I went to a bar in Ghent and the bartender told me that British students would constantly wreck themselves because they wouldn't adapt their drinking culture to Belgium's.

However, in true Belgian fashion, I think the thing that bothered him the most (even more than the vomiting) was that they'd order round after round of the same beer, which would exhaust his supply of the appropriate glassware.

800,000 warnings must suffice though, no more. Our warnings stocks are nearly depleted.

Your typical English ale can be anywhere between 3.5 and 6.5%, sometimes more.

I guess football fans don't drink that though.

Wonder how the Americans would fare...

It's SUPER weird here... There are states where all you can get is 3.2 beer:

https://www.npr.org/2019/04/05/709515770/the-end-is-near-for-3-2-beer

Then there are microbrew friendly states producing this monstrosity:

https://www.shopmcmenamins.com/terminator-stout-35th-birthday16oz-can/

I was about to bitch about the snowflakes and their warnings, but then I realized my brew of choice contains pretty obvious warning right in it's name.

Ey gyvna, just lettin ye know befa ya off ta tha pab: yer not onna wan anutha poynt, just an oem'l get ya real 'ammad