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In this interactive workshop segment, the facilitator asks the audience to identify common settings where hookups begin, highlighting parties as the most frequent. The discussion then focuses on how alcohol and other substances can impair judgment, using a hypothetical scenario involving two friends, Jesse and Aaron. Aaron drinks to the point of being no longer of sound mind, while Jesse remains relatively sober. The facilitator emphasizes that for a hookup to be consensual, both individuals must be of sound mind, and probes the audience on how often such imbalanced situations occur, revealing that many perceive them as common.

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