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Liquor laws may differ where you are but I wouldn't recommend bringing alcohol into a bar where I live. If you're caught, you'll, at best, be kicked out.
by r2vq 5y ago
Liquor laws may differ where you are but I wouldn't recommend bringing alcohol into a bar where I live. If you're caught, you'll, at best, be kicked out.
- runawaybottle 5y agoI’ve done it plenty of times. Sit in the corner and pour in one of the shots, no one notices (the bottles are too small). I’m not advocating ripping off the bar. But if you and whoever you may be with are already in $100 range, I think it’s fine to do. They markup the prices pretty dramatically and it makes a difference if you are going out a lot.
- edmundsauto 5y agoAh yes, the good old system where you enjoy the premises and get to decide how much profit the place you enjoy should make. Until anyone has run a bar, I don’t think they understand much about the industry’s finances. There are many costs that don’t appear obvious at first.
- jrockway 5y agoDon't worry. If you don't kill your favorite local business, some startup will eventually do it for you.
- asdff 5y agoJust do what people do for drugs and go into the bathroom stall.
- xenihn 5y agoWhat's the worst case?
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- Mountain_Skies 5y agoDepending on the local laws, being arrested might be possible. Laws around alcohol tend to be intentionally archaic. The other bad possibility is that the bouncer bounces you around a bit before shoving out the door and onto the street. Not likely most places but certainly possible in some of the edgier bars.