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OR presuming that the clerk knows the current date.JustSomeOldGuy wrote:>IF< the clerk is competent in basic mathematics. Many apparently are not.Pawpaw wrote: It should take less than 1 second to determine if someone is under 21 by checking their drivers license or ID card.
I am under the understanding that swiping a DL is not legal for those that are not law enforcement. If they can swipe and get my age, they can get a lot more...[/quote]rm9792 wrote:
I believe there's a civil fine involved for refusal to accept the LTC...I'll have to hunt around for it the GC.PatrickMas20 wrote:I had a similar situation at HEB...I purchased some beer during my weekly food shopping visit and presented the first ID in my wallet, which was my LTC and the older woman told me she needed another one form of ID. I explained that was a valid state ID and she said the store has a list of accepted ID's for age verification and a LTC isn't one of them. She was really nice and I didn't wanna come off too strong because she seemed to get loud when I said that an LTC is a valid state ID for age verification, so I pulled out my DL and she smiled and said thanks. I told her to ask her manager regarding the situation and she replied with a "will do". The funny thing is I've used it before in that store with other cashiers and they don't even bat an eye....
