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> **1 I'm always drinking like crazy when I see her.** The meaning: I start drinking and after a while I see her.
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> **2 I always drink like crazy when I see her.** The meaning: At first I see her, then I start drinking.
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So far so good. But when I use the same model with "go", it feels like they don't work the same way.

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> **3 I'm always drinking like crazy when I go out.** The meaning should be: I start drinking and after a while I go out. But I think it's not the right meaning.
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> **4 I always drink like crazy when I go out.** The meaning: At first I go out, then I start drinking.
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Do you agree that 3 breaks the rule which is there in 1? I think that 3 means the same as 4. If it's so, can you explain why? Something to do with the verb GO?