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I don’t work for the government, the 2nd guy is legal
Believe it or not you still have to follow government laws even if you don’t work for the government. You can have your license pulled if you knowingly sell to someone buying for a minor. “Oh but I didn’t KNOW!” Ok well have fun in court explaining this. Or don’t sell to him. Oh jeez. Look at that. We are back to the dilemma.
EDIT 2: since so many of you seem to not understand. Sell to him and have a 1%+ chance of getting caught and put in legal issues or don’t sell to some stranger who you owe nothing to and have a 0% chance. You all act like you have no autonomy over your actions.
Edit. To the guy under me. My ENTIRE point was “is it worth having to get caught up in legal nonsense to sell to some guy I don’t know who based on basic logic is probably committing a crime. Or should I just not sell to him so I don’t have to deal with legal nonsense in general”
@@alexdrum94good luck proving I didn’t know? Okay, good luck proving that I did know for a fact that he was buying it for minors lmfao
Yes
@@alexdrum94 yeah but I don't know anything about this guy so fuck em!(the government)
@@alexdrum94Hold up pause. How would the government even know?
I ain’t no detective just the cashier😭
Bro doesn’t realize you can be charged and fired for selling to them..
@@magnesium7383 not if there over 21. it doesnt matter what they do with it
@@magnesium7383but they’re not selling to the kid they’re selling to the adult
@@magnesium7383if I were to sell you something what you do with what I sold you had nothing to do with me
@@magnesium7383that’s like saying that people who work at an armory/gun store are responsible for school shooting if they sold the person that gun
“I’m not a big fan of the government”🗣️🗣️
30 on 30 on 30
30 on 30
"I need to tell them something piccolo"
“Nobody is stopping you.”
@@TerrancezoneI’m not a big fan of the government 🗣️‼️‼️‼️
Dude has some how merged being a GameStop employee with a liquor store cashier
Good call
Underrated comment
Awesome
GameStop never stopped me from getting an m game
I have never been to GameStop but I somehow completely understand
This has happened to us. Two customers get the same specific thing back to back but they don't know each other at all.
suuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuure
You've been bamboozled
@DigitalEkho Yeah, it was the new mixing bowl mash up blizzard, and we got one with no cookie, but add extra brownie pc with PB topping.
@@jansteen5640you've been spackledorfed
@@DigitalEkho In a world where people copy things they see online ALL OF THE TIME, are you really having such a hard time believing this? And these are the kinds of folks that go around online acting like they're smart.
Funny how the guy didn't mention the ages of the folks he's referring to, but you assume he's lying. Why would two adults buy the same thing after each other if the knew each other and were both old enough to buy it themselves instead of just getting double of everything the first time? Doesn't make much sense when you actually put thought into it, does it?
I would check his trenchoat for two teenagers sitting on eachothers shoulders and inspect if his moustache is real😂😂😂
Golden
If we were your kids we’d punish ourselves
Vincent Adultman!
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"I'm going to buy a car today"
Its almost like a new hire liquor store orientation video
Fr they gotta pay me to start watching this shi😂😂
@@marie9524if you don’t they won’t let you pass to get your license 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I used to work in a smokeshop and even though booze is something of itself. This guy's videos ring really close to the experience
I was the 2nd guy one time but I had no clue who that kid was. Literally just wanted my regular pack of Reds. lol
Nah one time it was right after I turned 21 I ran into my homie who was like 19-20 outside the gas station dap him up talk for a second go inside grab a tall boy twisted tea and tried getting 3 packs of cowboy killers. He went in and tried to buy exactly that 5 mins before I did they was arguing like fuck with me about it
My fault that was prolly me, especially if you talking marlbolo reds 😅
The odds of a very common brand of cigs asked for twice is much much better than 3 of the same exact brand of liquors of all the liquors you can choose from
Ya that suxs unfortunately the government can suspend the stores license if they think they are letting straw purchases happen. And unfortunately for the store they will have people test them to see if they are by doing this as a dog and pony show.... even if they don't cop a charge license suspension can kill a business
It’s above my pay grade, he’s legal 🤷♂️
Read that as gay parade lol
It's literally part of your job. It's exactly within your pay grade.
U won’t be saying that when u find out the kid died driving drunk
So you don't find it weird that someone came in right after you denied purchase to a minor that is buying the exact same thing as the minor was trying to buy
@@evangregory141.1k disagrees with you
In Europe:
- Kid: thats for my dad!
- cashier: ok
Yeah, no
Maybe in the shithole countries
@@1aande1 No, Spain, France, Netherlands, Portugal, Italy. These are all places where they do that. I wouldn't say they're trashy countries personally..
They'd be more confused why you're explaining who you're getting it for.. Why would they care?
Not really
This looked like a new hire in training video orientation seminar. I thought I was about to be told, "please choose the correct answer below that applies to continue" 😂
😂😂😂
Lol
A lot of them could be
Hahaha
Idk about the US, but in the UK, proxy sales are considered basically just as bad as selling directly to a minor. If caught, the shop can lose its alcohol license, its owner can face fines and even jail time, and the employee who sold the alcohol may also face fines, and will almost definitely get fired.
Same in the us. It could get you charged with involuntary manslaughter or negligent homicide. And even if you don't get criminally charged you will be liable to the family if they want to sue.
