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As a German the only unethical thing is that the beer is non alcoholic
As a fellow german I think most american beers are a crime no matter the alcohol content.
@@henrychinaski8686 eben kein deutsches Reinheitsgebot 🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪
As a Belgian the unethical thing is that the beer is Heineken.
Y’all tripping. I saw a BUNCH of old Oma’s drink alcohol free beer in Munich. I remember that shit cause I was like “hey I’m in fucking Germany, I just drank at work in the morning, this seems sacrilegious to have alcohol free beer”
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There’s a 0% chance of a kid actually drinking more than one sip of that before spitting it. Would just give him a sip of my beer and watch his face like my grandpa did to me.
The first time I had beer I loved it immediately from the first sip. Before that I had only had wine and a tiny bit of Jack Daniel's (which I was convinced was messed up because there's no way someone could actually drink something that tasted and felt that awful.)(but yeah it was regular Jack it tastes like that)
Lol my parents gave me a half cap of svedka when i was 11/12 at a party they hosted i immediately spat it out and cringed at the taste much less the embarrassment 😂😂
I'm 18, last time i had a beer was new years and it was fucking awful - only had it to help my bf finish it
when i was like 17 my parents had a party and i walked over to the bar (we had a home bar) without saying anything and poured a shot of vodka and looked at my mom who had a "dont you fucking dare" face on, then my dad who had an unconcerned face, and my aunt just yells "well its better he tries it with us than at a party". So i shoot it back and immediately cough and gag while they all laugh and my mom goes "i dont even need to ground you, thats your lesson". They asked me like 20 times that night if i wanted another shot. i said no every time. Fuck vodka
@@Dude8718 That shit taste like the bubbles you get in toys mixed with piss 😭 I’m concerned with your tastebuds
Me, a german: No son of mine is drinking 0% beer 😂
0% is terrible!
A good dad at least make sure it’s that 15% stuff.
Just straight up ripping top comments word for word
@@DuplexWeevil337taste like good ol cat p!ss
Why not. is it any worse than your hemp (0thc) lunch?
In the late 80’s when I was around ten I was helping my dad work on his car. He ran out of beer and he said let’s go to the liquor store. Instead of candy he bought me a “Near beer”, and when we got home we continued to work on his car but I was drinking the near beer. He’s gone now, and I remember that day almost every time I have one. I’m not a drinker, but when I do sometimes I remember that day.
That’s nice❤
And what bout the chon chon?
the kid got a stronger beer than the dad
This kids going places, maybe the closest bar near him.
Idk, if a beer has the power to turn a guy into a girl, that’s a pretty strong beer imo
Beer isn't meant to be bitter
If you want a real beer drink
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That lil man came out straight, he’s probably adopted, if ykyk
Fun fact. In the state of north Carolina you can drink at any age as long as you're on private property and in the company of family. Soooo, legal even with alcohol in it
GA is similar. You have to be on private property, parent has to be present, and it can't be at a party or gathering.
State of WI you can drink anywhere anytime with your parents.
in new zealand kids of any age can drink out in public at a restaurant as long as they’re also ordering food and with your parents. you can also drink at parties as long as your parent signs a note saying you can drink x amount of booze lmao
Most states have this because of cultural or sometimes religious differences that would have parents allow their kid to drink
I believe WV is the same.
When I was 11 years old, 1978 there was a non alcohol beer called Near Beer, the ol' man from the liquor store would put the can in a lital paper sack for us.
I've never seen someone misspell 'little' like that.
@@garethkalum8297 well, now you have.
Have a gr8 day!
We used to drink Apple Beer when we were teens. It was pretty tasty.
@@garethkalum8297lol yeah. Is it Gru from Dispicable Me? Read it w that accent😂 but fr what happened cranial wise to this man
Perfectly ethical. If you teach him to hate the taste of beer early on he has less chance of becoming an alcoholic
He bought him a whole fucking pack lmao
By that logic your kid should never consume sugar caffeine chocolate the internet any form of recreation and thousands of other things that have addictive properties
Definitely. And teaching a child to hate sex early on lessens the chance of teen pregnancy. makes perfect sense 😂
Yeah but really it's about mimicry - There's a reason many ppl grow into their parents wither they want to or not. Plz pay attention to such when your young
The exact opposite thing happened to me
My dad would always hit me with the “you payin or me this time”
Ye same 😂
Never had a dad growing up man, I’ll make sure to do this to my kid when I get one!
