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Bars certainly get in huge trouble if they let someone drink too much, and they leave and drive and kill somebody.
by olyjohn 2y ago
Bars certainly get in huge trouble if they let someone drink too much, and they leave and drive and kill somebody.
- knowitnone 2y agobut bars are aiding these drunks. a hammer is a tool specifically for hitting and removing nails. If you put that burden on a hammer, you'll have to put that in a pencil and every object in the world.
- eth0up 2y agoMinor objection... I have and continue to use my hammer, which is none but an Estwing, for demolition work. Often there are no nails directly involved and when there are, I use a prybar. I have also used it to open beers, 'fix' computers, as well as procure therapy to various things that plead for it. On several occasions I've even used it tied to a rope to throw over an unreachable tree limb. That this may be used as evidence in court against me, well, has me almost welcoming a firing squad. What a silly silly planet. Is there any hope for Midori?
- bigbacaloa 2y agoThat's because a bar is generally required by law not to serve someone already drunk.
- stefanka 2y agoI honestly doubt that this is true for the country I live in. How would a bar keeper know your intention to drive? And your ability to drive might be impaired before showing obvious symptoms of intoxication
- gunsle 2y agoI don’t think this is really true at all, at any decently busy establishment there’s no way the bartender could possibly be responsible for what their patrons do after leaving when they barely have time to take their orders
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