Greg knew he shouldn’t have, but his wife had been laboring on the church’s Heating, Ventilation and A/C unit well into the evening, and she was tired. He called his sister to see if he could help repair their furnace. Greg knew his sister wasn’t a Heating, Ventilation and A/C worker, but he knew she was handy. He thought she could hand tools to his wife, or give her an extra hand if needed. If nothing else, his sister could help keep her awake. When she showed up, she came with six packs of budweiser and she opened one for her, and one for Greg’s wife. She told her she had to repair the furnace, and she he didn’t want to drink. But Greg’s sister didn’t think one budweiser would make a big difference. She looked at Greg and he raised an eyebrow. He shook his head no, and she handed the budweiser to him. He dumped it in the sink, which made his sister angry. She said she paid good money for that beer, and if he was just going to throw it away, she would have drunk it. His wife tried to explain that she drank when she had to work the next day. She was working on the furnace, and it saddens him because she could do more damage if she was drinking. Greg’s sister said that was a tolerable answer, and asked if they minded if she had a couple more. Her man was monitoring every budweiser she drank, and she was tired of his nagging.