I hope you are doing well, my friend.
@@AurenGlytterkat thank you so much! I hope you are doing well 🫂
I think it's fair to say that most people who are alcoholics are self medicating one thing or another - ditto drugs and any other addiction really. I don't drink, don't care for the taste of it and both my paternal grandparents were drunks, so there's that (thankfully my father is a great guy who never drank and pretty much single-handedly raised his three siblings). As an aside, as an older Millennial I chuckled at the use of classic MS Paint in your profile pic.
I was also a bartender. It is correct that bartenders judge guests' choice of drinks and their behavior. Despite the smiles and friendliness... All bartenders should have an Oscar for best acting
Vodka club, what judgment can I expect for that drink?
@@rustyshackleford3293 Average guest drinking out of boredom
I feel those awards should go to anyone in the service industry. (Fast food, restaurant, bar, retail, etc) If you're dealing with someone and you have to be polite to them no matter what, that's an award.
What about a Black Russian what judgment do I get?
is he right about irish trashcans? thats my go to cocktail
I get the feeling most hangover „cures“ are just a complicated way to induce vomiting
Makes sense that they would work! Vomiting makes you feel better
@@JuliaMarieH if its the morning after, vomiting will not do much. there isnt enough alcohol sitting in your stomach to help you feel any better at that point. The alcohol is already processed and in the rest of your body.
@@wilsondiscgolf00 the logical side of my brain gets this, but it DOES feel better 😭😭 maybe because of the pressure release from throwing up?
@@hawkflower9152 Endorphins is the reason why; after you vomit your brain gets a hit of feel-good chemicals.
You know alcohol fucks you up when VOMITING makes you FEEL BETTER
Seing Tugg suffer through the different states of being drunk while explaining how horrible it is to get drunk is somehow... same times interesting from an analytic standpoint as entertaining, normally I just turn off if someone gets drunk in front of a camera, but all the "oh fuck me..." helps XD
I feel like this video is mainly about blackout drinking.
As a german, drinking a beer or two when you're eating in a restraunt is extremely common & super nice. Not trying to defend anything, i come from a family of alcoholics on my dads side (including him). But as with litterally everything, consume in moderation and be mindful.
My dad is sober now.
I guess same way smoking a few cigarettes after dinner is super nice.
I briefly tried to be the party girl going out to bars/clubs when I was like 20-22 but i hated it and realised that literally the only reason i wanted to drink was because i was told that i was supposed to and because my "friends" thought that people who didn't drink were losers. I'm so glad im older and wiser and nothing but sober now because it is so much more enjoyable lol
I party, go to clubs, bars and lounges. And i don't drink. I'm lucky to have friends who are respectful of my choice é
isn't it ironic how those people are probably losers now? By losers I mean people who aren't truly fulfilled in life.
@@canesugar911 That's good, but honestly I'd just find friends who enjoyed my company while sober.
i don’t drink to have fun i drink to kill demons inside of me
Lol
Having less control over your own mind has always freaked me out it's why I don't drink
Same! I already put my foot in my mouth more than I would like to when I’m sober! Also, it helps save me money and helps me avoid pointless calories, since I’m already struggling to lose weight.
As someone who can English well but Math even weller, the fact that I can't do mental math as quick when I'm high or drunk fkin scares me. Earlier this year someone asked me, for reasons, how much 480 × 3 is and I freaked out cause I can't get the answer
You have control it just lowers the barrier of your decisions
I would generally be described as intelligent (don’t want to sound like I’m full of myself lmao) but maybe that’s why I still feel in control when I drink, but I have to drink a ton to even start to lose control.
Agreed. I tried drinking multiple times and it just made me anxious and frustrated. It didn't make me happy or feel warm and fuzzy or that I had liquid courage. I felt like myself but like I took a bad medication.
As someone who never really started drinking (27 years old) partially because of how awful it tastes, partially because im TERRIFIED of alcoholism (had a traumatic upbringing so i am a prime candidate for addictions) .... I am really happy about this video .
.i NEVER understood why drinking is so socially established when we all know it harms our health, it tastes bad , it's expensive AND makes us do stupid things (plus we risk ruining our lives if we overdo it and slip into alcoholism)
It just didn't ever make sense to me.
ALSO side note: WHY , for the love of god WHYYYY are we telling people new to drinking that "it's an acquired taste and they will get used to it"
IM SORRY BUT IF SOMETHING TASTES BAD WHY ARE WE SUPPOSED TO IGNORE OUR INSTINCT AND FORCE OURSELVES TO DRINK IT OFTEN ENOUGH UNTIL WE GET USED TO IT??? We dont do that with any other food or drink .