@@fyrnabrwyrdadepends what state you're in and that's what makes the big difference between the UK and other European countries and the United States. May have a strong federal government that has a set laws but states can do things different. I grew up in Wisconsin. In Wisconsin and I think there's a couple other states like this your parents can give you alcohol They can give alcohol to a 10-year-old if they want there is no limit now Why risk that there might be child endangerment but if you're in Wisconsin and you see a 14-year-old at a bar with their dad and he buys the drink and hands it to the 14-year-old don't call the cops because they'll laugh in your face That is completely legal. The bartender isn't going to get in trouble the establishment isn't going to get in trouble. As long as the parent buys the liquor and hands it to the minor that is legal in the state of Wisconsin. Can tell them you're doing that too and the bartender cannot deny you that alcohol sale it'd be like denying a pregnant woman alcohol It does seem counterintuitive but the personal right succeeds so if a parent says I'm going to buy my 12-year-old son a beer he can buy that and hand it to his 12-year-old son and that's perfectly legal If he pays for it but the bartender gives the minor a drink that can get the bartender find and other things but as long as the parent hands alcohol to the minor then it's perfectly normal legal. Same in a liquor store You can go in the liquor store by the six pack of sodas and say I'm going to enjoy this six pack with my son He's 15 and we like to have a hard soda at the end of a day It's one thing I do for him when he helps me in the yard The bartender or the liquor store clerk at that point can sell that father that alcohol because that alcohol is going to give it to his 15-year-old son. The minor can't be in the liquor store I don't believe but the father can say he's buying alcohol for his child and that's perfectly legal
Alcohol laws of Wisconsin
Those under the legal drinking age may be served, possess, or consume alcohol if they are with a parent, legal guardian, or spouse who is of legal drinking age. Those aged 18 to 20 may also possess (but not consume) alcohol as part of their employment.
@@minnesota_fats7344 the bar can definitely decide to not sell alcohol to parents if they are giving to minors. I'm also in Wisconsin and have held a liquor license. There is no obligation to sell alcohol to a customer if they are giving it to a minor.
When they start enforcing the law in the UK, imma start following em.
Bro coming out with liquor store training videos 😂
goddamn this IS just like a work training video LMAO
@@Metradime come on now, I've never seen one that is this good lol
U gonna answer
when u turn the same person around 50 times u seek other solutions
Fr
I would consult with my salary first to see how much I care😂
Absolutely. My legal obligation is done if I don't see you handing it to the kids. they are gonna get drunk regardless and I've never been paid enough for confrontation.
@@bcampbell12095 if he gives those drinks to the minor then the person who sold it would still be fined heavily, and possibly arrested/fired. It's still a liability and selling liquor to adults who plan on giving it to the underage is illegal. It's hard to prove, but in a situation like this it's safer for you, the employee, to deny the sale.
Geez, you know? Thats how corporations and businesses that pay u little think too.@@bcampbell12095
Right how much am I paid to care 😂😂
Lmao you’ll care if you become responsible and are fined or face jail time.
18: Old enough to be charged as an adult but not old enough to drink.
Old enough to get drafted into a war and die but not to have a beer.
Yep, old enough to die in a war, old enough to get married, old enough to sell your holes on LonelyMans, old enough to have a baby, but somehow not old enough to drink or own a handgun. We really are a stupid country.
They let you drink if you’re in the military. But they tried making it legal for 18yo to drink and they fuckin ruined it being stupid with DUIs and fatal crashes
Old enough to have to pay taxes but not drink some wine with dinner
Imagine being american
My parents let me drink a beer on Sundays watching football with my dad. My mom used to pour us a small glass of wine when we had a good meal together. As an adult, I have zero alcohol abuse problems. It's the age-old problem. The more you forcefully banish something or make it taboo...the more kids will go out of their way to not only use is, but abuse it.
On a side note, the USA is one of the only westernized countries to have the drinking age be 21 😂. The average male life expectancy is 73 years old. So, in the US, you have to wait over 1/4 of your entire life to sip some liquor 🤣
That’s interesting because I was brought up the same way and went to college in NY state in 1973 when you could buy and drink wine and beer at 18
I get what ur saying but u cant just use yourself as an example of a non alcoholic when genetics and addictivess person to person has to do more with substance abuse.
@@JR-zi9vjyea I don’t buy into that weak minded notion that if my father was addicted to food or any other substance that me his son is automatically going to be a big fat fcuk who’s addicted to food and or other substances you allow people to take the easy way out when you let them believe there fates are determined by genetics
If you need alcohol that bad you ARE an alcoholic.
It is just based on each person. I was focused on not ever having alcohol and here I am still to this day. I never once tasted it nor ever had a desire, too. Its truly dependent on the person if they end up with alcohol promblems
This guy waited till he was 21 to have his first drink
Hahah lmao
And… following the law is uncool for losers like you? I was 21 on my 21st Birthday I had my first drink
Whats wrong with that?
@@JohnSmith-bd2relol loser 😂
@@aleandre2732just means he’s a stick in the mud/stickler for the rules. Nothing wrong with it I guess but if you just do what everyone tells you you’re whole life you’ll never have a unique path
Bartenders dont even take their jobs as serious as this guy 😅😂
Bartenders don’t get cops posing as shoppers as far as I know
depends where you're at, because around here, if a bartender sells to someone underaged they're fucked, so they don't do it
@@ElpSmithhad some one come in and do this today
@@ElpSmiththey definitely do
yeah its not like its a felony or anything
In my experience as a liquor store employee, I checked the 2nd customer's ID and if they're legal (they always were) I would just recite, "Due to ongoing circumstances, I am required to remind our customers that purchasing alcohol for a minor is a crime. Your total is ______." This unloaded the burden from me and placed it on the potential wrongdoer, didn't accuse them of actually doing anything in case it just happened to be complete happenstance (which I don't ever think it was), and implied that all customers were being reminded of that fact instead of just the one in front of me. In that situation, only the guilty get defensive, and they'll out themselves, allowing you to refuse sale with full confidence.
its not a crime where im from so its just like asking if you would sell alcohol to an adult
That's what i would do, he is an adult and can buy whatever he wants. If he helps a kid get alcohol then it's on him.
