Context: I agree with the sentiment that you can make a lovely drink with vodka and vermouth , but it 's no martini . For me , it needs to consist of ice - cold gin , a smidgen of vermouth , perhaps a bit of olive juice , and a big olive skewered on one of various cocktail picks that seem to reproduce nightly in our dining room . Shaken , not stirred , and poured into the glass quickly before any of the ice in the shaker can melt . While I love stories of extra - dry martini rituals , like FDR making his martinis by filling the shaker with gin and then glancing at the vermouth bottle across the room , I am not militant about the exact amount of vermouth to go in the glass .

Question: What may be a fact about this person 's drinking habits ?
Options:
0. They drink a lot of gin .
1. They are precise about how they drink martinis .
2. They are strict on what they drink .
3. They only drink gin .
Answer: 1

Question: What may be a fact about this person 's drinking habits ?
Options:
0. They drink a lot of gin .
1. They are strict on what they drink .
2. They are a picky drinker .
3. They only drink gin .
Answer: 2

Question: What may be the reason for their precise drink preference ?
Options:
0. They like the ingredients better .
1. It has less calories .
2. They think it is healthier .
3. None of the above choices .
Answer: 0

Question: What may be the reason for their precise drink preference ?
Options:
0. It has less calories .
1. None of the above choices .
2. It is easier to drink .
3. They think it is healthier .
Answer: 1