My dad still hits me with it if I’m just standing there
my dad also used to say i stole his good looks when women called me cute as a kid
omg my dad would always hit me too!!
I just remember my papa giving me one of his busch lights while I was guarding the chicken coop with my little .22 he gave me. I hated it but still drank half it to try and impress him and his freind while they were just laughing at the faces I made. He only stopped me halfway through. God I miss that old man.
That’s a memory that will last forever man.
Good story hold on to it and tell your kids
Bless bro ❤️
God bless good fathers
Facts but do you drink responsibly or are you an alcoholic? is the question we all want to really know😅
I pull out the dad joke every once in a while if i go to the liquor store with my daughter, ill get my beer then look at her while at the cashier and say "now don't drink all my beer this time" 😂 she goes "daaaaad i dont drink your beeer" all embarrassed 😂 thats what dads are for lol
Some city/state laws prohibit the sale of alcohol if anyone you came in with are under age. Doesn't matter if it's your spouse, child, niece... they'll even deny you service if you walk in at the same time as a stranger and they appear to be ynder age.
I have immense respect for you choosing to inspire debate here, without much judgment either way to allow ideas and positions to flow freely.
Agreed
Yeah is there something wrong with a 5 year old buying nonalcoholic beer putting him straight towards being an alcoholic is the next great question of our time.
@@joedepalo3230lol ❄️
This is random but at least he did not have lolli pops for the kids, when i was young and my dad said he was going to the liqour store me and my bro would get really excited because we knew we were gonna get some candy.
Well said
Sharing a beer with your son is pretty wholesome in my opinion
Not at "there you go Jonny you can reach" age
@@user-tp3vw6uz7s more like the yank out your ID age
@@user-tp3vw6uz7s it's non alcoholic- just a funny tasting liquid
Once their both legal
You guys replying obviously didn't grow up in the country where this is real common most boys have their first taste of booze when they start teething cause it's what our grandads did
My boss uses to say:
Our personal belief doesn’t matter, if it ain’t illegal, we do it.
If we don’t do it, they‘ll get it somewhere else and just loose a costumer.
kid takes a sip never wants to drink again i call that good parenting
Liquor Store 352 with the hard hitting social hypotheticals in the year of our Lord 2000 and 24. Best store in the game.
2024? Nah that can’t be right, it’s like 2005 at most, the 90’s were 10 years ago
Lord 😂😂😂😂 Lord what
@@scoobydoobielll5632 yeah 2014 was 2 or 3 years ago
@@scoobydoobielll5632bro thinks the 90s were 10 years ago ☠️bro the 90s were 30 years ago
@@LordOfAnal the joke understander has logged on
My dad used to ask me to get him a beer when i was a small child. My reward each time was a sip of his beer. I used to love getting it for him. I'm not an alcoholic and as far as i can tell it didn't mess with my development
My dad did the same. I got to have a sip of the foam. Still not a fan of the taste of beer.
lol used to ask for sips at restaurants myself lol was like 6 or 7. He always emphasized ONE SIP 😂 I actually enjoyed the taste it was funny when I turned 21 all my friends would be drinking wine coolers and chick beers. Or shots and I’d be sitting there round the fire slamming beers
A sip won't do much. Most juices and such have a small bit of alchohol in it anyways.
@@eddiemarohl5789 yeah he was an old school rub some dirt on it kinda guy. My mom used to get mad😂 but the “one sip” was his arguing point. Think he got a kick out of the fact I liked it. He’d call me bread man or young Irish man.
@@joshsmith2021 hah yeah I was called a bread man for a different reason. Turns out getting free bread from my family's bakery did numbers on my waist line for a good while
Wild. Where I serve we were having a promo on 0.0 Heiny. Get a free can for simply asking for it with any valid takeout purchase of food. You still not only had to be 21 to get it, but whoever was giving it to you also required a valid liquor license to even hand it to you.
Even though it's not enough to give you an actual buzz, there is still around 0.03% alcohol inside of it.
I'm glad i found this on Spotify this 🔥
I would never sell a man Bud Light in front of his son. That's how respect is destroyed.
So you would sell any other beer?
Hell yeah Jordan keeping families together 100%
ur so pathetic its insane
Thats dumb. Thats just you trying to keep the kid in a fairy tale shell and the world will one day break that shell. You f kids up in the long run doing stuff like that.