As long as the person in the store Handing me the money for the alcohol is 21 or older I could care less, kids are gonna get drunk anyways, not the cashiers job to worry about that, unless the dude hands it to the kid under a camera outside of the store or something
this should be the only answer, liquor store employees are not the cops and the obligation at least in this circumstance is super minimal, people are going to get what they want because the system was designed with cracks
I believe in most states a parent can buy alcohol for their child if the child is over 18 and under their supervision/gives them permission even in public. They just can't drive obviously
according to most liquor laws if you suspect that an adult is bringing it to a minor you must refuse the sale
The law is very specific in the “suspect an adult of buying for a minor” that the argument is easily thrown out when I say “I fucking hate my job and can’t remember anything about any of these customers. All I care about is are you 21? Are you drunk? Cool here’s your shit get the fuck away from me”
@@SuperKingStevieyeah good luck using that excuse lmao
@usernamepassword236 even in my tiny town at least 50 people walk through the door and buy alcohol in any given shift and even throwing that out it's impossible to prove whether or not the cashier noticed anything was off at all. I rarely even look at what im ringing up let alone memorize it
@@landon2661 that is called willful ignorance if you can't even remember the person who came in not even 5 minutes ago that's a you problem and a you problem that will lead you to jail or at the very least never being able to sell alcohol again
@@usernamepassword236 "if I suspect?" and "willful ignorance?"
Cashiers oftentimes can't recollect what robbers look like. And quite often forget repeat/regular customers faces. And in busy stores with lines of folks waiting for service at busy hours and/or sales, day in and day out remembering fine details regarding customers and their exact items can become near impossible.
Good luck PROVING what the cashier is thinking might be suspicious. Or proving that he remembers details that he has said he can't remember. And then what? Is it illegal for customers to buy the same or similar products at times? And going to jail over selling similar products to someone? Those assumptions are about as credible evidence as accusations of witchcraft.
Man if the pro-serve liquor license course had Videos like this that would be so lit - this is way easier to understand
no way you had trouble understanding the contents of the liquor license course 😭
@@miltonfriedman1912he probably didn’t finish high school
“Lit”
@@miltonfriedman1912 I passed it in an hour with 100% but I've had to help three of my friends with the material 😭😂
they do, atleast mine did.
Bro thought he was John Quiñones at the end there 💀
What would YOU do?
JOHN QUINONES WHAT A REFERENCE
WHADDAYADO?
Next episode of 20/20 on OWN
are you talking about John or Juan?
By law, you have to deny the sale, but over the last 10 years, seeing trends, and now with TikTok and big alcohol trends, you literally never know
Depends on what state you’re in. Many states allow parents to furnish a minor with alcohol.
???? How does tiktok and trends change the fact that its illegal?? You can lose your liquor license for being dumb in a case like this.
You are really smart i assume, ill be wrong. Sorry Mr_Vibez2847329473728394782920484729374 gei bud
@@Domedwho because adults use TikTok just like teenagers and believe me teenagers do drink so you got two types of demographics that think something looks good and taste good so both of them are gonna go try it i’m not saying he shouldn’t card them. I worked at a corner store that sold both alcohol and cigarettes so me personally, I card everybody because in the end not only does the store catch a fine but you also get a fine as the cashier that sold it to them.
@@Westbound100 that’s true also I was told in my health class depending on the state you can drink at restaurants if your parent or legal guardian those present, I don’t know how true that is but hell it was something I learned in high school like six years ago
the shaking hand always gets me 😭
"what would you do?"
*Me choosing kiss the consumer option*
Game over!
(He was wearing poison lips)
Jail
which customer??
Jokes on you, the second customer was two kids in a trench-coat with a fake mustache. You’ve just kissed a random kid, good luck in jail.
Ahhh. You played baldurs gate too 😂
I’d be like “Nah, I just wanna flex that I can consume alcohol and they can’t.” 💀💀💀
Don’t gotta drink fuckin whipped pinnacle to do that tho
@@IFeelWeakyeah but it’s more of a rub in the face because he probably doesn’t even like it but the kids do so they just have to watch him be satisfied by them being unsatisfied
And you can’t drink at work so no you can’t
@@windytv7511😂 get a life bro
oh take a fucking joke dude lmao@@John_De..713
Walk outside and see if the kid is sitting around the corner waiting for him 😂
That and hope you have an outside cam.
Lol I never drank cause I have an allergy or intolerance to it but when I was younger I’ve had to get things from people of age at gas stations and smoke shops and that’s the #1 way to get busted .
@tripical so you are a friend of Bill W then?
Why?
@@rrosenberg98for what a kid trying to drink😂
You work in the liquor store we wanted to see which choice you made
Not ask us😂😂😂
My manager would kill me if i turned down the second guy
Your manager is an idiot. If you sell it to the second guy and the guy under 21 kills someone or himself drunk driving, etc, you and the business you work at could be liable for having sold it to him. ESPECIALLY when it comes to minors. Better hope then that people will believe you when you say you didn't know.
Your manager is a POS then. He's okay with selling to minors as long as the person buying it is an adult? Even when he knows it'll go to a minor? Yeah, POS.
Not if it's and ABC (state store)
Your manager will be fined out of business start looking for a new job
@@kristianthe1st859 That's not how things work here
Now I wanna stay in a liquor store staring and waiting for the oportunity to pull this off
You'd look like a child predator 😂
You'd look like a predator XD
@@thereaper6848yes cause sitting and doing an assigned job task makes you appear as a predator.
@@Knot_Sean Jeez dude, it's just a joke. And I was assuming he was the one buying the same liquor as the kid.
Kick rocks
i as a customer did this and got in and couldnt remember what my buddy wanted, the liquor store guy knew, put it on the counter and sold it to me. Joke was I was 19yrs old but had a beard LOL
I had the same thing happen when I was a kid 😂
I keep forgetting use is 21, I'm Canadian
Got vodka while still 16. I am german tho not US
I still get carded as a 32 year old with a beard lol
been there
Nothing stopping the kid from getting someone to get something else completely, the kid is getting alcohol no matter what
I make mine personally
That's fine and dandy just ain't getting it from there let someone else pay the price
But by following the law, the cashier can minimize that
@@7weco When i was younger people just stole it. So i rather have a kid pay for it than steal it.
@MakamaFEET that's preferable for him he only cares cause he wants to keep his license to sell booze
What if the kid wants Blantons
No matter what the answer is no then, unless you have spent $400 a week every week for the last 3 years on his shift... even if you see the bottle behind him.
