Well hopefully you have it when they ask randomly some time. I was carded the first time in almost a decade, was a surprise but gotta be ready for it when you purchase age restricted products. If anything someone as a governer should be happy people are checking, as annoying as it is, since the rules are (supposed to be) for all.
I went to high school with a guy who started balding in junior high and had worry lines and a resting sour face. It aged him enough that he bought us Popov a few times, probably because he looked exactly like the kind of person who would buy cheap vodka. He understood his superpower and helped those in need.
But asking for a card just once would have stopped it all. Evenly distributed law enforcement, even empty procedural moves like checking ID, is what justice looks like. We are all in this together.
I agree, my comment wasn’t meant to be taken that it was a good thing. I don’t even look that old for my age. The first time I didn’t get carded I was 21 and wearing a suit from a funeral… then it was like another 5 years until I didn’t get carded again.
Enforcement obviously needs to be improved.
I always thought it was crazy when I worked at pharmacy how I would have to sell cigarettes to someone that was of age, even if I just literally saw a 14 year old hand them a $20 for the butt’s right in the doorway. There should be something allowing for sales discretion and punishing companies that force sales.
Good. The rules apply to everyone equally and that starts by taking nothing for granted, ask for the rules to be followed.
He is 51. I haven’t been carded in a decade and I am in my later 30s.
Well hopefully you have it when they ask randomly some time. I was carded the first time in almost a decade, was a surprise but gotta be ready for it when you purchase age restricted products. If anything someone as a governer should be happy people are checking, as annoying as it is, since the rules are (supposed to be) for all.
I went to high school with a guy who started balding in junior high and had worry lines and a resting sour face. It aged him enough that he bought us Popov a few times, probably because he looked exactly like the kind of person who would buy cheap vodka. He understood his superpower and helped those in need.
But asking for a card just once would have stopped it all. Evenly distributed law enforcement, even empty procedural moves like checking ID, is what justice looks like. We are all in this together.
I agree, my comment wasn’t meant to be taken that it was a good thing. I don’t even look that old for my age. The first time I didn’t get carded I was 21 and wearing a suit from a funeral… then it was like another 5 years until I didn’t get carded again.
Enforcement obviously needs to be improved.
I always thought it was crazy when I worked at pharmacy how I would have to sell cigarettes to someone that was of age, even if I just literally saw a 14 year old hand them a $20 for the butt’s right in the doorway. There should be something allowing for sales discretion and punishing companies that force sales.