Pete drinks

1. Meet Alex, the college student.

2. Tonight, Alex is going out to a party.

3. At the party, Alex has an alcoholic beverage.

4. The alcohol causes Alex’s blood alcohol level (BAL) or blood alcohol concentration (BAC) to rise.

5. How quickly Alex’s BAL rises depends on several factors.

6. Alex’s weight. Weight

7. Gender

8. Fod

9. Number of drinks

10. Type of drink

11. Time Alex’s gender. Weight

12. Gender

13. Fod

14. Number of drinks

15. Type of drink

16. Time How much Alex eats.

17. How much Alex drinks.

18. How quickly Alex drinks.

19. What Alex drinks.

20. Not all drinks have the same amount of alcohol.

21. 1 serving of alcohol===12 oz beer4 oz glass of wine10 oz wine cooler1 oz shotNot all drinks have the same amount of alcohol.

22. Alex thinks more drinks are better.

23. But Alex is wrong.

24. Above 0.06, Alex begins to feel the depressant effects of alcohol such as sluggishness, fatigue, sloppiness, lack of balance, and slurred speech.

25. On the way home, Alex is pulled over by the police.

26. Alex fails the sobriety test.

27. Alex fails the breathalyzer.

28. And Alex’s is 19.

29. Alex is charged with a DUI and faces fines, fees and up to 90 days in jail.

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