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Remember that cool story.
When I was a child, I often visited my grandmother and great-grandmother. They lived in a small town in the private sector, and my parents often left me with them so I could go for walks, breathe fresh air, and basically give them a break from me. And as you know, I loved to draw, especially with felt-tip pens. But my grandmothers didn't have much money, so I mostly had cheap Chinese felt-tip pens that constantly dried out, and buying new ones was expensive.
Then, my great-grandmother suggested a solution. She had a bottle of moonshine. This miracle of folk chemical industry was used to dilute the ink and revive the felt-tip pens. It helped surprisingly well, and it also smelled nice.
So, here's the story. My grandmothers had guests, and they were sitting at the table, talking about something. Five or six-year-old me was sitting in the corner, not bothering anyone, quietly drawing. My felt-tip pen ran out again.
In front of the guests, I went to my great-grandmother and asked her to pour some moonshine.