Autobiography of ben franklin quotes on beer
Autobiography of ben franklin quotes on beer
Autobiography of benjamin franklin.
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Our Founding Fathers had some surprising drinking habits, and Benjamin Franklin was no different.
The author, who once said that wine is "a constant proof that God loves us, and loves to see us happy," created over synonyms for the term "drunk" and was known for his tolerance. However, there was one area in which Franklin was not tolerant.
Franklin's habit of abstaining during work hours didn't go unnoticed by those who worked with him. They called him the "Water-American" and were mystified that Franklin was physically stronger than them when he didn't drink the same strong beer on which they imbibed.
However, his good habits influenced some workers who exchanged their usual breakfast of beer and bread for a more substantial (and less boozy) meal that "kept their heads clearer."
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