Soldato
Living in the Welsh valley's has it's advantages.
Got served age 13.
Like this?
Living in the Welsh valley's has it's advantages.
Got served age 13.
my step son was working in a newcastle nightclub as a dancer )
not that kind of dancing.....gay club?
Thought the only paid hot women to dance?
But it's still ******** because he hadn't had a drink. Sure if they see his friends handing him a pint but if there are children running around and they haven't seen him drink any alcohol, they're being completely unreasonable asking for ID.
But it's still ******** because he hadn't had a drink.
Sure if they see his friends handing him a pint but if there are children running around and they haven't seen him drink any alcohol, they're being completely unreasonable asking for ID
I don't usually rant like this, but I'm pretty annoyed at the moment.
Was in the pub with a few mates earlier. I was the only one not drinking. One of the staff members came and asked me for ID, I told him I had no intention of drinking, but he said that unless I was over the age of 18, that he'd have to ask me to leave. All this while a few metres away there were little kids running around.
Then I went to a shop to buy some deodorant. The woman asks me how old I am and asks me for ID . I asked her why, and she said that she was unable to sell it to me unless I provided ID. At this point I could have flipped and used all sorts of expletives, but fortunately I kept my cool. According to her, because it's an aerosol can, I could be sniffing it. I have no clue how my ages comes into this (maybe a 17 year old is more likely to sniff deodorant than an 18 year old?).
I don't look young either, yes I'm of slight stature, but I have a beard etc.
I then asked my friend to purchase deodorant for me. He's 5 foot 1, and looks the same as he did when he was 12 years old. Instead of going up to the woman at the counter, he went up to the man, and was served and did not even get asked for ID.
Then in the past, when I've bought under 16 tickets for sports matches, train tickets etc, I've been asked for ID
Does anyone else find this absolutely ridiculous? To some extent, I can understand the pub situation, their logic was probably about me drinking on the sly or something.
Sorry for the rant, I'm just very annoyed at the moment
None of this will matter in 8 days though...
OP nearly flipped out over buying deodorant? Yeah I'd ID someone that immature too.
Yes because pubs employ and extra 10 people to watch all customer 100% of the time :/
Most 17 year olds in pubs sneak a drink.
children accompanied by their parents and so are fine and are unlikely to fool bar staff if they try it on...
But they had no proof that he had drank or was attempting to sneak a drink. Therefore, it's unreasonable to kick him out for the sole reason of not being over 18, especially when there are kids running about.