Anonymous #2 1d

Not during the summer when the college town is dead

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Anonymous OP 1d

Im just saying in general, taking them to a bar you frequently visited as a minor is a bit crazy

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Anonymous #2 23h

Dang it’s not that deep😭 I’m sure the family knows their kid is out experiencing college life like that’s not unheard of lol

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Anonymous #2 22h

they weren’t a minor, just under 21…

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Anonymous #4 20h

literally, they weren’t under 18 j 21

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Anonymous #2 19h

Not like they didn’t know, they just didn’t care as long as I tipped good, drank responsibly, and the fact that I was best friends with most of them helped a lot too

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Anonymous #4 18h

Nevermind that literally all bars have signs that say “no minors.” You’re still legally a minor *in some ways* (specifically weed, alcohol, gambling, etc) until you’re 21 in this country

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Anonymous #6 18h

yea bud idk what state you live in but every state i’ve lived in those signs literally meant minors. or the place specifically says 21+. went to plenty of places with my family under 21 and they let me in even though it said no minors

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Anonymous #4 18h

You are correct, she was underaged. Being a minor in a bar setting can be applied to people under the age of 21.

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Anonymous #5 18h

Hi i was talking about a minor in regards to the legal age that you are supposed to be while drinking and in bars.

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Anonymous #2 17h

No she here buddy

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Anonymous #4 17h

“Minor may also be used in contexts that are unconnected to the overall age of majority. For example, the smoking and drinking age in the United States is 21, and younger people below this age are sometimes called minors in the context of tobacco and alcohol law, even if they are at least 18” from Wikipedia. Legally you are still a minor under 21 in the contexts of alcohol

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Anonymous #6 17h

In addition, the actual “no minor” signage actually specifies people under 21, usually using language like “no person under the age of 21 may be permitted to enter” at least on the signs in my area. Either laws are different where you are, the places you went to are lenient, or you were only allowed because you were with your parents. Very likely you would not be allowed without them

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Anonymous #6 16h

dude. i didn’t say you were wrong. i just said that’s never applied anywhere i lived…it was not that serious

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Anonymous #6 16h

also almost anywhere is lenient if you’re an 18+ girl where i live now so there’s also that

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Anonymous #4 16h

If you know I’m right why were you arguing with #2 over what defines a minor

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Anonymous #4 16h

We’re talking about legal definitions… places breaking the law are irrelevant to the discussion….

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Anonymous #4 16h

Don’t know what that has to do with anything as it is very visually obvious that I am a man

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Anonymous OP 16h

Sorry man🙏didn’t mean to misgender

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Anonymous OP 16h

that was to number 6

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Anonymous #4 16h

Oh ok ok, Sidechat is a big confusing for me. My apologies

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Anonymous #6 16h

literally all i said was that they weren’t a minor that’s not an argument🤦🏾‍♀️

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Anonymous #6 16h

also love how you left out part of wikipedia’s definition and the key word MAY which means this doesn’t apply everywhere like i said. good day😂

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Anonymous #4 16h

Rage bait or just dumb, hard to tell sometimes

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Anonymous #6 16h

i went to the exact source you pulled and it literally said SOME jurisdictions in the US. i can’t stand ppl like you. pull the stick out your butt. only person that made it an argument was you

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Anonymous #6 16h

it’s okay for both of us to be right…

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Anonymous #4 16h

Yeah I wasn’t gonna copy paste the entire article bro clearly you’re capable of finding it yourself

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Anonymous #6 15h

And literally in the quote I pasted it uses the words “may” and “sometimes” youre looking for reasons to be mad at me rn when I was just trying to provide relevant info

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Anonymous #6 15h

so you read may and sometimes and still decided this means always… yea sounds like you’re the dumb one to me

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