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My drink with Pearl Harbor attackers

A waiter brought glasses of whiskey for the table and the gentlemen offered us some. In that moment, time stood still. An experience I have never had before or since. I silently debated “can I share a drink with men who bombed Pearl Harbor? Who killed Americans? I am from West Virginia. Can I refuse? Can I claim not to drink?” 
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