@@Berserk1Mangayou missed the joke lol
The kids choice of beer is better than his dad's 😂
heineken is genuine pisswater
Heineken sucks ass
@huchihuni3701 then what does that make bud light cause bud is fucking trash
@@BBboxing i agree, bud light is also fucking trash
Dude just stfu, imagine letting politics get in the way of enjoying a classic beer
Kid wants to be like dad and dad is humoring him.
I half-expected John Quinones to come out of the back room.
absolutely love this direction of content. liquor store ethics are more complicated than people give it credit for, and I would love to see more of this type of discussion
Having worked at a vape store its this level of difficulty x1000
Lame.
I had an off duty cop get mad at me for not selling non alcoholic beer to his kid.
He sent the kid in while waiting in his car.
I refused.
The cop came in a few moments after I sent the kid away, yelling and saying he was going to get me fired.
Instead he got suspended from what I understand.
This was before social media though
Yep. The laws in my state for hemp were 18+, but my boss's policy was strict 21+. The amount of angry kids and parents I had to threaten to call the cops on was nuts.
I wouldn't sell 0% alcohol beer to someone under 16, and if the kid could barely reach the counter like in the skit, you're definitely not getting served and I might call the cops.
@@NovaPax Rightfully so, I'd be real fucking pissed if I were legal age and someone refused me sale based on their feelings and feelings alone. I look young and have actually had my ID stolen by clerks so maybe f your boss and his weirdo control fantasy
Fun fact, in wisconsin, any person of any age can consume liquour if under parental permission, and/or in your private domicile
canada too!
Why was this never on that 70s show 😂
Fun fact: you can do that in any fucking state.
Same in Colorado
Same in Texas
My grandma is German and she would say the same thing we had a whole conversation about drinking stories all the time
I remember coming to this liquor store with my mom as a kid.
It is legal in 20 states for kids to drink alcohol under "family exception" including California, Washington, Wyoming, Montana, South Dakota, Texas, Wisconsin, Ohio, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Alaska, Oregon, Colorado, Iowa, Minnesota, Illinois, Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, and Maine.
There may be more but you should check your local laws.
Again check your local laws.
Missed nebraska, they have to then stay at home with the folks though
The Mexican restaurant i used to work at was a hot spot for parential exception. As a former grunt I'd always get a shot for the up coming service members if i knew they were shipping soon. Better to take a shot here than over there.
Any things legal inside your home.
@@Hike_and_Yap100% not true
New York too
I grew up with state run liquor stores, and they still have them there. My grandfather drank way too much Jack Daniels. He'd take us to the "medicine" store with him and if we stayed with him and kept quiet, he'd take us next door for ice cream. We went to the "medicine" store a lot.
Fun fact: Doctor's used to prescribe whisky to people for pain and cleansing. Four Roses distillery has some of their original bottles with doctor's hand writing on display at their place in Tennessee.
@@LomhowFun Fact: Cocaine was also used as a medicine. People got high as fuck and thought that would help. I feel like it would probably make it worse. I don’t know, and I’d rather not find out. This is the end of the FUN fact.
I feel like that will be me with my grandkids but with cannabis.
Oregon?
@@aydankennison4656 Virginia
That’s wild, you can be too young to raise any concern (toddler) but than old enough to raise concern (teen). Was thinking about this the other day
Was at an event, and there was a foreign player who was competing in it in our party. He refused to drink alcohol until the tournament was over. So he ordered non alcoholic beer, they still carded him at the hotel and said even though it didn’t have alcohol he had to be carded. We were all shocked
in my state, we cant bring literally anyone under the age of 21 into a liquor store. i remember my dad trying to run in really fast to buy a case and didnt want to leave me alone in the car, but the guy working said “she cant be in here.” LOL
“That’s not my daughter you deal with her” 😂😂😂
Been there me too!!
When I was 19 my boyfriend was 28 (gross now looking back because I’m currently 30 🥴) he had me go into a liquor store with him, I was like?? I said “umm I probably shouldn’t..” he said come on it’s fine. So I go in, naturally the person at the counter wants to see my ID so I said “oh I’m not 21 I’ll tell you right now”, dude refused to sell to my ex, my ex gets mad & throws a crybaby man fit 😂😂
I was like ??? I told you didn’t I ??? Like tf 🤣
Cali? Lol
Can you *figuratively* bring someone under the age of 21 into a liquor store, though?
