Everything about this shot is simply right . Glad we had this little Montero invasion . <| sep |> I used to work at a call center , when someone was fired . the batch scanner woouldn ' t recognize it . But the someone went out and explained him , and their pay for that day was gonna be included . <| sep |> It might be . What ' s the difference , if it serves the same purpose ? I don ' t see issue with exercising in sweatpants or the like . <| sep |> Santa spits hot fire HO HO HO ! <| sep |> Disons que vous tes un homme tmoins d ' un harclement dans la rue . Que faites vous ? <| sep |> I think there is a flaw in this logic my friend . Quoted I don ' t think this is an issue for more beginning whisky drinkers As you get more experienced you teach yourself . Even if this is just a miscommunicated idea the major concept that one should consider when advising cask strength spirit is whether or not someone has tried one before . Consider this , for most , drinking straight spirits as a beginner is usually a novel concept being able to appreciate the spirit opposed to mixing it with other components or shooting it . Now arguably , this transition into scotch or brown liquors let ' s say is a first foray into the mix , usually beginning with 40 %' ers . Your palate acclimatizing to the spirit content is a slow process , and this is where you are right . You learn to see past the alcohol and develop a palate for it . Now , where the issue is here is that advising a cask strength spirit to someone who has only experienced two of Diageo ' s catch all spirit brands seen in their branding as Classic Malts of Scotland whish I can elaborate on if you would like is treading a fine line between a wonderful recommendation and fire water that sits on the shelf while the Lag and Talisker get consumed on the frequent basis . This is that acclimatization you were discussing , but it is a slow process from one ' s first steps into the whisky world . I would relate it more to just learning to crawl and then promptly expected to walk . It is possible , but why not experience the leisurely experience of the first and transition smoothly into the second .