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Clever as it may be it doesn't address the actual problem. They might win the battle but lose the war. You can still ban people to venues that don't have a liq
by jsiepkes 4y ago
Clever as it may be it doesn't address the actual problem. They might win the battle but lose the war.
You can still ban people to venues that don't have a liquor license. You can probably also find some creative ways around it. Like: Move the bar before the checkpoint, move the face check after the bar but before the main entrance, etc.
- dtgriscom 4y agoCrowd control is pretty demanding; I don't think you could throw a bar into the process without trashing your throughput.
- williamscales 4y agoHonestly, I think they could just move the facial recognition check. It's something that happens in a computer using video feeds. There would be no physical difference in the setup, the security would just come for you after you get your beer. That's what makes this so insidious in my opinion.