1984年，西雅图哥伦比亚中心大厦施工现场的一名钢铁工人。

Yep, I knew a guy that tied rebar, his 4 man team drank a 30 pack at lunch every single day. Rotated who brought the 30 pack too like it was an assigned part of being on the crew.

Most of us live for that shit. I was averaging around 500 - 700 ml of vodka (via small glass, 100ml bottles) + a couple of 0.5 l beers to level me while we worked in the foundation of a big building. I think we were at -3. Probably different system here, than in the States for example, but i am sure that the mentality of every single ironworker - rodbuster in the world is somewhat similar. Can't be a normal dude to deliberately pick the hardest job in heavy construction. I've been in several different crews, most dudes are under the influence of something, booze, drugs in all forms. On another project, although a lot smaller, there was a time i was averaging 2 grams of speed a day, with some energy drinks and literally no food. But the rule was that i wouldn't take anything after 14h, so i could get down enough to catch anything even close to a few z's. And after some time it became a routine and i was actually able to function completely normally even after work with my then girl, and even timed my takes during the day with such precision so that i come down within a 15 minute window. I had a neat way of transporting it. Thankfully, not an addictive personality, so coming off anything isn't a big deal, even after a couple of months of usage, as i always looked at it as nothing more than fuel. I always let it work for me. Thought to share my experience. Best regards from a Serbian rodbuster!