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Reasons some people choose not to drink Alcoholic Beverages. 1: Religious belief 2: The saw the effects of having an parent or family who was an alcoholic. 3: They don't like or need to be drunk. 4: They would rather spend money on better things. If you ask peopled, "Do you DRINK?", this will be interpreted differently by different people and regions. Some think you are asking if they partake of ANY alcolholic beverage. Others take the question to refer to getting drunk. So answers may vary if you the question and words are not clearly understood.
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