Yeah but do they have any?
You have to call and ask ahead of time! 😂
So you're now inplying he has Blanton's?
I’ve got a Weller Reserve for sale lol
“What would you do?”
- Mind my business lol
And Get fired and maybe go to jail for selling Alcohol to an Underage person
@@stealthsniper.4636 technically didn’t sell to a minor but sold it to someone of age who can purchase alcohol
@@97NikeSb then the alcohol was given to the minor something you could have prevented But you choose to mind your own Business Straight to Jail.
@stealthsniper.4636 no lmfao. That's not how that works.
Knowing how litigious Americans can be, I wouldn’t make that gamble
Meanwhile in England, Tesco employees would see 7 year old me picking out my own ciders and not say a word about it lmao
Same as in Aus, Americans are just weak
Americans are weird. They would sill guns to a kid but not alcohol to someone aged 20 years and 11 months.
And yet I'm 27 year old 102kg powerlifter and get asked for ID when I buy a fucking energy drink in the uk
@@LeCraftStudio
Maybe you have a baby face 💪🏼🥺
@@rayan5150 bro, once I went to morrisons petrol station, filled up my car, got a monster, and got asked for ID. Like, common sense, if i was under fucking 16 I probably shouldn't be driving?
Bros really the best teacher out here for alcohol store clerks 😂
getting people to buy you alcohol as a teen is one of the best feelings ever
nah but getting refused be feeling like the end of the world
@@dylanbradley5875 You guys need a fake Id to drink? Bro, I’ve been drinking spirits since I was 6 XD
@@dylanbradley5875I just steal that shit
0.1 gpa activities
edit: alcoholics trippin on copium 🤡🤡
@@DarthKanye ur right smart people just smoke weed. alcohol is useless
In Norway: it’s for my kid 😁
cashier: say less
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they are extremely strict here so thats bullshit...
I think he meant Germany
@@A6Clips drinking culture in norway is like this. Though you can’t literally go to the store and say you’ll buy for your kid, most parents will “buy for themselves” and give it to their kids.
@@itokishere damn
When I worked at a gas station we were told if we were reasonably suspicious do not sell
Second guy got ID? Yes? Ok sold.
Wouldn’t work if you get caught selling to him even if he’s of legal age since he’s giving it to the kid, court will fk you over
@@HAbdullah22 nobody cares lmfao. It happens all the time and the only people that get in trouble most of the time are the customers.
@@HAbdullah22can’t prove I knowingly sold it to him. I don’t get paid enough to care 🤷♂️
@@jackcable1028 no most times the store gets fined. Those juvenile charges will be thrown out as long as they are not drinking and driving
Tell me you've never got your liquor license without telling me you never got your liquor license.
They don’t pay me to be Sherlock holmes
But they sue you as if
@@thenoob4024Have a fun time proving it
@@YouareDetained42069
I know. Just gotta say I didn’t know, still a tricky situation infront of the law.
@@YouareDetained42069either way why would you want a minor to get alcohol lmao. If you know that’s what’s happening why would you do that. Minors shouldn’t be drinking I learned the hard way and wished I never tocuhed alcohol, wish I had good role models to prevent me from doing so. Apparently you think it’s okay.
@@Dogwalker447hot take, but its morally ok for minors 16+ to drink alcohol with their parents/legal guardian.
There's plausible deniability legally on your part anyways, it's not "knowingly selling to minors" because the minor isnt present and didnt come with the adult. Either way, i dont think that selling to the minor would be immoral if they were 16+ anyways.
“Not even the Red Bull?” 😂😂😂
Yeah no grounds for that. At that point the liquor store employee is just being an asshole.
so he's an asshole for not wanting someone in their store who is trying to get them fired... if i worked somewhere selling liquor and a kid tried to buy some i would make them get the hell out
@@eyesofascension8678Are you familiar with comedy?
Funy enough. Since beginning off that year energy drinks are 18+ in country i live.
@@komiks42 in all honesty. It’s like that everywhere it’s just most places really don’t care.
Edit: 99% of y'all genuinely have never worked retail or don't know how it works and it shows a LOT
As someone who works retail, I can confirm you're allowed to ask for the ID of anyone you suspect to be underage, and even after, still refuse to sell alcohol to someone for certain suspisions like buying it for minors or them being already extremely drunk at time of purchase
In some states its required by law to always check id regardless of how old they look.
Only if you’re a pathetic schmo who takes their job at the gas station too seriously
Where im from, you can deny people for any level of intoxication. Alcohol on breath is enough for a bottleo worker to say no here, doesnt ever happen but thats the rule
@@sethosborn1054I buy alcohol while drinking all the time, but Im also not slamming half a bottle of crown.
@@MacMashPotato Yep all the stores around me doesn't matter what someone looks like, the register won't complete the sale until the barcode on *somebody's* state ID is scanned.
Still can’t believe Americans have to wait until 21
my mom always bought me drinks when i turned 18, even though the law is 21 my mom grew up in an era where here in louisiana it was 18, 21 is way too big imo even tho im 21 now
Yeah because binge drinking at 18 with a brain that isn’t fully developed is a dope idea.
@@CodeineAbdulJabbar Brain development stops aproximately at 25 tho...
the age was changed to18 a time ago but they changed it back to 21 due to the very large increase of DUI/drunk driving deaths of teens since you know.. the US is fuckin huge and everyone has to drive place to place unlike, say the UK, where practically it's all walking distance so not too bad. Actually been hearing the UK has gotten a pretty big increase in drunk driving deaths lately so wonder what they'll do about it..
@@CodeineAbdulJabbar we don’t do that though?we just take our time getting used to it instead of immediately getting drunk
Bro went from being a redditor to a chill dude to Neil Degrass Tyson
I had a video with Neil pop up directly after this😂😂
Now THAT is a DownGrade. 😮
😂😂😂
Yeah legally if you suspect their buying it for an underage person, your also supposed to deny them service. At least thats how it is here in North Carolina
And South of North Carolina, and East of North Carolina, and West of North Carolina, and even North of North Carolina.
