The video below discusses how terms for racial and ethnic identities have changed over the years and how a racial or ethnic term may not accurately describe a person's identity, as the person may have multiple racial and ethnic backgrounds.
She started drinking at 10pm and had 6 mixer (9 standard) drinks over 4 hours. At 2am her blood alcohol concentration was 0.24. She stayed the night at a friendâs house. It took more than 16 hours before Melitaâs BAC was back to zero.
So, in the case of those 4 pints drunk in 10 minutes, reaching maximum BAC at 2 hours after your last drink and using the one drink per hour model you have 4 x 16 ounces = 64 ounces. One standard drink is 12 ounces, so 64/12 = 5.3 drinks. Assuming the elimination of one drink/hour, starting at 2 hours after the last drink, you are looking at 7 to 8 hours before you are sober.