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I don't drink beer. would being around friends who are drinking and i inhale or can taste the smell in my mouth or nose, would it get me buzzed?
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No you would: need to ingest the beer to become intoxicated. Just being in it's presence would not lead to inebriation.
Answered 9/10/2017
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