Oh gawds. I have an ID story. I was shopping with my kids (then 10, 8 and 2 months) at Poundland when i was ID'd for a film in the shopping basket. I usually laugh this off because I get this a lot and it honestly doesn't bother me. What bothered me this time was when I jokingly said how I should probably dress my age to the kids and the cashier (older gentleman) said at the top of his voice 'Yes, well GIRLS are having kids as young as TWELVE these days' in the most snarkiest tone. I was shocked. The cashier next to him was shocked. The other customers had gone quiet. I was about to just ignore his comment and just carry on with my day, but my eldest did NOT let it go. 'Well, if my Mum's 12 then she must have had me when she was 2' He promptly went purple and the cashier next to us started laughing which prompted the customers to laugh. As we finished up and leaving I said 'I think you guys deserve an icecream for making my day' According to my younger sister (who worked there but missed the incident as it was her day off), the bloke had to start a customer service course but years later is still a grouch at the till. 😂
I'm 74, I have white hair, a white beard, and a bad back that has me walking hunched over. And when I'm carded, I may be annoyed, or amused, but I show the ID, because I know it's because of policy, and the employee has no choice, so why give them a hard time?
There are a few store clerks that know I’m older than dirt. They get a kick out of it when they ask me for a birthday, and I pop them a date that is around my age, but it’s a notable date in history. Some get it, and they look forward to the little history lesson!
Story 1; if showing ID to buy any alcohol is store policy and an employee ignores it, the store can fire the employee, so that is not worth losing their job. But if it is state law, the store may lose their liquor license and the employee may also be fired.
Depending on the state. In the state I live in the state sends in people to check and see if the clerk IDs. They have been known to send the same person comeback because they “forgot” something. If you don’t check it each time. You and the store get fined.
Last story: to answer your last question. They try these stupid stunts because there’s just enough people out there to fall for them. The same reason that you keep getting emails from that Nigerian prince.
If you don't carry around your ID. It may not get checked often enough. It can expire while sitting in a drawer and you'd never know it. In my state, if your license expires you have to take the tests all over again. I haven't successfully parallel parked in years.
I hope OP was able to sue his mother for the money that he was owed from his father. Should have never given it to her only in a trust that was under certain conditions.
When it comes to people in power & greed. they want more and will do it by any means possible. Especially when they think someone is naïve and stupid. They will try and take advantage of them.
I worked in Europe for many years. In the larger cities, hotel parking was scarce. Often times, we would use overnight street parking. Since we left for work around 530 am, our 9 passenger vans would be blocked, front and back, by compact cars. They would literally be backed against our vans, making it impossible to move more than a few inches in either direction. It became routine for the crew to drag one end of the offending cars onto the sidewalk or street. It would've been much more fun if we had a Jeep like OP.
That one about the parking space brought back a memory of petty revenge i took on an entitled man back in the 80's. I worked for a company that did commercial services like construction, paving, snow plowing and things like that. One winter night we were at a shopping center for snow plowing but we always had to wait until after midnight so the lot would be empty and the store owners were fully aware of being out the lot by that time. On this particular night, the owner of one of the stores was working late so we informed him that he needs to move his car to another part of the lot that we already cleared. He became enraged that we wanted him to move and said that he WAS NOT moving his car and we would have to wait. My boss said okay and we left. We then proceeded to bury his car under a snow pile 15 feet tall and 30 feet around because my boss went back to company yard which was right down the street and drove his front end loader back so we could pile it as high as we could. A couple days later my boss got a call from the property manager asking what happened. My boss explained it to him and he started laughing and said serves him right for not following the rules and he said it took hours for the guy and a friend/employee? to dig out enough space to get the car moved from that spot.
i too have an ID story. i was shopping at my local liquor store, and at the time i went to pay, the clerk asked for my ID. i didn't have it on me, but chuckled and pointed at the lady behind me in line(my mom) she can verify my age. i was around 30 at the time. i got away with it as my mom was a regular(delivered alcohol as a business) and the clerk knew her.
As for that first story: I'm 67 years old and i ALWAYS carry my ID! Maybe it's from being a truck driver for 20 years and always having to have ID with me at all times but I still don't see any reason for NOT having my ID, in case of an accident or some other emergency.
