I'd definitely encourage selling root beer and stuff that'snon-alcoholic but tastes like it in a way. I'd have more non-alcoholicdrinks in pubs.
I'd probably put up the price. Then people would say: "It's a bit tooexpensive, I don't really want to buy it". If it was a bit moreexpensive then people are more likely to have just one or twodrinks.
If you drink, your family's going to lose you and that makes it hard forthem. They get depressed and then they might start drinking too. I don'tthink the Government has done enough because people complain aboutalcohol levels and behaviour problems but pubs are staying open evenlater at night. And they still let you get drinks with alcohol contentof 80 per cent.
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