@@xnamkcor 😂
Bro I will be watching the security cameras the moment the boy walks out😂
Why? Who cares if some teens have a few drinks we all fucking did it
@@tylerhughes5420 haram!!!!
@@tylerhughes5420might be different in America. But Proxy sales in the U.K. can have jail repercussions and even shut down stores/stop them from selling alcohol
@@tylerhughes5420 Because you can go to federal prison if you sell alcohol to kids.
@@tylerhughes5420because if it's a setup you get a fine and risk your alcohol permit (And they do this kind of test on purpose)
As somebody who worked at multiple *special* stores, if this happens all you can do is ask. If they deny it and have a legal ID that states they are of age then you're in the clear. If I saw him talking to the underage person outside or a transaction between the two then no I wouldn't sell it. If there was no interaction that I could see between the two then I would sell it.
What if you saw them hand it off/interact after the purchase, would you take action?
@@Bruhbruhbruh-rn9qvno lol
@@Bruhbruhbruh-rn9qvno. Off premises = not my problem anymore.
@@Bruhbruhbruh-rn9qvyes, you’re a witness to crime 😂
No, you are supposed to deny sale.
When I was a cashier there was a bunch of 13-14 year olds that tried to buy alcohol, denied them, older guy came in and deadass picked up the alcohol they left behind, said he wants to buy it fast. Said hell no. Then a cop came in and said we passed the compliance check. I'm not catching a charge for that, yet again this was years ago and that store can rot.
When i was a teen like i worked at a convient store by a bar and a lady came in and asked for beer at 2am right when the bar let out and then b4 i could say anything she flashed me her boobs and they were very nice.
I was like those are real nice i can't sell you alcohol but A for effort. Still don't know if it was the old flash the knockers trick by the atf.
If the other guys is of legal age to purchase the alcohol what he does with his property post purchase isn’t liable to you or the store he purchased the goods they became his property once in his possession he furnished minors with alcohol that’s his property he actions not yours or the stores
@@IceOsrs As a vendor of alcohol I'm allowed to refuse sale of anything prohibited to minors to ANYONE if I am under the assumption it's intended for minors. The very moment you think that's the case is the moment you as an individual can be charged for it provided it's proven as such. You're totally liable, it's why I didn't get slapped a fine and also why my store kept the liquor license in the first place. If you think because an adult buys it it should be fine, it's not always the case.
@haskins_halligan I guess you're also liable for alcoholism too huh? Lmao, come on, dude. Liquor stores can't know what you're doing with booze. That's dumb. I'd fight that in court. I ain't liable for shit. An adult buying booze for kids is his problem, not mine.
@@chi_zeit's the failure to intervene. If you knew an adult coming in with kids to a vape store and wanted to purchase a few, would you? For an adult, it's their responsibility for their actions and health. But a kid? No?? It's not right to compare the two. There's a reason why you can't buy alcohol underage or cigarettes underage. A child's mind isn't developed enough. It's a very slippery slope into substance abuse because you got your hands on it at a young age. As well as Social Learning, being encouraged by an adult that's clearly not in the right state of mind if they're giving children alcohol. It's not about being responsibly for the adults (to a certain extent), it's about being aware of a risk of a child potentially getting hooked on substances then following through with that risk anyways.
The store can refuse service if it thinks restricted products will be sold to an underage individual or if the ID does not meet the law's requirement for purchasing age-restricted products.
In Germany we start with 14 to 16 years. But you guys are buying our cars😅😂
What about weed
@@ar0221_ what do you mean?😂
@@ar0221_ It's still illegal but will apparently become legal on 04/01/2024 according to the government
What do cars have to do with this?
@@mintysquinty2989 let him cook bro let him cook😂
Your the kid who reminded the teacher they forgot about homework.
You’re the minor buying whipped cream vodka
Yeah if forgetting homework was a 3000 dollar fine you dingnuts
@@mikeoxlong7533lol
@@mikeoxlong7533hell yeah tho
And look where homework got him😅 jk
Ok so dont ask for the same thing twice thanks for the advice man 👍🏻
Exactly, he’s just reminding people that if you switch up the order then the next guy will have zero problem getting you booze
This is a very immature response that is honestly very telling.
This is just common sense this is not advice, he’s asking if people are party poopers or not
No one cares bro@@reinathefox6600
@@reinathefox6600womp to the fucking womp 🫵🏾☹️🫵🏾 🤜🏾😢🤛🏾
I my country there are no laws regarding sales of alcohol. And no there is not a lot of alcoholism nor drunk driving.
Just cause you think that don't mean shit
just guessing but i bet you have other potentially much more serious problems over wherever you are
Nope, every country has laws regarding the sales of alcohol
I find it funny how in the US you can drive at 16, get dragged to war at 18 but can can only drink at 21
We should make everything 18 at minimum
You and everyone else with a brain. Blame the republicants
@@soutparkstatic69 or make everything only for 21+
1 cars are just transportation are they dangerous they can be sure but they aren’t made to be 2 the draft Doesn’t exist anymore 3 yeah no duh alcohol is poison I mean that literally it is and changes your brain chemistry little bit problematic especially when you’re brain isn’t done developing until you’re 25
16 Start driving lessons ( can take care of your transportation)
18 join army school ( graduated from high schools)
21 can drink (at least you have seen life little bit so you don’t be drinking jerk )
Check all IDs protect YOURSELF not just the store. I work at a liquor store and just today my nightshirt coworker had two young girls come in. One had an ID of 21, other wasn’t checked. 3 minutes later police came in and wrote him a ticket. It’s not just the store, you will get in trouble. Word of advice if you work at a liquor store, the law says you don’t gotta serve anyone. That being said, don’t serve anyone you have a weird feeling about, and check everyone in the friend group. We might get shut down for a day and I’ll definitely have to deal with a bunch of police making attempts now.
