She is dead right about the questionnaires.
She and her BF ridicule the "Are You An Alcoholic"-questionnaires, because they have you pegged as an alcoholic for only answering one or a few of the questions with a Yes. Well, that's how they really are.
It was an important, but easily overlooked point that she made there, because people tend to find it ridiculous that it takes next to no consumption of alcohol to qualify for being an alcoholic according to those questionnaires, and rightly so.
Is there any explanation for why the alcohol assessments are so eager to make people think that they have a problem, rather than to go for accuracy?