I remember when I was a kid, in town we lived in there was one bar townsfolk used to go, including my grandpa. One day he was babysitting me while my parents were out of town, and he was like “Ok kid let’s go to the bar” and I were sitting there with him around people drinking beer and smoking cigarettes, watching soccer on TV. I was chill with it, regulars loved me, the bartender was a nice older lady, gave me tea and cookies. Good old days, man I loved growing up in Eastern Europe
Its football
@@KrisnaldoSui not for US bois
@@KrisnaldoSuithe us may be the only country to call it soccer but the rest of the world needs to also acknowledge that the us exists (hard not to) and vice versa. It’s fútbol AND soccer. (Depends on where) the debate is just stupid
@@theyakel1yes the US exists, but it's football.
The US barely plays association football, so they have no say in this. If the sport would be huge over there then sure, we can call it soccer too.
But the only reason why they don't call it football is because to them it's an irrelevant sport.
@@ReiAyanami1712yeah and it’s dumb as fuck too 😂 I call it football and soccer
In the UK no as anything below 0.5% can legally be classified as non alcoholic but it still has alcohol in it
When I was a bartender in Ireland, Bulmers cider made a non-alcoholic version called Cidona.
It was weird to see kids at dinner getting a Cidona and drinking it next to their parents drinking Bulmers in a pint glass over ice. It was like they were in training.
Legal: Yes, Water comes with the exact same ABV
Ethical: Yes, Don't discriminate customers for their poor taste in beverages
Not correct. Alcohol-free beer has a small percentage of alcohol in it. It’s less than half a percent but still there.
Very well, then should Kombucha be illegal to sell without showing ID? @@immortalsun
@@immortalsunnot correct. Not all non alcoholic beer has alcohol. The brand in the video (Heineken), has 0.0% alcohol. Whereas something like Corona N.A. has 0.5% alcohol.
@@immortalsunthat’d be illegal. Is possible to get no alcohol in the drink
@immortalsun Cough syrup has more alcohol in it than that beer and that's perfectly legal, I don't see there being an issue.
Shit when I was 8 I was working in my aunt and uncle's liquor store. I was stacking cases and filling the coolers. Hell I even ran the register from time to time. But I wasn't allowed to touch the lotto machine. I got $10 a day and all the OJ that I could drink. It was a wonderful experience. It taught me many important lessons and to value hard work.
hate to break it to you but your aunt and uncle were commiting felonies on like 3 different levels and you were the victim
W
$10 a day as an 8-year-old would have made me feel like a millionaire.
When i was 12 i was micking my parents margaritas and sour gins
@@rickeydart3040 hell by the time I was 12 I was making money hand over fist. Had a produce stand during the growing season. I cut every lawn in the neighborhood and shoveled the driveways. Working in the liquor store was a very good experience. It taught me to work hard and never stop hustling.
When I was in high school in the early nineties I played tennis and away games we always took a van. This one time me and a few friends bought some NA beer at the store we stopped at on the way back. We were drinking when cars would be behind us. The coach got pissed because of this lol.
Lol my kids love O'douls! Only O'douls tho. Anything else, they hate it. We call it, kids beer! 😂😂😂
Loving these after school programs
This dude selling is such a jackass
As someone who’s father gave him beer at 9 years old and laughed when I hated it but told me to keep going (I am now 24 battling to stay sober and have been hospitalized for alcohol poisoning twice) there’s absolutely no harm in it, good ole fun with the papa.
Are you blaming him or yourself?
Stay sober bro but don't blame others for your problems I'm a pot head my dad gave me my first joint at 11 is it his fault I choose to still smoke?
Realest comment here.
@@saimuljune10fake story.
So was the story supposed to be convincing? Because all it did was make me feel further that it's unethical
From Wisconsin legal to drink with permission/supervision from parent/guardian at any age above 6 I believe so yeah
It's a bonding experience between father and son, he's trying to obey the law while giving his son what he wants
What’s illegal is drinking bud light 💀
😂 its just piss and water
Lol water
Wouldn't even give it to my plants lol
What’s bad is you’re either saying that cause you’re a homophobe or a real beer drinker, and due to the state of America it’s a 50/50 shot 😂
What’s wrong with bud light
I was like 8 or 9 when I got my first taste of beer. We was breaking up the ground to plant a garden and the proudest moment of my life was after a hard days work my Father telling me “have a beer with me son”
No more wholesome words exist to a son.
