Finch reportedly pondered the idea of reinstating the eighteenth Amendment after projectile-vomiting the night before.
Area woman Katie Finch reportedly began to sympathize with the prohibitionist struggle after waking up violently hungover this past Sunday morning.
“You know, it really is kind of an evil substance,” Finch commented in between swigs of water, “it hurts people.”
“Just think about all the problems that alcohol causes: violence, depression, you name it” she continued. “Without alcohol I bet there’d be world peace by now.”
“And you know what else, I’m pretty sure that Susan B. Anthony was a prohibitionist, so it’s really a feminist issue,” she continued, wincing at the brightness of her phone screen.
Aquarium of the Pacific reopens outdoor exhibits to the public
By Alexi Chidbachian article
LONG BEACH, CA - DECEMBER 11: Senior mammalogist Katie Finch performs a check-up on Harpo, a California Sea Lion at The Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach on Friday, December 11, 2020. (Photo by Brittany Murray/MediaNews Group/Long Beach Press-Tel
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LONG BEACH, Calif. - Long Beach’s popular Aquarium of the Pacific has reopened its outdoor areas to the public.
Aquarium officials say they made this decision by carefully planning with the city of Long Beach and safety measures will be in place. They reopened on Saturday, Jan. 30.