EDIT: yup, I’ve had about 10 stings come in and try to catch me selling to minors since the ticket my guy got. I go outside every time and see the undercover cop car lol. This is what one mistake can lead to
Is there not a smart serve certification in the US? This is one of the most basic things you learn when being certified to be able to sell liquor, at least in Canada
@@hyperr1092I do not believe so. I used to work food service and we had an American working as a busser that hoped to be moved up to server because that’s what they were in the US. I told them they needed to be of age and hold the certification to serve alcohol and they seemed surprised.
I didn’t see them again so I assume they got their cert and went to work somewhere else as a server/bartender.
He should have told the cop to shove the ticket since his only obligation is to ID the person who is buying it.
He was 21
@@cult_of_odin in my state during the course to receive your tobacco and liquor license it tells you to check each person's ID when selling either product. It also says you're not obligated to give a reason for denying a sale
"Not even the redbull" 😂😂
Not even…
Stores shouldn’t be liable if someone used a passable fake ID
Balkan kids at 17 quitting alcohol for the second time: ok buddy
Kids in America drink too
@@justacryptid4687 Not nearly as much as Europeans. They also have lower drinking ages. Mostly 18, and some 16.
Its 16 for beer and 18 for hard liquor @@TrueMartin
@@TrueMartinGermans can buy it at 14 with their parents
Dont forget the marlboro gold in a side bag
Every time my dad tells me to go to the gas station to buy drinks for him:
Me and my father used to go to this liqour store to cash our checks every friday. Literally knew every worker by name. Had been going for over 2 years. He puts a 30 count case of beer on the counter. I look at him and say, "I'll pay for it.". I drank about half of his last case so it felt fair. Clerk asks for my ID, I hand it to her, she wouldn't except it because and I quote "It's vertical and not horizontal". I hadn't gotten an updated license after turning 21 so I still had a vertical license. It was clearly legal, had my birth date which show I'm 21, but hasn't horizontal. Anyway, father steps in and says "fine I'll just pay for my own beer". Clerk looks at him and goes "I can't let you buy alcohol for a minor". He was so pissed. 😂
krazyyy😂😂😂
so I had a similar experience when I was on spring break at my aunts time share in Florida when i was 17. she is a super small and frail woman and she was buying a box of 4, 1 gallon wine bottles. so a little heavy. I went to grab it off the counter for her after she purchased it and the clerk said I couldn't carry it out because I was underage. so in return, we made the clerk carry it to the car lol. it was just weird because I'm from Wisconsin and carrying out isnt a issue.
the only reason to reject ID is if it has expired, ID only lasts 10 years (5 years for under 16's)
These workers are ridiculous
I been going to same 7-11 since i was 8 and im 20 now and the same Indian mf still work there and where bros I went from buying slurpee now im buying cigars
As someone who works at a gas station that sells alcohol products, yeah no, im denying that sale. Its too suspicious when a minor just tried to buy the exact same items.
And before anyone says anything like who cares or that itll only cost the company. Try again. If a company loses their liscense due to you selling to someone underage or buying for underage, the comapny can not only terminate employment, but also seek lawsuits for damages caused by your actions and losing a liquor liscense is indeed a big enough loss for them to go after someone for.
And lastly, its never on the cashier to risk their livlihood because someone else couldnt handle following the law.
the correct thing to do is to challenge the customer to rock paper scissors and if they win, they get to buy the liquor
finally a sensible person
In NJ we have total plausible deniability. A parent or adult could literally say "i'm buying this for my teen kid" and while most normal people, like myself, would refuse sale on that, if i still went ahead with the sale i couldn't get in any legal trouble for it neither could the business. Our laws are very loose. Also in NJ if you can drive legally, you can transport alcohol in your car. You just cant BUY it.
I mean NJ has a law where you can drink underaged as long as you have parents permission
"everything is legal in New Jersey"
@@poopee4702there's a law like that here in WA. p sure it's something like "if ur 18-20, u can drink under the supervision of someone 21+"
source: just turned 19
@@poopee4702That’s literally everywhere in the entire united states😂 I can tell you’re a kid just because you’re acting like that’s crazy lol.
But they can drive a car at 16 and carry guns at 8. What a dumb ass country
“SIR GET DOWN”
😅😂😂😂😂😂
I work in Ireland and its called alcohol sales via proxy. If I suspect its for someone else, I have to refuse
Your job is to not sell to minors, you aren't paid for detective work
You also don’t have to be a detective to put two and two together.
And chances are incredibly high that you arent paid enough to care @@Avenz0r
@@Avenz0r Trinitarian Christians believe 1+1+1 = 1 God somehow so I wouldn't put it past requiring a thorough investigation.
@@Avenz0rand if it's just coincidence what then
@@Avenz0r I'm not paid to put two and two together either
I love these old style “what would you do” videos
Buddy, you are paid minimum wage 😂
And?
Is that an excuse to break the law??
@@GoldenMechaTiger yes. It is.
@@Zomboo try that in court. It wont work very well
@@GoldenMechaTiger Last time I was in court I called the judge an inbred and told her she shouldnt be a judge because women are too emotional. She asked my opinion and regretted asking because she could not punish me for my opinion. I straight up triggered her, proving my point. You think i care about some idiot judges opinion? The law is not moral and neither is any judge.
Europe: “that’s for my dad”
Cashier: “Yeah right”
Kid: “please ma’am”
Cashier: “ok but just this time”
(It was not ONLY that time)
“It shows in your selections” got me fucking dying😭😭
Literally any girl I know would buy this
I'm 23 and would buy this. I don't like tasting shit when I drink.@@nategin9009
I didn’t even know hard soda was a thing. When I was under 18 I just went for cider and lager, sometimes whiskey
Man’s whole personality is working at a liquor store 💀
Shut up look at your surname
look at the channel name bro
The liquor store channel is only about a liquor store?!?! 😱🫢
I couldn't imagine
Smartest guy named Ryan
People take their jobs too seriously nowadays. I once had someone not sell me a pack a cigs because my license was expired. I was 51 at the time. Why would it matter that my license is expired if I was 51 when it expired? Crazy stupid world we live in.
