What lamb leather conditioners do you guys use ? <| sep |> How do I get this code ? <| sep |> Here you have it , Honey . <| sep |> This recount could lead down a dangerous path . <| sep |> This is so true , I have had this discussion quite a few times with friends . The social taboo around alcohol , brought about by Gandhi , imo , is a major reason for the pent up aggression and stress in India . Is a disapproval for alcohol even a part of preGandhi Indian culture ? Most indigenous tribes still consume copious amounts of alcohol . Even in Bihar , they have been given an exemption as its traditional . Most cultures around the world are cool with alcohol in some form , besides India and Islamic countries . In Europe , in concerts , beaches , bars and even the streets , you can talk to and joke around with random people . Most young people are welcoming and social . With public drinking legal , you can walk around with a beer . Despite this , public drunkenness isn ' t common . Heck , most European countries allow soft liquor from 16 onwards , and in several countries , teens are allowed to drink winebeer with meals at home . Its tradition and expected , and consequently people learn to enjoy life from a young age . Kids are taught to switch off worries for a while , chill out and enjoy the moment . This is what ' s missing in India . From what I have observed , even in India , people get a lot friendlier after drinking , imo . Otherwise , people largely stick to their respective groups and acquaintances . Compare the situation to when you enter a club , and when you leave . The situation is rapidly changing now though , atleast among my family and social group . Most gatherings and parties 90 % include alcohol now , which was rare a decade back . Its a lot more open now too . The older generation bitches about it to an extent , but its becoming a lot more acceptable now .