Used to join the rest of the office in the pub at lunchtime every day and then every Friday evening, but over the last twenty years, that's now become a disciplinary offence for a lot of employers - the first one I worked for that banned even stepping over the threshold was the NHS in 2005.
Schools and particularly academies started cracking down on staff having a life outside school being seen in town at the weekend or holidays and some have now outright banned any consumption of alcohol on school premises - even the PTA are banned from having bottle tombola or warm Red Stripe stalls at summer fayres.
Some academies have even tried to dictate that staff who live within a certain distance of any of their sites cannot smoke or drink in their own homes.
I used to meet DP for a G&T and decompression on a Friday evening, but that began to lose its appeal when more and more people were only there to fall out again at closing time, and then lockdowns started, so we got out of the habit and pretty much lost interest.
I do still really love going for a very late lunch or dinner in the sun with an Aperol, though. There's something about it still being warm, the golden light, nice food and an ice cold drink. But now it's a very occasional thing instead of a regular one.
I can't imagine many places these days accepting the old ways of decompressing after a shit week at work, and that's carried through to outside the workplace now.