The document describes a scenario where a person is having dinner with their father who has had a drink. The father wants to stay longer to have another drink but the person is concerned because their father will be driving. It then provides options for the person to either let their father drink more or insist he not drive in order to get home safely. The second scenario involves the person's friends offering them a drink after the friends have been drinking, and providing options to either have a drink themselves or be the designated driver. The document warns that drinking and driving can have dangerous consequences.
2. YOUR HAVING A NICE MEAL WITH YOUR DAD, HE HAS
ALREADY HAD A PINT. HE INSISTS YOU BOTH STAY A LITTLE
LONGER SO HE CAN HAVE ANOTHER DRINK. THIS CONCERNS
YOU BECAUSE YOU KNOW HE IS DRIVING.
SHOULD YOU:
LET YOUR DAD HAVE HIS WAY, AND STAY FOR ANOTHER DRINK
TELL HIM NO, AND BE DRIVEN HOME SAFELY
3. DUE TO BEING UNDER THE
INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL,
YOUR DAD LOST CONTROL AND
CRASHED THE CAR
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4. YOUR DAD HAS HAD AN EXTRA DRINK, HE THINKS HE’S
ALRIGHT BUT YOU THINK HE MIGHT BE A BIT DRUNK.
SHOULD YOU:
LET HIM DRIVE, HE SEEMS FINE
TELL HIM NOT TO DRIVE, YOUR MUM CAN DRIVE INSTEAD
5. YOU MADE THE RIGHT DECISION,
YOU STOOD UP FOR YOUR SAFETY,
AND NOW YOUR UNHARMED
AND SAFE AT HOME
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7. YOUR NOW 22 YEARS OLD. YOU’RE OUT WITH YOUR MATES.
YOU HAVEN’T HAD ANY ALCOHOL YET BUT YOUR MATES
HAVE. SOMEBODY OFFERS TO BUY YOU A DRINK.
SHOULD YOU:
ACCEPT THE OFFER ONE DRINK WON’T DO ANYTHING
REFUSE THE DRINK AND GIVE YOUR MATES A RIDE HOME
8. YOU MADE THE RIGHT DECISION,
YOU AND YOUR MATES ARE NOW
SAFE.
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9. YOU WERE DRIVING HOME.
YOU WERE DRUNK.
YOU CRASHED YOUR CAR.
YOU AND YOUR 4 MATES DIED.
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