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My go to airport meal is pounding as many beers as I can at the bar so I hopefully pass out after I get on the plane.
Wine
You don't have to pee like if you drink beer
I fly from Australia to the US several times a year and rarely piss on the 15 hour flight, because I stick to wine
I've got a trip to Vegas coming up in September. I'll give it a try next time.
Cheers to my Australian friends!
The Australians know their stuff
Including pub brawls
https://youtu.be/Vf5sWakPVMA
I'm in Vegas right now
It's brutally hot and the evening offers practically no respite
Fifteen hours without having to urinate sounds like a medical condition, or an invitation to incontinence later in life.
That's a weird thing to say
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30-60 minutes after drinking a glass of water is a normal amont of time to start needing to urinate. Fifteen whole hours of not needing to urinate, while drinking during those hours, is not normal. Like get your kidneys checked, and prostate if you have one. Chronically holding your urine when you need to go can stretch the bladder and lead to incontinence later in life.
Won’t you be visiting the lav a lot though?