Yeah I started drinking early too now I have an aud
@joshuahaubrick6801 I have hallucinogenic persistant perceptive disorder
I believe "I love you" would be.
@@Akeirbuah just do ket 😂 get with the drug nuances its 2023 bro
Yeah, my dad is a recovering alcoholic. That would not be a wholesome moment.
We smoke Js, like Jentlemen, thank you!
Used to go to the liquor store with my dad and the clerks there always gave me and my brother free suckers
As kids we always sipped dads beer and had a puff on his smocks. The hole family did this
In the UK it's illegal to sell 0% ABV beer, wine, or spirits to anyone under 18.
I think it’s the same in the EU. I remember years ago our local grocery store refused to sell 13yo me an alcohol free wine.
For all you know that toddler is struggling with alcoholism, and you turning them away is just another roadblock on his path to recovery. Don’t judge people.
In Illinois, that kid wouldn't even have been let in the door! 😂
When i was growing up they had bubble gum packaged to look like a pack of cigarettes. Its since been outlawed because it was a gateway drug.
Things are dangerous. This dad could be bonding with his son and teaching him moderation and self control all at once. You can mention that this might condition the child to use alcohol BUT thats as far as you should take it. In a few years that kid will be around cars, medications, power tools, alcohol, weapons, etc and will need to know self control and restaint. Nothing wrong with something dangerous as long as its handled properly. Free will
Not only is it ethical but I think it's good that the father is introducing their child to alcohol in a productive and healthy way with a low or no alcohol beverage
This ^^^ and you can be fuckin sure when the kid hits 13/14/15 and his friends start drinking behind their parents backs, he’ll feel comfortable enough to talk to parents about it. I start drinking when I was like 2 months or so off of 14 with my parents present (I was a Luke Littler sort of job to be fair I had a fuckin beard lmao), but by the time I hit 18/19 and it was legal I just didn’t really care about it anymore, and when I did go to the pub or the occasional club I didn’t have that immature need to get wasted nearly as much.
@@DazTravThis guy started growing facial hair before he hit puberty ain't no way boy 😂
Edit: You would have had to if you had a full beard by 14, don't reply with some stupid shi.
You didnt hit puberty before 14 lol? what? And where the fuck did I say full beard? Dont remember Luke Litter walking around looking like Hagrid?
Puberty starts in most males between the ages of 9 to like 12/13...
Damn life with the women as a teen must of been tough for you with your little blonde hairs, poor bastard @@Im_4Him20
@@DazTrav I only saw the 2 months part and was VERY concerned lol
@@Im_4Him20I had a beard when I was 12 some people have growth issues
Depends on the state. In PA NA beer and wine cannot be purchased by, purchased for or given to someone under 21.
In Alberta Canada they've just started selling singles of 0% beer in gas stations
I Work at a beer barn and have had a situation happen similar to this. The law states you need an ID for non-alcoholic beer because they don't want to encourage underage drinking. Plus, Non-alcoholic beers are still regulated by the Federal Alcohol Administration Act, even though their alcoholic content is legally below what is considered to be an alcoholic beverage. This is because of a, somewhat legal anomaly, where any malt beverage is regulated by the FAA.
And from my personal opinion, I’d do it since the parent is buying it and is obviously gonna “supervise”(drink) with his son, I have no problem with it.
Like most laws generally state, it’s up to the parent wether the child can have a beer or not. Even at that the kid’ll spit the Heineken 0 out.
Interesting. I didn't realize the FAA had control over anything humans put in their bodies
Also, it’s not at all a given that it’s actually being bought for the kid. I’d give it 90% odds that the kid just wants to participate in the shopping, not in the drinking.
@@JasperJanssen That's still a 10% chance at a felony. By the way, did you know that the beer isn't 0% alcohol? It still has a tiny bit. Can't remove it all.
I will say tho that if your employer at said place has policy and regulation against it in yout state, you could get fined and maybe even jailed (again depends on the state and laws) for even selling it after the child puts it on the counter.
I worked gas stations in missouri and even if it was non alchoholic, if it was an alchohol brand like that we couldnt do that. If a kid put it on the counter we couldnt even finish the sale entirely. And if it were caught on cameras or if a cop were there and tried to sell it wed be screwed.
