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>>1783700
I liked when she was so shitfaced drunk during the among us new year's collab that she couldn't stay in character and do her voice anymore.

>>1783700
Somewhere between sake and Suntory.

>>1785040
That's a big bottle.

>>1788888
Holy shit

>>1783700
Give it to me straight boys, is Lamy an actual alcoholic? The stories her genmates talk about seem pretty convincing image.

Japanese attitude towards alcohol is so laid back, i wish it was like that everywhere.
>>1789490
Yes

>>1789490
She's a bit above the level of a typical Japanese salaryman. So, still societally acceptable.

>>1789621
That’s pretty fucking drunk mate

>>1788888
>checked
For you

>>1789490
Depends, drinking every day starting from the afternoon would get you branded an alcoholic in the west.
But she's Japanese, so if anything she isn't drinking ENOUGH alcohol to be considered normal.

>>1789490
She admits to drinking a 750ml bottle of wine daily and we know she drinks plenty of beer and sake on top of that. Girl definitely drinks too much and it's definitely a chemical addiction at this point.

Are there channels that translate clips of Lamy or is she too Yamato for this?

>>1789490
Sounds like it, just that her level of tolerance is higher than others. She doesnt seem to get shitfaced from drinking too often, despite drinking so much

>>1791625
>YWN jiggle her cute beer gut and comfort her dying brain-cell brain
Why live

>>1789490
If my consistent superchat audience was old Japanese salarymen I'd drink too.

>>1792134
Implying she doesnt love her Oji-sans

The thing you have to understand is Japan is very laid back and lenient in regards to alcohol consumption. There is no stigma. Drinking is a normal thing, and you are expected to do it socially at least. And I am heavy drinking, not just a beer. You are expected to get drunk at social gatherings. Having beer, or often a strong zero or 3 is also pretty common after work.

>>1792385
You can't believe the amount of beer cans in the garbage collection spot during the day they're thrown out, lmao. It was a big shock when I first moved.

>>1792491
I lived there for 2 years and I quickly began contributing my fair share to be honest. Cut down a lot since I came back to the states. If I could get strong zeros here, however.... that would be a problem.

>>1791710
There's plenty. Go find them.

>>1792385
As a non-drinker, that kind of social expectation and pressure to drink doesn't sound fun at all. I've heard it's common for bosses to push their subordinates to drink heavily as well.

>>1792552
At least in my workplace, before the pandemic, we would only go out to drink every few months. I'd drink strong zeros and vodka during weekends just so I have the tolerance to still go to work the day after we drink.

>>1789490
Drinking 750ml of wine a day (about 5 beers) with beer and wine on top of that would likely make her an alcoholic by American standards. She drinks more than 80% of Americans but not quite st the 90% range that requires of 10 beers of alcohol a day.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/20141118134649-20017018-do-the-top-10-percent-drink-you-under-the-table
She isn’t American though so this isn’t entirely relevant.

>>1783700
Greater than 1.0

>>1794183
Never let your cup go empty during after work gatherings because your coworkers WILL continue to fill it for you.
And cultures vary. I believe the Romans thought people that never drank to be untrustworthy, since not allowing your tongue to be loosened by alcohol meant you had something to hide. I recall hearing that debates were held twice, first sober and then drunk.
People back then watered down their wine though. For the Greeks one of the cruelties written about the Spartans was that they made their slaves drink wine undiluted.

>>1795044
She has an Asian female body type so it's definitely more than enough alcohol to keep her BAL elevated most of the day. Most of the holomem are under 160cm.

>>1795210
Pretty sure she has said she only drinks like that at night because she is responsible?

>>1795190
>I believe the Romans thought people that never drank to be untrustworthy
So this is where the 420blazeit crowd came up with the idea of not trusting people that don't smoke.

If Lamy does not have wine every morning for breakfast, I will be disappointed

>>1795225
She's mentioned drinking during the day and even hiding alcohol in water bottles. And how people can't tell if she's be drinking since everyone is wearing masks now. Her only point was that she doesn't drink while at the office.

>>1791710
There are channels that EN Sub primarily Lamy. She's honestly pretty interesting and funny she just has a bad reputation of being boring because of her earlier content.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJ7Pyyyj2eY

Her drunk acapella singing last weekend was also great she is a good singer but I think she has the Mori issue where she lack confidence to use her full voice.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wyQfMekofzA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TtO76PN_f7w

>>1795190
Looking it up again, the debate twice idea was what the Greek Herodotus wrote the Persians did rather than the romans. My apologies.

>>1795367
Wasn't it super dangerous to drink undiluted wine back then because they couldn't control the Alcohol Content of the wine?

>>1788888
UUUU

>>1783886
timestamp?

>>1795190
>one of the cruelties written about the Spartans was that they made their slaves drink wine undiluted
My God, is nothing sacred?

I have never watched Lamy but I love alcohol so I kind of feel a connection to here based on what I am hearing in this thread. I want to watch some clips of her before I commit. Anybody have some suggestions? What her her best Streams/moments? You don't even need to post links if you don't want to just give me an idea of what I should be watching

>>1789490
unless she has the shakes or is doing shit like stealing to get alcohol i wouldn't consider her an alcoholic

>>1792385
lmao the only country in Europe with lower per capita alcohol consumption than Japan is the Muslim one Bosnia. Japanese don't actually drink that much they just get trashed easily.

>>1802651
I've been drinking daily for 6 years and only started getting the shakes recently. The shakes are telling but you can definitely be dependent on alcohol without them. Especially if you're young.

>>1794183
>that kind of social expectation and pressure [...] doesn't sound fun at all
Welcome to Japan. It's known for not being worker-friendly at all.

>>1804064
When was I comparing Japan to Europe? Even within Asia the Koreans drink much more. Never said Japan weren't lightweights either. Just stating that their views on alcohol consumption were lax and drinking is considered a normal thing that people are pressured into doing as a cultural norm which is 100% true

> She was hungover in todays morning stream
Can you save her Yukibros?

>>1791625
christ

>>1795417
Not really; it's true that they didn't have any real way of measuring the alcohol by volume, but wine will never naturally ferment above ~15%, so at worst it would be unusually strong. They most likely watered it down because (a) it just tasted bad and (b) wanting to be able to drink more of it more casually.

>>1802591
Seconding this, I have never watched but drink daily and am interested in following a chuuba who does the same.

>>1795044
Japan actually consumes LESS alcohol per capita than the US does.

>>1811093
Yeah, but that's because Americans are weirdly all-or-nothing about drinking. The ones who do drink as much as anyone, but there are a lot who don't drink at all.

>>1789490
If you ask on the Discord, they insist that it's just a character shtick, but I have my doubts. She plays it off in a comedic way, but I think she probably does have a clinical problem and just hasn't realized it because she's functioning and even found a way to make money off of her habit. But her liver doesn't becomes any stronger just because she has an audience.

>>1811251
This. Protestants ruined American drinking culture.

>>1783886
you cant post this without linking proof, anon

I can save her

Lower than mine.