You don't like mushrooms? Cool. Don't eat em.
You don't like alcohol? You'll get used it.
... Or ... You know... Just don't drink it... Just... Dont pick up a habit that will ultimately be bad for your health?
I'm with you. I feel like such a weirdo for not drinking but it still just tastes so awful I don't want to try it, and I don't see why I should force myself to do something that's terrible for your health, can destroy your relationships, and has everyone complaining about hang overs.
Because it's the rule and how the world works. Drink or stay home by yourself.
You’re amazing with an amazing veiw. I got really drunk a few days ago and made a fool out of myself. I want to use that experience as a way to motivate me to never drink again. I’m a 31 year old male that gets easily addicted to things that doesn’t match my morals. I wish I was stronger
I think part of the reason it's so normalized is because of how long we've been drinking alcohol world wide, like for at least several thousand years in some places, and way back then sometimes alcoholic drinks were safer to drink than water or juice because of pathogens.
But personally the reason I rarely drink anymore is the major hangover anxiety I get, but also I have pretty bad social anxiety so it sucks, it's like do I have a couple drinks at a party and really watch myself to not drink too fast or too much, or be miserable the whole night. But sometimes I get insanely anxious and a couple drinks just doesn't help and then I get too drunk :/ I'd like to stop drinking all together.. but then I just stop hanging out with people completely
@@xXJAng3lXxx that's exactly the problem. Either you drink, or you aren't allowed to be social.
I love how you can see the 4 stages throughout
1: Normal
2: *Just getting into it*
3: Hiccups and burps and a lil woozy
4: Drunk confidence
5: Sopping wet miserable cat
I like how tucker gets more and more drunk over the course of the video 💀
When i grow up i want to be a youtube bum just like big tugg.
Good news, you don't even have to be on UA-cam to be a bum. It's great.
You know
your perspective on alcoholic drinks really changes when you start viewing them as poisonous potions
It's a potion that boosts your mood for a couple of hours but debuffs everything else and also has a random chance to trigger a disease.
@@greatwave2480
+2 Charisma
+1 strength
-2 intelligence
-2 agility
-2 endurance
They aren't.
Any medicine that actually works can also do harm.
Bro was sounding like angel dust mid way through the video 😭😭😭
I had absolutely no idea that alcohol was a carcinogen, ive been debating going sober for a while because I just dont enjoy being drunk or the aftermath, it never feels worth it. This has sealed the deal im done
Hell yeah!! Good for you man!
To be fair, nearly everything is a carcinogen. But yeah there's a lot of other stuff too.
@@givenfool6169yeah literally everything kills you nowadays. Microplastics everywhere. Even vegetables aren’t safe lmao
@@changedmynameeMost veggies are fine. It's the pesticides/fungicides as well as industrial toxins that have leeched into the soil that are the issue.
@@kck-kck879nah the veggies are synthetic GMO products. You are eating chemicals on top of the ones you mentioned
1:43 "thinking you're James Bond when really you're just James Corden"
that was unexpected
fact check : drinking is not a "hobby" it's cancer
All the more reason to create awesome alternatives while drunk.
Watching this hungover, can confirm alcohol sucks.
Drunk Tucker seeing his cat was so adorable 🥲🥲🥲
Petition to show this video to kids before they become crippling addicts and just say "damn I'm really fuckin up my body" *takes another sip*
That’s basically what DARE was. It didn’t seem to help lol
@@vinsanity982 in Australia, it was Healthy Harold. He was a giraffe puppet
Drinking IS dumb.
-A recovering alcoholic
watching this after a blackout last night from multiple four lokos and i genuinely can't walk without gagging and falling over
I drink maybe twice a month, and I have never gotten a hangover or gotten so drunk that I've done or said something I regret. I understand the appeal of enjoying a drink occasionally. Still, I never understood the appeal of getting so sloshed that the night ends up getting ruined for you or others. My parents (who struggled with alcohol intermittently in their lives) have taught me well in regards to consuming alcohol; enjoy it slow enough so you know when it's getting too much, and never drink when you're feeling down because it'll just make you spiral.
I think alcohol in moderation can actually be fun, but it's just so easy both socially and physiologically to overdo it.
I'm a lightweight, hangovers suck.
I’ve been crazy drunk but am somehow immune to hangovers. It also really helps with my social anxiety. I drink maybe once a month so I feel like it really works for me
i literally couldn't stay awake even if i wanted to get above 7 beers. this video feels like it's definitely not for the person drinking a glass of wine with their dinner or taking a nightcap.
