retired_musiclova31

Eddie sounds so old

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mrfunktastick

a policy like this is just asking for arguements like this at the checkout

retired_lina2212

i drove too tescos other week and went too buy a friend some cigarettes however the guy behind the counter said i need too see you are over 21. i replied well how can i drive but not have cigarettes, he refused to serve me. I went in the garage version and brought the cigarettes, then i went back in for my normal shopping and told him what a ridiculous twat he was whiles showing my purchase. he went on too tell me i looked 20 (i'm 22) but still wouldn't of served me. ridiculous IMO. "you drive and look 20 but i can't sell you products you need 2 be 16 for" so camp

retired_musiclova31

errrr...

retired_kris10nicole

I fought a war for the likes of you

Well, not technically "fought", i was smart enough to get people like Eddie to do the fighting for me. But you get the point.

retired_lynlee2008

Stupid policy, irritating old twat though.

mrfunktastick

lots of 14 year olds joyride

retired_musiclova31

I fought a war for the likes of you

Well, not technically "fought", i was smart enough to get people like Eddie to do the fighting for me. But you get the point. </BLOCKQUOTE>
i knew as soon as i saw the thread title you'd be in here early

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retired_the gizmo

if they didn't legislate common sense out of the work place, most of you people wouldn't be able to hold a job.

retired_rmschaffer

It is understandable.

They had been fined. So they ask everyone to quickly verbally confirm that they are 21.

So next time they get investigated. They can say they made an effort to clamp down on underage drinking.

If everyone gets asked. Then everyone is treated the same. Not just the ones that look borderline 21.