I think you have OJ Simpson's vote!

WHAT HAPPENS IN VEGAS STAYS IN VEGAS  didn't work too well for him.

Never wise to advertise a negative.

Would not affect me since I seldom drink.

I just read the article and the campaign is from a group of Idahoans who oppose the new law. I think it will affect tourism and the restaurant industry's profit margins more than housing. Interesting, the article said that 100 countries already have .05 as their BAC.-Kasey

I like slogans that are more positive myself - not sure I would go with the one suggested but, I can't IMAGINE that it would have an impact on the housing industry!

It might have a negative impact on the part of the Utah tourist industry that likes drinking wine or beer with dinner (no idea how many people that is)

Utah has always been anti-alcohol.  It's not a bad thing to restrict the consumption of alcohol if a person is going to be driving.  The statistics are very grim:

"Over 50% of accidents are caused by alcohol-impaired drivers. Over 50% of all fatal highway crashes involving two or more cars are alcohol related. Over 65% of all fatal single car crashes are alcohol related. Over 36% percent of all adult pedestrian accidents are alcohol related."

Read this article from Fathers Against Drunk Drivers website.
 

Don't know that those who come for vacation have a real impact on the housing industry; maybe on the hospitality industry. I'm all for reducing blood alcohol levels. There is no excuse to drink and drive.

Interesting. I do not plan to attend any happy hour events in Utah.

Hard to say. It could impact some, Seems like more of a potential issue for tourism than the housing market

Will have to wait and see

Not if they couple it with more 'edgey' life style offers.

Messages like, "Friends will bail you out BUT GOOD FRIENDS will say, "That was fun. Find a good friend in Utah!"

Negative breeds Negative so the math says...

I've always associated Utah as the place to go for everything except drinking.  I think the DUI laws are insane with regard to BAC, but I don't think this change impacts housing.  Just stay at home and drink, or Uber, or walk, or do one of the million other things you can do to not drink and drive

No, it's going to happen everywhere. I think you need a refund from the PR campaign people though. 

Why would it?

Wow..like Annette Lawrence , Palm Harbor, FL 727-420-4041 commented will need to add some other slogans.

OMG... leave with the cuffs or without....

LOL!  I've been to Utah once.  No one goes to Utah to get drunk!

Wow....we should ask all those RE students from Utah what they think. 

I haven't been following this but on the surface don't think it will impact the housing market at all.

Many good answers already.

       A certain religious group is no longer the majority in that state, but they still control virtually every position in Government, from local to state.  You are correct - a petite person could knock down a couple of glasses of wine or a double scotch on the rocks, and blow a .05

Its cute but what is the target?

Kat Palmiotti nailed this one!

The housing industry will not suffer. The tourism industry won't take a blow until many are arrested. Could hurt restaurants and sporting venues.

It does not bother me.  We don't drink and drive.  A

I wish we knew.

we will see

Interesting.   Not sure how it relates to the housing industry unless solitary confinement or a group living environment is the goal.   

I have never thought about that issue.

Sounds like a great way to discourage tourists.

It could be a problem.

I think this will  be a hidden change for non-residents, until too late.

Unless we try, we don't know the results, isn't it?

To me this sounds dumb.

wow really,  not sure.

Thanks for sharing 

No.

I thought you already couldnt drink in Utah. Not really, but many people already think that. It could hurt those tourist areas where people like to have a good time. 

I don't think it will have a negative impact on the housing industry. It will affect the people who drink alcohol.