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- Is that so? Hmm, I'll have to rethink the invitation.
- Oh, I see, Mr. Jacob. Thank you for the invitation! Just a quick question: will there be alcohol as it's a party?
- Hi, Ethan! I'd like to remind you that our department will hold a party to celebrate our successes later. Everyone in the company is invited.
- Most likely, yes.
- I can avoid such things from happening if I don't go. Nonetheless, all employees are required to attend the celebratory party. What am I supposed to do now? Is Violet experienced in how to decide in this situation?
- Going to a party and drinking might cause drowsiness, blackouts, diarrhea, vomiting, and headaches, among other things. Worse-case scenario, I may have a stroke, liver cirrhosis, nerve damage, high blood pressure, and a higher risk of unprotected sex.
- Perhaps I should seek my sister's advice later.
- So, what if someone tries to force me to drink?
- Hey, Violet! Do you have any advice on what I should do if our office's supervisor invites me to a department celebration? The only catch is that alcohol is involved. I don't want to go, but it's necessary since it's a chance to thank the staff and celebrate our accomplishments. Please, help me.
- Simply refuse the offer. I know you are aware of the effects of alcohol abuse.
- Since you mentioned that it is necessary, you may go without drinking or being intoxicated. I'm sure you can go home without becoming drunk.
- Alright, fine. Thank you, Violet! I’ll see you later!
- Wait-! Should I “really” go…?
- Yes, it is an opportunity to bond with your friends and coworkers. Just be aware of your limitations. I have faith in you and what you will do when you arrive there.
- Ethan, from HR? Hello! Let's have some fun, shall we? Take this.
- Don’t be such a loser, Ethan. Drink it up so you can enjoy yourself at the party!
- Do not do it, Ethan. You understand if people call you a loser, but you are aware of the consequences of drinking, right?
- Isn't that some sort of alcoholic beverage? Sorry, but no. I just came to celebrate, not to drink.
- I apologize, Leo. I'm not going to drink that. You know what, I think I should get going.
- I'll return home. Leo keeps on pressuring me to drink. You know how annoying it is.
- Thank you, Mr. Jacob. I do appreciate that.
- Hey, Ethan! Wait! Where are you going?
- Sorry for the inconvenience. What about the celebration, though? Kindly stay a little longer. Please, sit next to me. I won’t force you or anything. Don't worry, I'll speak with Leo about his attitude towards you tomorrow.
- Probably, that's why he’s hesitant to join us at first.
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