There are a bunch of confusing parts. For example:<p>&quot;Some might think that this is heavy alcoholism, but trust me when I say that having 1–2 drinks everyday in New York is more than normal.&quot;<p>&quot;More than normal&quot; can read as a conflict with the beginning of that sentence (he drinks more than what is considered normal), or, and perhaps more likely, he&#x27;s illustrating that his level of drinking <i>is</i> normal, if not <i>more normal</i> than most other people, which seems to contradict the meaning of the word &quot;normal&quot;.<p>Or maybe it&#x27;s 4:30 PM on a Friday and my brain is just fried and I&#x27;m over thinking things?