I mean, that's the key to life - everything in moderation is not that bad, is enjoyable, and even beneficial (depending on what we're talking about). The entire struggle of the human predicament is to achieve that moderation and balance. 😆
i used to do it to cope with my mental health issues, but yeah, eventually it just spirals out of control
This has convinced me to take up drinking as a habit. I don't blackout or get hangovers anymore bc I limit myself and seeing you drink and be a funny man has convinced me. Thank you for this eye opening revelation.
😂😂😂love u
Crazy interpretation of this video 😂
Hell yeah man
LMFAOOOO OMG
"You just gotta bush rush your organs into letting you have a good time, which is such an abusive relationship I'm surprised my liver is not on Dr Phil"
Christ what an amazing line
The main issue I have with alcohol is when I'm drinking to get drunk, I feel like that's a waste. That's why craft beer and whiskey are my go to, I feel like I actually just enjoy the adventure of going to all these breweries, meet the brewers, try their recipes out. It's like a social thing for me, and the actual fun of getting to be served something a crew spend months preparing for you is rewarding to me. It's always been a social/adventure thing I enjoy while I'm drinking, not a means to an end.
"I'm ok, I can handle my booze" is the classic line of the guy that always, always gets trashed and makes a northbound horse's southbound end of himself
Thank you for your sacrifice. Best 13 minutes I've wasted on youtube all week. Highly entertaining sir Tugg.
9:46 the fact you he is absolutely smashed at this point 💀
This is amazing!! REAL TALK, but dude, you are funny!!! I love it. I’m 15 days into my new 1st-time attempt at sobriety. I followed you, bro 😎
Hey, don't beat yourself up if you've slipped up. It took 3 tries for me to get sober from pot. Each time got longer than the last. And my most recent attempt at alcohol sobriety lasted 4 months before I stuffed up near the end of October. Really important not to beat yourself up, cause we all screw up. Better to screw up trying to do something good, than just plain screw up.
I can confirm that being drunk has made me make horrible financial decisions
Him progressively getting drunker as this video gos on is absolutely hilarious
Alcohol is a very intergral part of my culture (Russian) so we think of this as nothing but just another food item that happens to feel awesome. This video helped me see the negative affects after it being ignored my whole life. Thank you
Vodka is cheap in Russia therefore most Russians are constantly drunk so they are easier to control and they don't rebel against the corrupt government, it all started with Stalin, he made sure vodka is readily available and cheap. Don't believe me? Google it.
would argue that it doesn't even feel awesome the more you think about it
@@cyan_2169 it does for the first hour then it slowly turns into tiredness then misery. I guess it depends how old you are to be honest.
@@Brilembiyo same I’m from polish immigrant family and I got kicked out of my friends house one night for not taking a shot with his dad
@@MrJuliankilla That's a cardnial sin for East Europeans lol
I don't drink much anymore. Like, I am at maybe 1 drink a month with dinner now. But the only thing that I ever found that helped with a hangover was Gatorade and caffeine. Those were the only 2 things that would ever make a hangover feel better. I think it is because when you are hungover, your body is in desperate need of hydration and the caffeine is just caffeine and makes everything in life better.
11:10 Apparently putting lemons in your armpits also momentarily transforms you into Ryan Reynolds
10:37 tucker looks like he's been teargassed
After years of heavy drinking I finally made the decision to quit. This video unironically is helping me stay sober. Thanks bigg mann tugg ❤
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Best of luck on your journey!!!
How's it going?
9:58 the best part of the whole video, hearing your furbaby voice and being unable to contain how much you love abby is so wholesome and serotonin inducing
can we talk about Tucker’s mood switch whenever Abby, like, exists
he goes from drunk, dry remarks to “Hi, baby, hiiii”
Reminder, a hangover is literally acute neurotoxin poisoning. That headache you're having? Yep, that's the neurotoxin kicking in.
I enjoy my alcohol as much as the next guy, but you have to be really responsible with the stuff.
I'm currently trying yo find a good balance. I think I'm doing a pretty good job. I've drank most days this year and not been sick.
I feel very responsible with alcohol. Last year i was 6 months sober. I only drank every other day.
@@jr5993 i assume you are joking, but in th case that you are not, if you drink daily and get slowly used to it, you will also get used to the hangover and not notice it anymore, it doesnt mean that you arent still poisoning yourself
Unfortunately, drinking alcohol is equivalent to drinking the devil’s pee. Why would anyone want to drink pee?
Realities still going to be nipping at your heels before and even worse after drinking. I am so incredibly happy I eliminated alcohol from my life. Is a big pretty lie.
I feel amazing. I have too much soul to drink spirits.