@@Rabbit-the-OneAnd bread contains a tiny bit of alcohol. In fact, most bread is more alcoholic than alcohol free beer. If it has less than 0.5% ABV, your liver filters it out faster than your body can absorb the alcohol, making it impossible to get drunk even if you drank dozens.
Feelings like part of a training seminar
I started drinking at 24 after my kids were born. I was completely sober my whole life until then. Now I’m looking for better ways to deal with stress. 😅
When I was a kid I went to the liquor store with a friend and after he paid I grabbed the Jack Daniel’s and was told immediately that next time if a minor touched the alcohol it would be refunded and they couldn’t sell to us. Different scenario but still.
I’m just gunna say, when I was a very young kid, my dad was watching football and asked me to grab him a beer out of the fridge. I got one for him and jokingly asked if I could have one and with no hesitation he was just like “yeah sure go ahead” I was taken aback by that. But still I grabbed one and went to the living room and he opened both of them up and handed me my beer. I went and sat in the armchair we had and over the course of about 20 minutes I took two maybe three sips. After I don’t know how long I finally handed him my semi warm beer after he finished his and walked out of the living room. Hated alcohol as a kid. A bit different now but I’ll say that actually tasting the stuff made me want to have nothing to do with it for a long time until after highschool.
When I was a kid I used to go to the liquor store with my grandpa and the cashier would always give me a sucker. They would also have me go grab beer from the fridge for them and I would open it and take a sip as tax.
The labor for a reward is a good lesson to teach.
In the US Air force we consider that grooming and human trafficking. But I guess the law enforcement needs to be reformed so that we understand that this is not okay.
@@tealfractals48 how tf is that human trafficking, im genuinely curious on how that is considered that
@@tealfractals48 how the fuck is asking someone to get a beer for u grooming and human trafficking?
@@tealfractals48a sip isn't doing any harm other than preventing the same kid from drinking excessively to rebel in future
As a cashier at a major retail store , I can say that I am still required by law to ask for identification for any item that comes up as liquor or alcohol department even if it happens to be not alcoholic. It's also the same with Certain cough syrups and medications
In Poland the only unethical thing would be that's it's not a vodka
There's special time in a father's life when he shares a beer with his son.
That time comes well into their teenage years. They stopped calling them "little" Johnny many years before that.
Not mine. My father doesn’t drink :(
@@colinaudette291bohooo😢😢😢😢😢😢😢 how saaaaddd😂😂😂
@@colinaudette291womp womp
Both my parents been sober from anything in like 30 sum years so I'm probably not going get fucked up with my dad anytime soon 🤷🏽♂️
The problem is not the 0.0 Heineken for the kid, it’s dad buying bud light
It all tastes like Afghanistan swamp water, so why does it matter?
@@Model3140digitalalarmclock Bud light is scientifically proven to instantly turn whoever drinks it gay. Its the gay beer.
@heisenburger99.1 you have some damn respect for Afghanistan swamp water. Disrespectful even comparing it to bud light
@@brookspact6069what’s wrong with bud light?
@@yo-ff4lwit's piss water
I firmly believe that it is up to the parents
As a Romanian, I started drinking at 14
If it's zero alcohol, it's legal, and if you are considering policing his morality, consider how much parents love when you tell them how to raise their kids.
i used to get picked up by my dad from primary school then straight to the pub for a few hours eating salt and vinegar crisps watching the CRT TV in the corner while he has a few pints, a true British upbringing
The good ole days of having 5$ worth of quarters at the bar as a kid
That's sad
SAME.
In the United States, non-alcoholic beer is legally allowed to contain up to 0.5% alcohol. Most contain 0.3% to 0.5%. You can have your license revoked if you sell.
Bringing your kid to the liquor store is top tier divorce dad behavior
You must be from the new gen lol
Serious question, why? I can't say I go to the liquor store all that often, but sometimes I do, say before a holiday or friends coming over, and it's usually a part of a list of errands, which I'll usually take my kid with me for.
I guess the issue is I'm bringing my kid with me to buy alcohol, but how is that different than, say, buying a bottle of wine at a grocery store?
@@dalegaliniak607 didn’t say you can’t, just observing that usually divorce dads drink, so they also have to go to the liquor store to buy drink. Divorce dads have to bring their kids to the liquor store because they are divorced, so they can’t leave their kids at home alone. Nothin wrong with it, just what divorce dads do, my dad did it.