Completely agree
That happened to me once. Very frustrating and absurd.
You just got younger at least by 31 years, 😂
He basically saved you from death if not addiction you should be thankful
That's what happened with me trying to buy alcohol a few months ago. Like dawg it's expired by a day, you deadass right now?
Based on the law if you’re suspicious for any reason (yes even a hunch with no proof) a customer may be buying for someone underage you can’t sell to them
This guy was a hall monitor in elementary school
So ur okay with minors drinking? Dont be a parent your kid would turn out to be a failure
@@iiinailii7733 what a hyperbolic statement.
to be fair he didn't say if it should be sold or not - he literally just posed the question
@@iiinailii7733no; but we shouldn't be responsible for the actions of a irresponsible parent not looking after their child. I'm a cashier who sells electronics; not very comfortable when I see parents buying their five yr old an ipad. But I can't refuse to sell it to them it's the parents responsibility to raise their child and see if they become addicts or not
@@iiinailii7733much of the developed world (more developed than america) allows "kids" to drink at 16.
Dad: come on son let’s go to a different liquor store
Plot twist, the underage customer was 20 and it was close to midnight when he was kicked out of the store. He waited a few minutes and went back in.
LoL 😂
Have to have a legal id. They won't accept it then either
The place i work at is pretty strict about things like this. We are told that we can refuse alcohol to anyone, even if they're old enough, especially if it seems like something is going on. Do not sell, even if you think its just a coincidence.
If the second person's ID is real, then ring him up and move on. You can only control selling it legally, and what happens in your store.
exactly, what are you going to do "You cant buy this, your over age"
This is actually one of the things inspectors will test stores on... You really don't want to fail one of those tests lol.
@@CB-lh8gw That's insanely strict, they must really want some good loyal workers. Breaking the law is breaking the law though.
Exactly, and selling to someone you suspect is buying alcohol for a minor is a crime, so following your logic he shouldn't sell it to them
@@hblake5213no way for police to inform what someone “suspects”. If you sell to someone with a valid ID it’s not your problem who they give it too.
If you were in Germany and the kid was like 16yo, the cashier would maybe ask them their age and then tell them how it tastes best 💀
Nah drinking in this age os terrible noone looks at drinking 16 yr olds and thinks what a great country😮
😂@@r4g3phoenix57
ye bro, fentanyl it's better =)))
@@r4g3phoenix57brother in Danmark u only need to be 16 buy beers, shakers, anything below 16% alc.
And 18 to buy the big %. But its common for 13 yr olds to be drinking here
He would probably tell him that the red bull isn't good for him and he should mix his Vodka with orange juice cause it's healthier 😂
I dont get paid enough, kid gets the alcohol
Wait till you find out you can get paid less (fired)
@@roadrunner5549fired and arrested
I like the way you think capo
@@roadrunner5549 being fired would prolly be better because within a week you can easily find 5 jobs where you get paid better lmaoooo
@@roadrunner5549for selling it to a legal customer? Yeah right, you are delusional
I'd check the cameras to see if the kids still around the building outside 😂
That's a good idea, but for some reason, my manager locks the door to the office with the cameras, so... I can't do that :)
@@mehrawr3530 to be honest i just say business is buissness imma just sell it
that's harsh, i used to sit in the office watching youtube and the cameras waiting for people to come in@@mehrawr3530
I Thank Lucifer u don’t work in my city
@@mehrawr3530That’s because he doesn’t trust your ass.
Id probably be like "you can get this, just at a different store, I'm not taking any risks tonight"
Im my country you just say "its for my dad" and youre on😂😂
Also in my country 😂😂😂😂
in my country you just need to not be the one to buy it. and like 50% of places dont care anyway with most things. like they are just now saying no to kids buying things like red bull
@@btecman_ yeah energy drinks fucked me up now i have tachycardia drank like 2 a day for a year idk how im still standing
It's like going to the store to get your dad some cigarettes. All you needed was a note signed by him and you're good
😂 21 to drink but 16 to drive is crazy backwards.
And 18 is old enough to go to a war
@@hawk2357 it’s 17 actually you just need a parent or guardian to literally sign you away I meet a handful of people that did that option
It was a state decision at first and they had it at 18 but then the federal government tried to make it 21 however they couldn’t legally enforce it as the decision was a state rule so what they did instead was withheld highway funding to states that didn’t raise it to 21 so they all did eventually and despite the federal government not actually having any authority to change the rule they still got it changed through the authority they do have. The definition of government overreach and it really goes to show just how much the federal govs power and their need for control actually fucks with the average citizen without them even noticing. The feds and their lobbyists are the real shadow government
I would rather drive a car then complain I can’t drink poison
No... Not really.
Working at a vape shop what drives me nuts is when parents come in with their kids and tell me they're buying it for them.. and then get mad when i wont sell it to them for their underage kid because "but im the one buying it"
Jesus those parents need to lose their kids
I would say yea ok let me see your ID. And then call CPS.
@@dnsbrules_01 most of the time they're over 18 but you have to be 21. But yeah sometimes they're under 18.
Fuck good on you nic addiction at a young age especially is no joke I know I started really early
This is like when I tried to get my dad to buy me gta 5 from a game store. 😂
Same thing I do every time, refuse a sale. Too specific and too close together is a huge tip off.
I'm not payed enough for this, take it all.
for the people who can't tell, I am joking.
If anything happens to harm an underage drinker then it all come back to the cashier If you could of had a hand in preventing it. You may not be paid enough for it but you are definitely threatened to keep that rule anyway
@WrightDefense I sold it to the adult, once it's sold I have no say
@@jaytoogood2954 exactly, I won't sell it to a child but if a adult comes and buys it take it.
