I need a paragraph format please: Your post made me reflect on how differently drinking is socialized across cultures and how those early experiences shape lifelong attitudes. Comparing Italy and Finland is fascinating, especially in light of Italy's family-centered, moderate approach versus Finland's peer-driven and binge-related experiences. It also made me think about the US, where many young people face a kind of culture shock often introduced to alcohol in college settings focused on heavy drinking and partying, somewhat similar to Finland but without the strong family moderation seen in Italy. This can create confusion and risky behaviors during those formative years. Do you think the US could learn from Italy's gradual, family-oriented socialization model to help reduce binge drinking? Or is the American cultural context too different to apply those lessons effectively