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Lifeafter70

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8. Store policies vary on when to card

Reply to CTyankee (Original post)

Mon Nov 18, 2024, 04:28 PM

Nov 18

If they have been fined or warned, the stricter the policy. My local rite aid cards everyone no exceptions. Cameras are pointed at the cashier and if caught not carding it is immediate termination. Some stores scan your ID or drivers license.
They are just doing there job. Where I work the policy is if they look under 40. You would be surprised how many do not carry their drivers license and how angry they get when you have to refuse the sale. It is the law that ID is required to buy alcohol.
What I don't get is why it is my fault they drove to the store without their drivers license.

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So I got carded yesterday in Stop & Shop, trying to buy a six pack of Dutch beer. I turned 85 last September. [View all] CTyankee Nov 18 OP

Great post CTyankee debm55 Nov 18 #1

I'm only 70 BOSSHOG Nov 18 #2

I'm a cashier at a retail grocery/liquor emporium. no_hypocrisy Nov 18 #3

In my state if an establishment has been cited for selling to underage individuals Hope22 Nov 18 #4

Oh my gosh, that's interesting, CTyankee. badhair77 Nov 18 #5

I usually just say Shambala Nov 18 #6

that's good but I will now stop at my wine and beer store on my way home if I want any wine or beer. CTyankee Nov 18 #7

Store policies vary on when to card Lifeafter70 Nov 18 #8

Oh, I always have my license in my wallet when I go anywhere. I wouldn't drive without having it. CTyankee Nov 18 #9

Some people never age and you're one of the lucky ones Dan Nov 18 #10

Texas law requires a cashier to ask for date of birth when you buy alcohol. yellowdogintexas Nov 18 #11

Well, I was sad the first time I wasn't carded, lol. catbyte Nov 18 #12

They card everybody here hvn_nbr_2 Nov 18 #13

Then, You'll Enjoy This Story ProfessorGAC Nov 18 #14

You must look good for your age. What's your secret? Emile Nov 18 #15

Keeping out of the sun, never tanning. I saw my mother's face age horribly in the Texas sun. CTyankee Nov 18 #17

If someone cards me, I give them a tip. TomSlick Nov 18 #16