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Thabisa and Dzenaye tackle the complex issue of alcohol abuse, its risks, and whether it should be banned.
4:04•10 Nov 2020
Alcohol Abuse: A Candid Conversation with Thabisa and Dzenaye
“Alcohol is dangerous if you use it in the wrong way, if you are abusing it, if you're drinking to the point of you can't control yourself, then I would say alcohol is dangerous.”
What happens when the most commonly used drug in the world becomes a subject of scrutiny? In this episode of 'The Sober Guy', Thabisa sits down with Dzenaye to have a no-holds-barred conversation about alcohol abuse. Alcohol is everywhere—at social gatherings, in our homes, and even as a coping mechanism during stressful times. But how often do we stop to think about its darker side?
Thabisa and Dzenaye dive into the nitty-gritty of alcohol by breaking down its composition, such as the percentage of alcohol by volume (ABV), and discussing the inherent risks of misuse. They don’t shy away from personal admissions either; Dzenaye openly talks about her own drinking habits while acknowledging the potential dangers of excessive consumption. The conversation takes a timely turn as they discuss the pandemic's impact on alcohol-related incidents, including accidents and crimes.
This isn't just an academic discussion—it's real, raw, and relatable. Should alcohol be banned again? Dzenaye shares her mixed feelings, recognizing the serious consequences but also pointing out that responsibility lies with the individual. Thabisa, on the other hand, advocates for a ban despite the sacrifices it would entail, arguing that it could save lives. This episode is more than just talk; it's a call to action for everyone to think critically about their relationship with alcohol.
Tune in to this eye-opening episode for a conversation that’s both enlightening and engaging.

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