Vodka as a medicine and vodka as a weapon, both have merit. While escaping an assassin on the streets of Moscow as I drove a stolen taxi cab, I poured vodka into a bullet wound on my shoulder. The liquor served both as a local anesthetic and disinfected the injury, a swell—yet quite painful—way to start the healing process. Later, while walking on a street in Russia, I was noticed by a police officer, so I spit vodka in his face to temporarily blind him and make my escape. Either way, keep some vodka around, especially in Russia.
9 Spy Secrets Jason Bourne Could Teach Legacy‘s Aaron Cross
Jason Bourne isn't in The Bourne Legacy — out August 10 — but he has learned a thing or two over the course of three films. Here, he gives his best advice to the new agent, Aaron Cross
