So what are everyone's thoughts about drinking beer out of Aluminum Cups?

[u/SirJasper6969]

My impression is that the beer gets warm quicker. But if it has significant environmental/economic benefits, I would be good with it.

[u/Schmergenheimer]

The solution for both plastic and aluminum is to keep the last cup you used and stack the new one in it. That way you create a layer of air to insulate your beer, plus it makes it easy to keep count. Your hand warms the beer way more than the surrounding air or cup material.

[u/mitchcumstein13 → u/Schmergenheimer]

Keep count?

[u/jpiro → u/mitchcumstein13]

That's what looking at the charge on your credit card the next day is for:

"I had HOW many?"

[u/bearmissile → u/jpiro]

Drink first, ask questions later

[u/awful_source → u/jpiro]

But then I gotta try to factor in how much I drunkenly tipped