Strange rules and no country mentioned. I’m guessing it’s about the USA.
Most countries prohibit sales of alcohol to minors, and when in doubt, the seller must ask for a form of ID. In the US, this is almost always a driver’s license, since there’s no national id card and state id isn’t mandatory AFAIK - people will use that though if they don’t have a driver’s license for some reason.
I don’t know, man. Based on the language of the meme and the triangle on the guy’s shirt, at first I thought of Bermuda.
You don’t. My first fake id was someone’s old military id.
c/americanshitpost?
And they keep building cars with cup holders.
“Cup holder” implies that you’re setting your drink down. The drink must remain in your hand at all times, otherwise it’s a party foul.
That’s why port is a travelling beverage.
Gas is 10% ethanol. Even the car is having a roadie, and I’m supposed to what exactly
Back in the 80s they had drive thrus where you could by alcoholic slushies
Pretty sure drive-thru dackeries are still a thing on Bourbon Street in New Orleans
Quality shitpost
Passport or just an id card work as well.
So will a ski mask and a weapon. Discourse is always so car-centric smh
#guns4booze
But also illegal to drink and commit armed robbery so… same problem.
Technically the drivers license is a field sobriety test, you have to be at least drunk enough to operate a motor vehicle under the influence before you can buy alcohol, they sometimes have you breath in an exhaust pipe if they think you are really sober.
You don’t. You need a state ID. Most people just happen to have a drivers license.
Damn right I drink and drive. My car, my rules.
And drive-thru liquor stores.
You don’t though. I’ve never had a license yet I can get booze.











