Two girls in Hangzhou were chained together for drinking. How to treat the "life and death" of sisters drinking?

In Hangzhou, two women bought chains while drinking, and asked the man at the next table to help them put their necks together, for fear that one of them would slip away while drinking, and the worst thing was to throw away the only key.

Many netizens find it strange and interesting. I thought it was funny when I first saw it, but the more I thought about it, the more scared I became. Is this a desperate thing? And afterwards, enthusiastic people called the relevant departments, and firefighters rushed to the scene to help them cut the chain. For your own pleasure, it is also a waste of social resources, and it is obviously wrong to give the other side a way out and never stop until you win or lose. Drinking is originally a way to improve the atmosphere of the wine table and enhance relationships and feelings. Talking about business in some high-end wine shops is also a necessary process, but this? Two sisters? This practice is a bad wine table culture. Is it really that important to win or lose drinking? Drinking too much really delays things. If you really want to drink in do or die, it will not be pleasing to the eye or harmful to the body. In case someone drinks badly or is seriously hospitalized, no one can afford to pay. The most wonderful thing is that the two of them are still fighting for wine under the banner of sisterhood. I can't drink alone. Going out with friends is just a bottle of wine. If that's true, shouldn't sisters think more about each other's health and safety?

It's just that the two people didn't make a big deal out of it, otherwise, the men and stores at the next table who helped them chain up would have to bear the responsibility. So I advise you not to drink too much, drink moderately, and advise you not to date such a dangerous person? Games? Now more and more people are beginning to get away from this unhealthy drinking culture, and this? Internet celebrities? The practice is also biased towards young people.