Insurance for instructional driver's license?

[dark_drake]

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....all being times I was un-sober.  Not horribly drunk, but shouldn't be driving

So, just to clarify, it's okay to break the law in order to drink, but it's not okay to break the law and drive after drinking?

The 2nd one is more for safety.  It's not so much people are afraid of breaking the law; they're probably more afraid of insurance rates skyrocketing if they get in a wreck, getting seriously injured, and/or dying.

[CrAz3D]

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....all being times I was un-sober.  Not horribly drunk, but shouldn't be driving

So, just to clarify, it's okay to break the law in order to drink, but it's not okay to break the law and drive after drinking?

mmm...basically.
If I break law #1 I only "endanger" myself with community service/fine/deferred sentence.  If I break law #2 I put people at risk of being injured and jail time/HUGE fines

[Furious]

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....all being times I was un-sober.  Not horribly drunk, but shouldn't be driving

So, just to clarify, it's okay to break the law in order to drink, but it's not okay to break the law and drive after drinking?

That's such a stupid comment.  He's protecting others by making sure his drunk ass isn't out driving, so stop being an asshole.