Crime would drop, spirits would rise, the world wouldn't smell of burning bodies and everyone would stop suffocating the planet with cars and ride hot air balloons to work every day instead.
But also because many companies' cultures are infused with "work 'till you drop" spirit – it's so bad in some places that new hires are being offered "pre-vacations," Slate recently reported.
Western palates are dropping beer for spirits, and the growing Asian middle class loves its scotch (liquor dollars coming from India grew 85% between 2001 and 2006).
Frankly, spirits are dropping at an alarming rate, with supporters claiming players generally ignore them after games, and many fans taking to social media, claiming they are done with the club.
England have sacrificed their best batsman in the cause of team spirit by dropping Kevin Pietersen for this week's third Test against South Africa at Lord's, but both parties insist that this does not necessarily spell the end of his international career.
After spending the past three years helping the kids get weird, one of RINSED's founders, Blacky II, is finally dropping his first EP, Spirit of the Body.
His batting average sank to.238, and his spirits dropped even lower.
No line". But when he learned that the office was closed, his spirits dropped.
But as a clapboard exterior gave way to scruffy rugs and an ugly mishmash of battered Victorian furniture, my spirits dropped even further.
The number of abstainers in Ireland alone in 1841 was estimated to be 4,647,000, and in three years the consumption of spirits dropped approximately 50 percent much of this decrease attributable to Mathew's efforts.
But the players are picking their fights now instead of dropping the gloves whenever the spirit moves them.
