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Input: Throwaway account for legal/work reasons.   

 Background: 
- I work at a bottleshop where it is accepted culture by my boss/manager to drink at work. It is a franchise. 
- I live 5 mins drive from my casual job


So I've had a shit day, and I'm on a shift with my assistant manager/good friend. We usually have a beer or two at work, whilst working, and it's never an issue. 


Today I had three drinks, unfortunately those drinks were 2 standard (Australian) drinks per bottle. So I would have been over the legal limit driving home. I texted my partner, who also lives 5 mins away from my work, and asked if he could pick me up when I finished which he agreed to. This isn't an odd occurrence and sometimes he will pick me up when I have been dropped off or when I've walked to work. 


When he gets there and finds out that he's picking me up because I'm over the limit, he loses his shit. Now he isn't talking to me because I was drinking at work. 

I understand this is against his moral code (he doesn't drink) - but it is accepted behaviour at my workplace and my decision as an adult to make. Drinking is how I unwind. I've messaged him and apologised, but he won't answer me back. AITA here? 

drinking at work