<human>: Hi everyone,

I'm currently a senior in college and I've been living with my roommate since the start of the school year.  He's always been a hard partier, but this year his drinking has gotten out of control.  

He will go through a case (24 beers) of beer in three nights, on the weekdays.  He easily goes through two or three cases every seven days, as he normally drinks until he blacks out every Friday and Saturday nights.

I'm especially concerned about the weekly drinking.  Once he cracks a beer, you know that he'll be drinking seven or eight.  It seems like he can't stop.  I've talked with him about it, and he says that he doesn't have a problem, he just enjoys the taste of beer.

I had an "intervention" with him a couple of months back.  I told him I'm here for him if he needs help, and that I think he has a sincere problem that he needs to work on.  He acknowledged my thoughts and agreed that he had a problem, and we worked on it together (I kept alcohol out of the house, I wouldn't go out, and I wouldn't have people over who were drinking, in order to help him get through this).

He was good for about two weeks, and then some of his friends who I'm not friends with, got him into going out and drinking again, and he's fallen off the wagon again.  I'm not sure how to approach this situation again.

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<bot>: Roommate has problems with alcohol, I've had an intervention with him in the past.  Is it time for another one or can I help this guy get the help he needs?