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I just took 100mg Antabuse so I won't risk drinking in the coming weekdays, but I would like to drink on Saturday. I've been drinking three and a half days after taking Antabuse earlier without issue, but that was a long time ago. Supposedly it can vary from time to time and from person to person. What are your experiences with drinking 4 days after such a low dose? I'm 39 years old and (so far) in good health according to the doctor.

This sketch was uploaded on SNL’s official YouTube channel just 15 hours ago. In it, Molly Shannon plays a high school theater teacher who is openly handsy and sexually aggressive toward a male student. She gropes him by the crotch, makes sexual comments, and the whole thing is played for laughs.

If the genders were reversed — a male teacher doing the exact same things to a female student — this would be universally condemned as blatant sexual harassment and the sketch would never have aired.

Yet here we are, with thousands of comments calling it "hilarious" and praising Molly Shannon’s performance.

This is a textbook example of the double standard: sexual aggression is funny and quirky when a woman does it to a man, but predatory and career-ending when a man does it to a woman.

Thoughts?