You’ve had one or two drinks, and you still feel fine. You’re considering ordering a third drink at the bar, but you aren’t sure if it will put you over the legal limit. Unfortunately, the answer is not always that easy, and if you make the wrong decision, it can have serious consequences, like an arrest or worse.
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