@jaytoogood2954 not true you are still liable if anything happens, even tho you sold it to an adult that was legal. Work 8 years in store and seen people terminated over it cause the company still gets fined for a minor getting possession even tho it was someone else. Aka a 3rd party sale
@@ikilzunah its not that deep
From what I've been trained to do when facing this situation...You ask the customer if they were buying for the previously denied person. If they verbally state they weren't you can sell it to them and if it becomes a problem you already ensured all liability is taken off your hands when they claimed they weren't buying for the other person.
Now say you saw the person denied giving cash or talking to the other person trying to buy the same items. You don't even need to ask. You can outright refuse to sell.
If any situation is suspicious you can refuse to sell anyways and it's suggested to not state why you are refusing. Just tell them your rights as a cashier and if they act up you can call the managers or police.
(I once had a man try to buy alcohol in the company of a younger-looking woman. She was holding the alcohol. So I carded both of them. He proceeded to protest and curse at me saying "You aren't legally allowed to card people at once." I refused to sell to them because 1. She didn't have ID 2. He decided to make a scene and be a little bitch when I just wanna get my shift over with without any issues)
Yeah back when I was a teen having people buy liquor for us we made the mistake of going in with once. The cashier carded the whole group and refused to sell.
homie, there is no reason for you to put a whole ass paragraph in parentheses
Bro got no bitches in high school
I would say bring the kid back in here i'm not mad i just need to educate him. Then i would explain to him that if he's gonna ask someone to come in and get him the alchol then he needs to change the order first. Then tell him sorry kid no alchol for you now, come back in a few years or don't be so stupid.
I tried to buy a lighter from a gas station at age 20 ( I know, so scandalous) and was told no because I’m not 21. I sent my husband in a few minutes later and the later the clerk berated him “ I know your just buying this for that girl” but still sold him the lighter lol. I guess she was watching the cameras bc we didn’t even park in the gas station parking lot or maybe it was the matching Chicken Ramen shirts
You should be ashamed of yourself.
God what a tight ass. Also how are you not old enough? I can buy lighters not only with no questions in 99 percent of stores. But legally at the current age of 19.
Lighters are agerestricted in the US? The fuck?
@@GaladorLPdefinitely not over 21
Where can't you buy a lighter until you're 21?
Reject the sale. You have the right to refuse any customer, and since the sale of alcohol is regulated, it is better to err on the side of caution and refuse the sale than find yourself in a trap that the regulators might spring on you and the next thing you know you are fined or jailed
The lesson here is two fold. If you're underage, go ahead and have the other guy buy it for you. If you get denied, switch drinks or switch stores. People walking on the side of the road are prime buyers. You offer to give them a ride to and back from their destination in exchange for them buying you alcohol.
Lol wtf. That’s a horrible idea especially if you’re a young kid. 😂
Picking up hitch hikers to buy alcohol 😂 this comment wins. 🎉
Me here realizing US teens can drive a vehicle but cant get a beer 😮😮😮
some states only sell hard licour in state run stores
wild that yall can drive but can't drink
in most states, you have an obligation to deny the sale
Yeah that’s pretty lame considering thoughts aren’t physical evidence. So the adult who buys it should be at fault. Do you know how many people allow their kids to drink? i live in the Midwest so it’s a lot. That means you have to assume everyone’s intention for buying alcohol. Which is more than they’re paid. You don’t know if a customer is going to share a 6 pack w a minor so how is it your responsibility to deny a legal aged adult to buy alcohol? Especially bc they will get in trouble before you do bc the degree of separation. And all the excuses to not sell to adults possibly buying for kids isn’t valid. Bc they can’t get you on thought crimes. And you don’t know ever who is buying for kids, so no I don’t agree you have an obligation. I think it’s just you acting authority over others
@@sorryimsosad unfortunately you don't decide the law, so yes, in most states you DO have a LEGAL obligation if there's reason to suspect a second party sale. The example in this video is perfect reasoning. The guy comes in with the exact same order to the tee, right after a kid tried to buy it. It's obvious what's happening.
@@sorryimsosadwhen I worked at Walmart, there was an extensive list of ways you could get in serious legal trouble for selling alcohol to a minor. This specific scenario, you can get arrested because you could've denied the sale and if something happens, like the kid getting alcohol poisoning, the sale gets traced back to the store, who knowingly sold alcohol to a minor, even if it's to a customer who bought alcohol for a kid. At least in California, it's super strict. If there's a group of people buying alcohol and one person in that group is underage, you cannot sell alcohol to that group. It's another situation where if the minor who was with them gets alcohol poisoning or is caught underage drinking, it again, gets traced back to the seller.
Cap 🧢
@@briancampbell1433 you can look up the laws if you want to I guess
DO NOT SELL UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES
I'd mind my own business 😂
you'd be fired the minute they saw the security footage
This literally IS his business
@@Burnsy_003oh well , who wanna work at a liquor store they whole life 😂
@@jeannebouwman1970oh well ,,
@@Burnsy_003 why? He just sold that to adult person and couldn't read his mind
Many people in this comment section should never be allowed to work in any area that requires the consumer to be a certain age. If a situation like this happens amd you go along with the second sale, the chances of you losing your job and most likely your freedom is through the roof. This comment section seems to think they would not be at fault when in fact you are the number 1 at fault for not doing your do diligence and stopping the potentially illegal sale of alcohol. As a cashier of any place that handles alcohol including places like Walmart you are the LAST LINE OF DEFENSE against underage drinking so if this situation displayed in the video happens DO NOT SELL THE ALCOHOL. Losing out in a sale is a lot more worth losing your license, job and possibly your freedom
Balkans:
"You have 18?"
"No"
"That'll be 12.50"
I would say “wow you grew up fast!”
NH liquor store employee here. At an annual "don't sell liquor to children class" someone asked about a very similar situation and the agent teaching the class said to look at them right in the eye and say "bitch please"
And then what? Whats the correct answer?
Probably from Manchester. That place is a pit now.
I like watching your vids about selling cuz I work at a store and these video come in clutch!😂