It always strikes me as odd, when I'm driving on country highways and encounter a bar in the middle of nowhere. How is the bar not sued out of existence? Ther

It always strikes me as odd, when I'm driving on country highways and encounter a bar in the middle of nowhere. How is the bar not sued out of existence? There is no plausible way to travel to and from the bar, other than a private automobile, and no taxi service within an hour's drive. There are no houses nearby with clientele that could walk to the bar. Why isn't that considered an attractive nuisance like a swimming pool?