@shiva_hardly_sarcastic unless you don't eat lots of processed or unhealthy foods, don't vape, don't consume social media or pxrn regularly and don't do any other drugs you can't comment. Which is a lot of people.
As a person with an alcoholic father who used to beat me and my sister ( Mom ran, fortunately ), and swore to never touch alcohol when I grew up, only to become just like my father ( an alcoholic, not an abuser, I would never stoop so low as to do the things that he did to me to my kid ), So I can confirm alcohol is VERY stupid 😊
If you are using alcohol as a way to mitigate the issues caused by said abuse, then you are not alone. I developed coping mechanisms to help deal with being an emotional punching bag from my abusive dad. They helped get through the abuse but now they are a hindrance in my daily life. I've made some improvements but further improvement will take a lot of time. Alcohol will temporarily disable those coping mechanisms though which is nice while I work on getting rid of them completely.
I do recognize that it isn't a healthy use of alcohol though which is a key part of it. Using it without that recognition is straight up dangerous IMO
Shoot man, hope ur ok my guy (or girl).
I'm going through the same thing and I swore I would never touch alcohol because of my dad he literally tried to kill me and my mom and went to prison for it but I tried alcohol once and liked it a bit too much and ended up drinking a 12 and or 15 pack a week for the past 4 years and I've lost so much intrest in things I use to enjoy because of it and feel like I'm losing my damn mind (I'm 23) I'm currently working on slowing down and not drinking to the point that I get hung over or sick and hopefully being able to quit. I've tried multiple times and was able to be sober for several months on several occasions until I went around people I shouldn't have and or didn't watch out for situations to avoid so I wouldn't drink, I've relapsed more than once but it's part of the process of being able to actually quit. Alcohol is indeed stupid and know you're not alone
@@justhere630 Hang in there mate. I find that overcoming addiction is comprised of two incredibly difficult tasks; wanting to quit, and actually carrying it out. Often, we can only manage one at a time, and you wind up either drinking and regretting because you want to quit, or struggle with sobriety and you don't want to quit because sobriety is the reality you drink to escape from.
You can do it though. It can be done. People say each day is a victory, but I say that's not enough. Each time you get the urge to drink, and you stop yourself? That is a victory. That can happen thousands of times in a day, and at first it may feel draining, but that's a thousand victories in a single day - and you'll need every victory you can get to truly break the cycle. You gotta be really passionate about them, celebrate each one.
I wish you the best of luck, and at 23, you have the incredible power of youth on your side. Take advantage of that, because the older bad habits get, the harder they are to break.
@@jackaufenhand5710I will it just takes time and ik it's not something that happens overnight. I appreciate your wise kind words, thank you
talking about how much you hate drinking only to get drunk is so funny
I just love how he is drinking while saying how bad alcohol is and slowly getting a bit more drunk
That's exactly what I do, but I'll still drink I recently got stitched since I fell and I recently drank with my stitches
10:32 the only 3 hangover cures are 1: drink water 2: sleep more and 3: stop binge drinking
Banana and coconut milkshakes are awesome as a hangover cure. Pair it with a bacon egg cheese roll and you're golden. Also, second the water and sleep. Weed helps too if you're not a sober nerd like me
@@audreydoyle5268 No, only time cures a hangover
10:06 this is one image that represents all of big tuggs channel
“Thinking ur James Bond and really ur James Gordon!” 😂😂😂
It feels really wierd being a 22 year old college student who doesnt drink so this video was apprciated
I getcha, i go to a school that’s ranked as one of the highest for Hard Liquor consumption, and I don’t drink, nor do I go to parties (I get overstimulated at frat parties, which are all there is to do). So it’s super alienating being there to the point where I’ve just thrown all the shit that I own around in my room multiple times from sheer anger, whilst completely sober. Thank fuck I’ll have a car next year and I’ll be able to drive to a goth club or somewhere where I’ll actually feel like I can have fun and be social and fit in without being fake or getting drunk
i can’t go to a restaurant or bbq and not have a beer. without a doubt enhances all savory food
@@secretPENGUIN69 I love the taste of beer, I just don’t like the effects of the alchohol. I’m actually super fond of non alchoholic beers and it’s always great when a restaurant has some. It’s liquid bread from the Mesopotamian age, and I already love me some good bread
@secretPENGUIN69 The smell of most liquor makes me physically sick. I can drink wine but I don't like it enough to drink it all the time or anything. Beer really isn't my think either. I'm glad you like it tho!
@Dagocake Ye it seems like all my friends do for fun is go out and drink and I'm like "Do yall have personalities outside of school or..."
