The article discusses a Reddit post that sparked a debate among parents regarding the appropriateness of drinking alcohol at children's sporting events. The original poster shares their unease about a relative who brings vodka to soccer games. Opinions in the Reddit comment section vary, with some arguing that consuming alcohol at youth sports shows poor judgment, while others suggest it's a common and harmless social practice. The discussion reflects deeper societal issues regarding alcohol consumption and parent behavior at events tied to children.
"If I see someone doing this, they are immediately less worthy of my respect. You can't drink your beer at home?"
"But if your wife can't see the difference between adults opening having social drinks at an adult sporting event and a mom sneaking hard alcohol to sit through a kid's afternoon game, I'm going to immediately think there is a history of alcohol abuse/dependency in their family."
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