Please return to this post in a few weeks and question what led you to be so wrong. It's sort of like when South Carolina became the last state to get rid of a

Please return to this post in a few weeks and question what led you to be so wrong. It's sort of like when South Carolina became the last state to get rid of a law requiring all cocktails to be poured out of mini liquor bottles. There was much pearl-grasping about "what if the bars rip off their customers," and "what if bars pour too much alcohol and road DUI deaths shoot way up?" When, instead of coming with implausible or unlikely theories, you could just look at what is happening in other places and act accordingly.