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> I also wonder if the story about the restaurant clients needing to change table is true tho. In theory, sure, but come on. Do you really expect police to come
by sebazzz 8y ago
> I also wonder if the story about the restaurant clients needing to change table is true tho. In theory, sure, but come on. Do you really expect police to come in with a map of the border and enforce the fact that clients should not be sitting at table #4 but table #5 is ok? That seems a little ridiculous too.
It seems far fetched, as you would expect a restaurant to have one legal address, and which rules apply depend on the rules of that country.
- close04 8y agoAs locals in a town of several thousands and ~2Km at the widest part the police wouldn't really need a map to know every single place. Also the border is literally drawn on the pavement in most if not all places.
- merinowool 8y agoPolice can come and search you to see if you have any dried plant matter on you. I can't see how switching tables is any more ridiculous than that and this is "accepted" as "normal".
- ajdlinux 8y agoThe concept of "one legal address" makes no sense when legally one would assume they are two completely separate blocks of land registered separately in each jurisdiction.