For this project I decided to interview my boyfriend Mike. He is 21

years old and an electrician. The reason I decided to pick Mike is because we

argue about this all of the time, but this time I actually got some good out of

I began by stating my claim and asking him if he agreed with the statement. He

most definitely didn't; so I asked him "Why?" He replied by saying that it is

an over kill of a punishment, and people won't be able to social drink because

they will be worried about going over the legal limit.

"What about having a designated driver then," I asked. "What if it is just you

and your wife/husband out for dinner? You want to have a couple of drink but you

can't because the blood alcohol level is so low. People will blow over the legal

limit and may not be drunk," He claimed.

"But isn't it against the law and people should be punished for breaking the

law." (Amy) "I agree that they should be punished," claimed Mike, " But this

punishment is to extreme. There are people out there who rape children and

and drive, and because of these organizations I think people are becoming more

fatalities from "25,165 in 1982 to 17,859 in 1992 and 17,461 in 1993," according

and get into an accident and that some people will be seriously injured or

of driving after drinking is largely confined to students who engage in binge

driving is dangerous; many of them still drink and drive, and for these reasons

their late teens and early 20s can be especially difficult to reach with

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