June 5, 201214 yr This actually reminded me of a time when I was about 15 I was with my dad in UDF and he wanted to buy a 12 pack and they wouldn't let him buy it because I was with him. He was telling the cashier I was his son, that he wasn't buying it FOR me but the guy wouldn't budge. He insisted that when purchasing alcohol, everyone in the group must be 21. Does anyone who doesn't have a problem with RTS's problem have an issue with that? No issue at all with it. How is the clerk truly to know the intent of the purchase. 2 options for the buyer, either 1. go to another store, 2. don't go beer shopping with your kids.
June 5, 201214 yr Author THEN DONT!!!, go to the Kwicky Lic and get your drink on from Abdul and quit clogging up my UDF line with your useless banter, my ice cream is melting.Isn't THAT EXACTLY WHAT I SAID I'D DO? Don't blame me for ColonelCrazy questioning it. Besides, Greater ice cream is MUCH better anyway and there are countless places that sell beer that have common sense policies.
June 5, 201214 yr Author No issue at all with it. How is the clerk truly to know the intent of the purchase. 2 options for the buyer, either 1. go to another store, 2. don't go beer shopping with your kids.I could at least wrap my brain around the reasoning for not selling with a kid present. But a 50 year old with a 52 year old present is beyond stupid. That's why I'll gladly go elsewhere.
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