Does legalizing drugs make the United States a better place to live? Like many other subjective questions, there are trade-offs to both sides. The legalization of pot in the United States wouldn’t solve the huge problem facing Mexico – if anything, it would draw less attention to the larger issues at hand and the drug trade would continue.
We’re the kids of the Baby Boomers, who are notorious for young and continued drug use. Based on many, many studies, the people of our parents’ generation are still using drugs and using them often. If our parents are so open about drugs, or even still using them, then why do we, the Millennials, stray away from them?
Tuesdays are my favorite night of the work week. Why? They have $.99 margaritas at Señor Cactus. Two years ago, you would have never heard me say that, but not because I wasn’t 21. Two years ago, I was straight-edge.
Alcohol brands themselves sometimes carry more weight than their products, so it is important for companies to understand what Millennials are looking for in a brand of booze and why we like the brands we do. Many of us are leaving behind the days of college, and drinking the cheapest rubbing alcohol isn’t as appealing as it once was, so we’re looking to find a brand that works for us.
