SOME PEOPLE ABANDONED ME IN A RESTAURANT THIS PAST EVENING WHEN I WAS DRUNK. HOW LOW IS THAT?

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advice : ethics : SOME PEOPLE ABANDONED ME IN A RESTAURANT THIS PAST EVENING WHEN I WAS DRUNK. HOW LOW IS THAT?

[+] ballot by xxxxxxxx
ACTIVE Sat Aug 27, 05 - Thu May 22, 08
I hadn't really had anything to eat earlier today, so the four Sake bombs and double-shot of cranberry vodka hit me pretty well. I wasn't sick, but I was pretty compromised -- I couldn't walk well, and everything was pretty damn funny. So the group of people I was with walked over to a restaurant, and after I ate a burrito and was still pretty fucked up, they insisted that I should go to the bathroom. I told them I didn't have to pee, but they told me it was for the best. Look, I was pretty compromised, and I'm not an experienced drinker, so I took their advice and went into the bathroom and peed. I came out, and they were all gone. They had abandoned me, and I was still pretty drunk. Luckily a dude told me that they had left, and the dude told me to hang out with him and his friend -- they were cool as hell, and I ended up having a damn good time with you. I still think that was pretty damn low, them leaving me at a restaurant when I was drunk. Do you agree?

Yes -- that was really low.
No -- they were right to leave you.
funny as hell
Eat your heart out

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COMMENTS:
They were not your friends.

by Guy_Cabbelero on Sat Aug 27, 05 4:03am [+]

Seems like it. I was too drunk to know that at the time.

by xxxxxxxx on Sat Aug 27, 05 4:16am [+]

I agree with Guy

by mojo on Sat Aug 27, 05 8:11am [+]

Never leave a man behind!

by weebles48 on Sat Aug 27, 05 8:50am [+]

^^^Ah yes, the Greek Army's Motto! :P

by Guy_Cabbelero on Sat Aug 27, 05 9:47am [+]

Sometimes too much to drink isn't enough.

by Quinn_the_Eskimo on Sat Aug 27, 05 10:11am [+]

It seems to me that you are locating the responsibility for your own behavior outside yourself. This is almost never a good idea.

We are all ultimately responsible for our own behavior and should never depend on others to extricate us from situations and circumstances we creat with our choices.

by xxxxxxxx on Sat Aug 27, 05 12:36pm [+]

Have you spoken to your friends about this? If not, you really should. And try to do a bit of self-monitoring with your consumption of mind-altering substances, if you are at all concerned with the potential consequences.

by Applerod on Sat Aug 27, 05 2:11pm [+]

I usually don't drink that much, mainly because it doesn't taste good. However, I hadn't had much to eat, and I had four Sake bombs and a double-shot of cranberry vodka, and when it caught up to me, it caught up BIG TIME. I remember everything, and I was never sick, so it wasn't like I was ever in dire straits.

griffon, it wasn't like I was 'expecting' them to help me or anything. I just thought it was pretty damn low of them to just get up and leave while I was away. It was obviously premeditated -- and the thing is, I'm still new to town, so it wasn't like I could just find someone I knew.

by xxxxxxxx on Sat Aug 27, 05 2:17pm [+]

to Applerod and Griffin007: said like a true church lady!

you go grandma!

by weebles48 on Sat Aug 27, 05 2:24pm [+]

^Actually, weebles, the weak, whiney side of the responsibility issue is populated by sniveling people who always blame others for the consequences of their behavior.

Real men shoulder responsibility.

by xxxxxxxx on Sat Aug 27, 05 5:42pm [+]

Again, what Guy Cabbelero said, they aren't your friends.

by nuckinfutz on Sat Aug 27, 05 7:12pm [+]

Some of my so-called friends in college did that to me; they weren't my friends after it happened.

by nuckinfutz on Sat Aug 27, 05 7:13pm [+]

Just wrong. How long have you known them? I say screw em. They sound like a*sholes.

by patch22us on Sat Aug 27, 05 7:49pm [+]

too bad your parents didn't do the same thing when you were a baby

by xxxxxxxx on Sun Aug 28, 05 1:41am [+]

I'm not saying it wasn't my fault that I got drunk -- I very willingly drank. It was just that I had gone into the bathroom and they had left by the time I came back.

by xxxxxxxx on Sun Aug 28, 05 2:37am [+]

and that is incredibly funny. Now you have learned your lesson that your amigos won't put up with drunken, foolish behavior and you will acquit yourself more appropriately in the future.

They could have stayed on and baby-sat you, ruining their evening out, but why should they?

by xxxxxxxx on Sun Aug 28, 05 2:50pm [+]

^What's up your ass?

by xxxxxxxx on Sun Aug 28, 05 11:12pm [+]

They should have at least called you a cab and left you fare to get home...

by Psycho_Frighead on Sat Jun 24, 06 2:49pm [+]

Voted : Eat your heart out
After all, you were in a restaurant. Don't Ever feel 'abandoned', for E.Y.E. Am with you, whatever you conceive Me to be... Am E.Y.E. here, Am E.Y.E. there, E.Y.E. Am Everywhere, even though you can't see me, a Compassionate Presence Forever...

by VoteOften on Sat Dec 08, 07 2:44pm [+]

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