“I need to see everyone’s ID...”

Meh. I live and work in an upper social economic area that is populated mostly by whites. A lot of time they don’t even lock up the stores after they close for the day.

 

Yep, stings are the reason I card the way I do, which pisses me off because I believe they are the definition of entrapment. If a 60 year old comes up and says he's getting a drink for his wife, I have to tell him that I need to see her to make sure she's of age. It makes me look ridiculous and they get pissed, but cops pull that shit to bust us so I have to do it.

The other one I've learned is that if two women order drinks and one is obviously younger, just ask for both because the old one usually gets offended. I'd rather annoy than deal with a 40 year old woman who thinks she looks 25.

 

I get IDed more for smokes than beer anymore.

The Revenuers seem to be out there scamming the stores on smoke sales than beer anymore.

 

Since you're shorter than most 13 yr olds, is it any surprise?

 

You pull that big-ass phone out suddenly and you might get shot!

 

I said leave the 'I' out.

 

I hope you get crabs, in your eyebrows, f@cko.

 

Technically (at least in Wisconsin when I got my liquor licence) it's illegal to drink if you don't have a valid ID, and also illegal to be served... wouldn't want nana breaking the law would you?

 

https://www.change.org/p/walmart-change-walmart-alcohol-sales-policy-and-or-the-way-it-s-enforced

Walmart policy, and a dumb one.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2014/07/29/walmart-refused-alcohol-sale/13320223/

 

So according to both of those links, they had no business asking me for my ID, correct?

Or even if he did want to ask for it, he had no business denying the sale to her. She was the buyer, and of legal age.

 

I’m going to go back tomorrow and try it again, just to stir up shit.

 

Please GoPro the uppercuts

 

Only a tough guy with people who can't fight back?

 

That is also something I’ve never understood.

The whole point is to be able to prove you are of legal drinking age. What in the hell does the validity of your license have to do with that?

If someone is old enough to drink, then tomorrow their license expires, that doesn’t change their age. They are still old enough to drink.

 

Your age doesn't change, but the legal validity of your documentation of age does.

A note from your mamma saying that you are 30 years old isn't valid proof of age.

An expired ID is no longer a valid legal document, therefore, IT isn't valid proof of age.

Dickly semantics, absolutely, but a legally valid argument.

Legal doesn't have anything to do with "right" or "common sense".

 

Happens at every gas station I've ever been in to buy beer, and I have someone with me.