Honestly, most people, especially young people I know, drink for the effect of the drinks, not for the taste. Unless it’s cocktails, which kinda taste good, but they’re just sugary and gross most of the time.
I just never felt the need to be drunk, and since it all tastes like piss then I just don’t drink.
Hehe same.
Being drunk is weird, after that the hangover sucks-
Sake tastes good 
What does red bull and monster even taste like actually. I have only tried a south East Asian energy drink.
Can’t relate, but people who are drunk are weird, I know that. And kinda funny.
Red bull I’ve never had, but monster tastes kinda like watered down koolaid idk how else to describe it, plus I haven’t had one in a while
kinda how it do be. even though i said i don’t care about coffee i’ve been considering it lately cause I’ve just never had the energy to get fourth with my projects that I need to complete. though what I mostly fear is the after effects…
Definitely. All of your uncles and aunts drunk at karaoke is funny af
Being a lil drunk is fun with friends over, it’s when you get really drunk that you should just drink some water and sleep
Caffeine? I think it’s effects depends really since I have no problem sleeping since I don’t really have my sleep affected but it may really depend on how much you consume.
Guys, we might get this thread closed cuz we’re talking about drinking.
Yeah we should stop talking about alcohol.
Fair
for example i need to get a lot of the items and furniture in this image done for a kitchen project im working on
this is all i’ve gotten done so far.
Are you talking about energy or motivation? It may be motivation as well in my opinion.
energy. motivation is usually no problem for me but I get way too tired to focus on the next thing after I finish modelling something. that’s probably the biggest batch I’ve ever completed in a single sitting.
modeling requires a lot of brain power and it can often be exhausting
Damn you are an almost opposite of me. I can continue shit like an absolute zombie but I slowly loose motivation with time no matter how hard the task is.
I can’t help you much, since I’m pretty good at crunching, be it studying all afternoon up until 11pm, or crushing bugs and improving my 800 lines programming project at 1am on the day of presenting while also helping friends with theirs, but have you tried frequent breaks?
Like, force yourself to take a walk to your garden/balcony every 30 minutes to just relax for a couple minutes.
Helps with eye strain as well, and might keep you energised enough to continue afterwards.
Holding focus on something for long periods of time can really tire you out 