Man, this is better than any PSA. I'm just over 6 months sober and still going strong. After more than a decade of daily binge drinking and nearly sacrificing everyone close to me for another buzz, I quit it and don't miss it. If you're struggling and want to quit, know that it can be done. You just have to be willing to take that first step.
The way you talked to your pet when it walked in the room was amazing. I do the exact same thing when im drunk/high
Wait, you have to be drunk or high to do this? Am I weird?
@@hclyrics no but it makes it 10x greater, i freak out with happiness whenever i see my pets sober or high, lol
When I’m on mushrooms I always wonder if my dog knows 😂
as an athlete who watches big tugg, i am deeply offended by the statement that drinking causes erectile disfunction
My last drink was December 18, 2021, after a decade of drinking, with the latter half being an unbroken streak. I can confidently say stopping was the single best decision I've ever made in my life. The best way I can describe giving up alcohol is that it feels like becoming a child again - think about how much you used to look forward to life, all of the awesome memories you formed as a child, how excited you got to see friends, play video games, listen to music, etc. After quitting, you start looking forward to stuff again, you have immediate access to all the things that you used to rely on alcohol for, you feel great in the morning, you think more clearly, sleep feels refreshing again... you literally get your humanity back when you stop. It absolutely is worth it, and if anyone in your circle takes issue with that, they shouldn't be in your circle anymore, because they don't care about you.
No reasonable adult tells kids they should start drinking. We all know it's bad. We've just been socially shamed into justifying our addiction to alcohol. People who swear they don't have a drinking problem actually do have a drinking problem that they've just gotten really good at self-justifying.
Interestingly enough I STOPPED many of the things that I used to love. Or at least I thought I loved them. One being video games. I stopped drinking 8 months ago and I have had 0 urge to play video games. At first, it was a little depressing as video games have been one of my favorite things to do for like…..my whole life. So I was actually devastated at first when I had no desire to play. But I realized, at least in the last 10 years or so I just really liked to be drunk and play video games so when I stopped drinking….games stopped being fun. I feel stopping drinking doesn’t get you excited to do things but makes you really realize what you truly enjoy doing.
I know its not relevant, but thats my birthday and i feel slightly more happy knowing thats the day you stopped.
Congrats man
Damn im lacking all those things listed...
I dont even drink wtf
“No reasonable adult tells kids they should start drinking.”
> Then there’s my parents, who have been urging me to “just take a sip” since I was 8.
@@ilyandilymusic that is interesting - so it figures you enjoyed drunk gaming and not just gaming?
Your reaction to seeing your cat at 9:59 is so cute! That’s me every time I see my dogs 😂❤️
Thank you for the puke warning tugg, its a massive phobia of mine. I love your videos, youre great and your content is amazing
me too! I was so grateful lmao
Same! I knew it was probably coming but it was still nice to have the warning so I could brace myself
What a good video. better than any alcohlic quitting viedo ive ever seen. did not think it was going to start that way.. Thank you....!!!!!!!!!!
And, I literally have the same exact copper cup in my hand, filled with coke and vodka. wow.. quitting this month in October, fuck this.
Watching the very real anxiety take over tucker as his doorbell unexpectedly rang.... I felt that
As someone who hates alcohol and doesn’t give in to peer pressure, I see this as an absolute win.
Same! I drank beer once and never touched another alcoholic drink ever again. I like fruit juices way better anyways.
Same, but i did succumb on New Years Day. One glass in & it made me start sweating like a turkey on Thanksgiving day smh
Same! Never had a standard drink in a single sitting, and I'm not interested either.
Someone who hasn't given in yet*
@@kevinm.n.5158 lol never. I have other ways of coping with stress that doesn’t involve downing a bottle of liquid carcinogen.
Thanks for this man, I'm an alcoholic and I've been cleanish for a couple years and I want some liquor so bad lmaoo
I needed the reminder of why I quit!
Fin the bottom of my heart, thank you for making this video. It's an important message. Also, the humor was top notch. I laughed so hard at the landlord giving you keys part I had to rewind it 5 times because I kept missing what came after.
I havent drank in 8 years. I dont miss it but it has become deeply surreal how awkward it can be in social situations, especially around young college educated people, to be the only one not drinking.
How about old people who aren't "educated." Being drunk fux everybody up, not just the young college kids :)
Just buy liquid death water... the cans look like booze but it's just H2o
Just buy a lemonade and say it's gin and tonic.
“Thinking your James Bond when you’re really James Cordan” is an underrated line.
Handsome, funny and very rich. I'll take it
I am absolutely here for this format where Mr Tugg goes through a list of all the things that have pissed all of us off over the years
3:01 bro has the palate of a 12 year old lmao
He's literally right