drunk cost fallacy


the idea that when you’re drunk, you’ve already committed to being drunk so you may as well get that extra drink. see “sunk cost fallacy.”
“can’t kyle just drink in moderation and not black out every weekend?”
“it’s the drunk cost fallacy. once he gets drunk he doesn’t see a reason to stop.”

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