My divorced dad would let me drink alcohol
You know how many time this happens along with the whole family coming in. Actually I see more mothers bringing their children in the liquor store than dads.
Victorian Bottleo worker here, our laws around alcohol service say that any 0% Alcohol Product is as restricted as an alcoholic one, at least in terms of the sale of it, im unaware of the consumption laws as they personally aren’t relevant to me.
Back when I was a kid our local liquor store would give us popcorn lol
When i worked at 7-Eleven(corporate owned) policy was if the age verification alert popped up on screen we had to i.d; some teenagers were joking around attempting to buy the corona 0% & since it just scanned normally like a bag of chips i made that sell & they "goated" me lmaoo it was an experience for both parties
so ur saying with every 7 eleven there's a *chance*
you were goated because they switched regular corna bottles with the 0 percent ones
Dad was the warehouse manager for Budweiser back in the 90s, Vividly remember going to work with him on Saturdays and always looking forward to lunch because he'd give me an O'duels... I was around 7 lol.... I turned out okay lol
My dad gave me one to thinking he was slick😂
Yuck dude
Yeah it turned out perfectly fine You only drink a 12 pack at lunch😂😂😂 now
@@justicemcdonald2939sounds kind of like projection to me sorry you can’t handle your urges you will get better soon
@@CertifiedHater98Better than a Bud Light.
In Ohio there is no consumption age as long as it was bought by either a parent, guardian, or spouse. The purchasing age is limited to 21.
When I used to go to liquor stores with my dad and I’d hold something for him, the clerk once told me it was illegal for me to hold the alcohol, so he would carry everything to the car and I’d help him unload when we got home. I’m not sure if that lady was telling the truth or if she was just messing with us, I’ve never bothered to look it up
I'm Hawaii, it is legal for an underaged person to be with their parents or guardian while buying alcoholic beer. HOWEVER, the parent or guardian MUST take the child straight home if he or she intends on allowing the child to drink.
It is legal (in Hawaii) for underaged drinking as long as the following standards are met;
1. In the privacy of a private homestead.
2. In the presence of a Parent or Guardian.
3. Parent or Guardian MUST be "sober" enough to maintain order or the peace while the child is drinking.
I absolutely want more content like this. Worked at a bodega with heavy alcohol sales. Worked in cannabis as well. Ethical hedonism should always be promoted - and stuff like this makes people think.
Does is though? It’s just a kid throwing up a 6-pack. I did it with my dad all the time. I was the beer hauler at the grocery store.
@supdood885 Absolutely. Some stores do not allow minors to participate in sales at all if alcohol is involved. Some states allow minors to drink *actual* alcohol with parental approval and therefore it is non-conversation in those cases. Some could argue it could be a parent grooming a child into drinking, whereas it may also be a parent teaching proper consumption habits young. It's a video that opens the conversation to seeing if a counter clerk is mature enough to handle hedonistic sales.
Edit: I stated alcohol sales in the first sentence, however this may apply to cannabis or other hedonism retail
@@widdrshinswondersyeah like he said it doesn't make much sense.
Here in Finland it is legal to sell 0% beer for underage persons but stores mostly have their own guidelines not to sell alcoholic-drink-like products to minors.
I used to do this with my dad all the time as a kid. I still love the taste of O’Doul’s.
My father would throw a beer at me after cutting the lawn I was like dad I'm 16 and this bastard was like drink up before the neighbors see 😂😂
I made rum for my grandpa when I was younger
I'm sorry you had an abusive father
@alecmullaney7957 abusive no not at all he was setting me up to succeed 😂😂
We have quite strict alcohol laws in the Nordic countries. With state-owned liqour store monopolies. However it's perfectly legal for kids to drink non-alcoholic beer. In Sweden the limit is set at 2.25% alcohol. Anything under that is legal for children to buy and consume.
That's enough to get smashed as a teen if you can stomach about 10 of them.
It say this on google “non-alcohol beer and wines which contain less than ½ of 1% alcohol may only be sold to those 18 years of age and over”
My dad never had an issue with me having a non alcoholic beer while he drank his actual beer until i turned around 16, at which point he introduced me to gin and cranberry, which we usually had almost daily. Nothing wrong with it when its being properly supervised, and done in due moderation.
Back when i was young teen in the mid 80's, we could have block parties where they'd get a permit and shut down the street, corner to corner, and just party. As long as there was "adult supervision" you could drink regardless of age. 10 year olds getting beers and shots with the police right there watching. not saying it was good or bad, but that's how it was back then.
