A person. A cactus plant. Not anything major. I plead the 5th. At home watching a movie. At a friends house. Out on a date. I don't even know. Go home. Tell the police to go away. Go to another party. Las Vegas. New York. Noodle soup. More alcohol. Working out. IV drip. A few family members. My friends. No one. All the time. Not since I downloaded the app that prevents me from doing it. People drunk dial me. The parent of the group. The dramatic one. So Winograd invited a few hundred students to bring along a drinking buddy to her lab.
There, they were asked to answer detailed personality questionnaires about how they perceived themselves, and their friend, when both sober, and drunk. Through this, she could examine the change in traits characteristics such as conscientiousness, extraversion, and agreeableness. Winograd and her supervisor then analysed their answers to pick out certain clusters of behavioural characteristics, finding four distinct types of drunk in total, which they named according to popular cultural icons.
Ernest Hemingway , who, like the writer, retain their intellect and rationality and generally change very little when drunk. Mary Poppins , the cheery, agreeable drunk who remains responsible throughout the night.
The Nutty Professor , who starts out as an introvert but suddenly becomes more outgoing and even a little risky with some Dutch courage. Does alcohol make you the life and soul of the party - or a melancholic grouch? I'm too flirty. Not often. A few times. More than a few times. Every time. Almost every time. A banana. Ice cream. My partner or ex. My best friend. My sibling. Fell on my face.
Peed myself. Got into a fight and lost. Got arrested. All the time. I came close. The officers know me very well at this point. Only a few times. Too many times to count. Once or twice. Like a hot mess. Sick to my stomach. An emotional one. An attention-seeking one. An aggressive one. A jokester. Extremely responsible.
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