What happens when “we were drinking” becomes the excuse for chaos?On this week's episode of Pissy But Pretty, Heather and Emily go full throttle into the Karen Read trial, bar culture, and the dangerous dance between booze, bad decisions, and blurred accountability (because they know. First-hand, actually).It’s equal parts hysterical and haunting: a raw conversation about what drinking does to memory, judgment, and the human instinct to justify everything.From blackout stories to brutal truths, this episode exposes how easily a night out can spiral into something tragic, and why being sober doesn’t just mean giving up alcohol, but finally owning your shit.What You’ll LearnWhy “I was drunk” is not a get-out-of-jail-free card, legally or morallyThe ripple effect of bar culture, chaos, and group drinking denialHow the Karen Read case spotlights accountability versus addictionWhy self-awareness and sobriety are the ultimate rebellionThe power (and pain) of taking responsibility for who you used to beEpisode Highlights:00:00 – Heather nearly causes a car accident (and laughs about it)03:10 – Karen Read’s “not guilty” verdict and the cult of public opinion07:45 – “We were drinking”: when alcohol becomes the universal excuse12:20 – Bar culture, blackout memories, and the lie of “truth serum”17:00 – Flirting, fighting, and the chaos of booze-fueled confidence21:15 – The sobering mirror: anger, regret, and growing the hell up25:40 – Final reflections: accountability beats the hangover every timeTools, Frameworks, or Strategies MentionedAccountability Over Victimhood Framework – The no-bullshit approach to emotional responsibilityTrigger Inflation Concept – (Referenced from prior episodes) Why normalizing bad behavior numbs self-awarenessBar Culture Loop – The social cycle of chaos, denial, and regretClosing Insight“You’re still responsible for your actions, even if you were drunk. Especially if you were drunk.” – HeatherConnect and Follow us on:FacebookInstagramSubscribe to our YouTube Channel