The speaker is discussing a video where someone is promoting the idea of inhaling or smoking alcohol as a way to get drunk without the risks of drunk driving. The speaker is skeptical and mocks the idea, pointing out that it's not a safe or healthy way to consume alcohol. The person in the video uses a device that involves heating up a glass of alcohol and inhaling the vapors, which the speaker compares to huffing paint or glue. The speaker also notes that the effects of inhaling alcohol are short-lived and don't provide any real benefits. Throughout the video, the speaker is sarcastic and dismissive of the idea, and ultimately recommends that people do not try inhaling or smoking alcohol.
1. In California, people who get a DUI are required to have an ignition interlock system installed in their car.
2. The ignition interlock system is made by Interlock.
3. The system requires the driver to blow into it to start the car, and their blood alcohol content (BAC) must be zero.
4. The system also requires the driver to blow into it again 5 minutes after starting the car, and then every 20 minutes after that.
5. If the driver's BAC is not zero, the car will not start.
6. The system is mandated by the court and must be used for 5 months.
7. The system is embarrassing and is meant to be a punishment for drunk driving.
8. To start the car, the driver must have a BAC of zero.
9. Depending on body weight and whether the person is male or female, they may have to wait 6-10 hours after drinking to have a BAC of zero.
10. A person can inhale alcohol vapors to get a buzz, but this method is not recommended.
11. Inhaling alcohol vapors can cause a person to feel drunk, but the effects are short-lived and may not be noticeable in a field sobriety test.
12. Smoking or inhaling alcohol vapors is not a legitimate or safe way to consume alcohol.