quote:Originally posted by electroniceye:
I AGREE WITH THE SMELL! Look at register date: 6/17/2009
quote:Originally posted by electroniceye:
Who asked for the ID? The guy or the cashier.
quote:Originally posted by T S C:quote:Originally posted by electroniceye:
Who asked for the ID? The guy or the cashier.
Please read the original post:
there was a man and his wife ahead of me. he was buying alcohol. the cashier asked for id and asked for her supervisor, explaining to the man she is not old enough to sell the alcohol, someone of age must ring it up. the man got upset with her supervisor as well, started saying he was a cop with Killen (he was in uniform) and there was no reason to card him, he had his badge and they were idiots. he pulled his badge out and started getting very ugly with the young cashier.
quote:Originally posted by earthmomma:
Two facts: Underage is a minute under 21. Yes, underage cashiers can legally work at Wal-mart. Many establichments (in TX and Ga, for example) ask for everyone's ID so no one gets offended. This is just background for the discussion.
quote:Originally posted by T S C:
Your aunt misinformed you.
ALABAMA MINIMUM EMPLOYEE AGES
Sell: 21 (19-20 year olds can sell at establishments only if the establishment has complied with the requirements of the Responsible Vendor Service program.)
To pour/mix: 21
Serve: Generally 21
On-premises: 19-20 year olds can serve at restaurants only if the establishment has complied with the requirements of the Responsible Vendor Service program.
Off-premises: can be under 21 to sell beer or wine with adult in attendance
http://www.abc.alabama.gov/index.aspx
quote:Originally posted by 1Lewis:quote:Originally posted by T S C:
Your aunt misinformed you.
ALABAMA MINIMUM EMPLOYEE AGES
Sell: 21 (19-20 year olds can sell at establishments only if the establishment has complied with the requirements of the Responsible Vendor Service program.)
To pour/mix: 21
Serve: Generally 21
On-premises: 19-20 year olds can serve at restaurants only if the establishment has complied with the requirements of the Responsible Vendor Service program.
Off-premises: can be under 21 to sell beer or wine with adult in attendance
http://www.abc.alabama.gov/index.aspx
So why did the girl have to get a manager to sell the alcohol if it's okay to sell when your under 21? Or did I misunderstand the law or miss something in the original post?
