Why do we like to "get all worked up" so much? This is the question that arises. Bob Pop In this brief but incisive essay, which combines irony, cultural reflection, and personal experience. With his characteristic style—he writes as he speaks, speaks as he thinks, and thinks very well, as Andreu Buenafuente says—Bob explores the attraction of drinking until you drop, that shared vertigo that can be play, liberation, and, at the same time, danger.
Between intimate confession and sociological insight, the author reflects on alcohol as a social ritual, the trust in others to sustain us, and the certainty that sometimes no one will be around. All with his unmistakable stamp of humor, wit, and tenderness.
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