How it should be
I have a hard time believing this, do you live in the states? Just want more clarification before I just trust you.
@@calebelson1definitely used to be like this in Midwest United States in the 80s. It was a completely different world in this country 50 years ago
@@calebelson1totally also like this in the northeast. I’m from ny and we did this in the 2000s kinda fizzled out here, not sure anywhere else.
Wow I'm from Ohio and honestly thought block parties where just like a big barbecue that someone was nice enough to host. I've never actually been to one or knew thats how big they really were.
He acts like the Heineken is the issue😂😂
Huh? Elaborate
@@MIIRAPOSAI believe he’s shitting on bud light
@@benparo171oh ok. Thought he was just unfunny but he’s also a transphobe
@@benparo171 Rightfully so bud light is what the confused drink
@@user-vd5tm4cb7wI’m from the Netherlands and in my region, Heineken is the worst rated beer😭Grolsch is much better, but unfortunately not worldwide available.
I ascribe to the thinking that you need to demonstrate responsible drinking to your kid. Having two beers on a Saturday and making it clear that you can enjoy alcohol in moderation on rare days is important. Your kid is going to drink eventually, but you can control what his context is when thinking of drinking: parties that he'll attend in his youth, or his parent having a beer with dinner.
Little Johnny no manners cant say hi but he wants beer 🍺🍻
In Germany kids usually start drinking at 15. So the culture is definitely different, but it wouldn’t be a shock to see a younger child having alcohol free beer with their dad. I feel like it would be a fun and wholesome bonding experience.
Depends on the state in the US. Like in Wisconsin that's normal, but I would guess it would be pretty opposite in Utah
I don't see a problem with it.
I'm Canadian, and I was allowed to have a single beer at 15, or have a glass of wine with dinner.
Agreed, Wisconsinite here and the only thing odd about the whole situation is that they plan to get non-alcoholic beer
@@john_la_chapelle in North America, it is generally illegal to sell alcohol to someone if they indicate that they are buying it for a minor. The clerk would have to refuse to sell if it was an alcoholic beverage that the child was getting..
The kid will take one sip and say it tastes like a burp 😂
It’s sweet he wants to bond with his son with a beer and he’s being ethical about it
I accidentally paused the video right before he said pause 😂😂😂😮
Wisconsin here, this is almost common place. Your underage kid can drink with parents in restaurants. Different culture up here. Lol
And that’s why 7 of the 10 drunkest cities are in Wisconsin
I think there's a big difference compared to drinking sips at a meal with family, as opposed to "going to the liquor store" with dad. It just comes off as super skeezy as opposed to dad/grandpa giving you sips of theirs.
@@MetanoiaMan Kids go get drunk with their parents at the bar quite often...
Love from Kentucky. We have 2 barrels of bourbon per resident.
Same here in Mississippi.
I think it seems cute, he's bonding with his kid because we all know kids want to be like grown ups, so he's letting his kid play grown up without actually giving him anything dangerous
yeah but its also getting him used to the taste of beer and making him want to drink actual alcohol
@@milkypickle9654 I mean every kid wants to drink alcohol regardless
@@rainesaysdie863 yeah, and then they taste it and don't want it anymore
In the UK
It is still illegal due to there still being 0.05% alcohol
Little Johnny so small, he didn't even cast a shadow when walking in with pops lol
Yes it’s 100% ethical, I am French and grew up on 0% wine, I don’t drink very often and definitely keep it healthy, it’s all about the morals your parents teach you and show you.
Edit:
Thanks for the likes!!!
Just for everyone who was saying “it’s just juice” so your aware, this video is displaying how it is immoral to give kids 0% alcohol because you are normalizing alcohol, I disagree because normalizing it isn't morally wrong in the first place. I also started drinking real wine when I was 12, before then was 0% wine. *Big sigh*
That’s just juice 😂 I think most children grow up on juice brother
You were drinking juice bro
All americans grew up on 0 percent wine
Hahaha,oh i needed this this morning. Thanks.
@@Mr123hulkwho tf is u referring to?? Cus it ain’t us😂
What an entertaining way to start a conversation about liquor store ethics and under age drinking! it would be interesting to hear more from of a liquor store professionals perspective on addiction or substance abuse too 🤔🤔