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Guinness Draught : Please Drink Responsibly - Dance Steps

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Guinness Draught : Please Drink Responsibly - Dance Steps

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<p>Alcohol has long been associated with enjoyment and celebration. However, as a responsible producer of alcoholic beverages, Guinness® is committed to promoting responsible drinking and combating alcohol misuse. The best way to interact with a consumer when they're enjoying a night out is not through stern messaging but rather through an entertaining platform that will drive the message, that alcohol should not be abused, home.</p>

<p>The mat mimics the drunken lurch of someone who had consumed too much alcohol, disguised as dance steps. The floor mat was then placed at entrances/exits to bars/pubs to remind drinkers to be more responsible when consuming alcohol.</p>

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