1.	Why I have chosen this topic.
- Worked with. Relate to. Not as-
2.	What makes underage drinking a problem?
- Everyone, also kids drink. Denmark generally more, fewer in England, but more very often.
- Without taking care – way too much – irresponsible. Lead to sex, driving, fights, absence and poor grades, memory, drugs, and other crimes and stupid acts.
- Brain, liver. Worst case death alcohol poisoning blood stream.
3.	Underage drinking statistics.
- UK: 5,000 deaths under 21. 1900 car accidents.
- Men 66% fluid, women 55%.
- 1998-2006 -> Woman binge-drinking doubled (15%). Men 1% -> 23 %.)
4.	Is underage drinking really a problem?
-	Parents and the media want people to believe that it is, to protect the adolescents. In some ways, that is good, and in other ways, it simply makes it worse.
-	Talking about underage drinking as a dangerous thing raises children’s curiosity and caution at the same time.
-	Bringing underage drinking into the light as a bad thing prevents the kids who were raised right and listen to their parents, from drinking themselves to death.
-	On other kids, this has the opposite effect. They either have a problem with their parents, or the parents are way too strict about it, making them want to protest against their parents by drinking lots and lots. It’s a basic concept of reverse psychology.