Just in case you're planning a vacation, and are looking for a place where you can get your drink on and not feel out of place, Forbes Magazine took a break from the depressing task of reporting how shitty our economy is lately, and put together this list of the 15 hardest-drinking cities for you. (Which, considering we are all dealing with this shitty economy, is probably perfect for Forbes to be the ones publish it.)

The mag looked at things like how many people said they drank in the last month, how many binge drink and how many drink more than two drinks per day. Coming out on top? Austin, known for huge music festivals and the University of Texas, has 61.5 percent of its resident adults claiming to have had a drink in the last month, and 20% saying they binge drink.

Milwaukee, with it's brewery on every corner, followed next. (And having spent a week there last month, I can tell you from personal experience, those people can drink.) San Francisco, Providence and Chicago round out the top five. Not surprisingly, a lot of the cities are home to pro football teams. Coincidence? Not a chance.

The complete top 15 are:
1. Austin, TX
2. Milwaukee, WI
3. San Francisco, CA
4. Providence, RI
5. Chicago, IL
8. Seattle, WA (tie)
8. Cleveland, OH (tie)
8. St. Louis, MO (tie)
9. Boston, MA
10. Cincinnati, OH
11. Pittsburgh, PA
12. Virginia Beach, VA
13. Portland, OR
14. Jacksonville, FL
15. Detroit, MI