If you put the tow hook on a honda accord or civic bumper you definitely did some damage. I'm surprised it didn't rip the bumper off. So what happened with the HOA? Depending how much the court costs and damages were, it could bankrupt the HOA. At the very least the HOA board should have been held responsible and replaced. Definitely should go after mom for the money she stole.
From the flow of the story, I'd guess that the whole thing was fiction. That's usually the case when you get no details of what actually happened in court. Also, forging documents is a felony/criminal offense, so it wouldn't be a matter of private litigation, which is another dumb mistake made by the writer.
It is doubtful the vehicle was in neutral when it was dragged. Depending on the vehicle, that could cause some damage, especially if the front tires were not lifted off the ground.
I don't have my driver's licence with me every where I go, it's in my wallet in the map pocket of the driver side door 😊 because that's the only place I would ever need it. 😊
i once saw someone ask a grocery store worker for recommendations for what he should have for dinner the worker answered and the shopper got 2 1 for himself and 1 for the worker, the worker was quite grateful... proof not everyone dumps on retail workers... i was maybe 6 when this happened still has a massive effect on how i treat others
Age verification isn't the only reason you must show ID. Some states actually mark your license if you can't buy alcohol because of certain convictions, like DUI, domestic abuse, etc.
The only time i questioned this law/policy was when i wasnt ID and the bartender looked at me after IDing the person next to me who was way older and said" you are here so often i have yours memorized" i then nodded in agreement.
People complaining about being ID'd are so annoying. Used to work overnight at a local gas station in a place where it is state law, not company policy but LAW, to ID every single person trying to by alcohol, no matter what. Regulars, clearly old people, your own grandma, doesn't matter. Had a clearly older guy, white beard and bald try to buy a 12 pack, and cussed me out when I asked for ID, trying to use "They don't ID me in Wisconsin!!!". "This isn't Wisconsin. State law requires everyone show ID to purchase alcohol." People throw such stupid temper tantrums, and it's removed a lot of patience that I used to have for people at large.
Good morning! I am 52. After my stroke, my neurologist took away my driver's license. It was a good decision. So now, I carry the driver's license size U.S. passport in my wallet. That is a legal photo I.D. I'm just waiting for the moment when I get carded at a store for buying booze (unlikely to happen since I live in Nevada).
@@Mew_Mokuba_Akari I can. But why? I don’t need one. Nevada is vote by mail anyway. I have a couple of different bills coming to my home address. If I change my address, the USPS will update my address anyway, and my bills will come to my new address. If you have a U.S. passport, a state I.D. is pointless.
I'm amazed there isn't more pushback to this ID needed by people who are clearly of age ... it is ridiculous, in the UK the rule is anyone who looks under 25 (drinking age is 18) has to show ID otherwise, it's unecessary .... the US has some very weird rules.
you know it is absurd i get it but you could always enter someone's fake information I've had them fake it for me something like 2/2/50 etc being entered.
I know several people that refuse to carry their IDs. I really don't understand it, it's not like they don't have their wallet or purse with them all the time...
Last Story: This channel has covered a sufficient number of fraudulent cases of forgeries, and my best guess is that they all think that it is worth a try to at least try and intimidate using this tactic, probably because it worked with another victim. There's no way in hell a reasonable person would commit forgery. It is also quite likely that such unreasonable people would try their best to commit similar forgeries in other aspects of their lives.
Well, the story was almost certainly fiction because if it had been real, the state would have automatically prosecuted the HOA for the fraudulent documents. It certainly wouldn't have been a private litigation.
You need to carry your identity card. If you got involved in some incident and you weren't in capacity to tell them, no one can notify your next of kin that may help you greatly. I've heard you can get in Mexico, but can not get out without proper paperwork.
Its dangerous to use a winch cable as a tow cable. Just let the winch do the work. Not to mention if the cable snaps, you might lose your windshield from the recoiling cable. I've seen winch cables snap and go through sheet metal like a hot knife through butter. I doubt that clothing would fare any better. Best use the winch, stand outside of the jeep off to the side.
Grey hair doesnt mean over 19. I started going grey at age 9 by 16 I had a full head of grey. Im pretty sure Im not the only one in the world where this happens.
Moved into my home in the late 90s. In the early 2000s a development came in down the street and their HOA went up and down the street harassing owners to join. I laughed, told them where they shove their HOA and what they could go do with themselves and shut the door. My dad had a reputation of being really successful in breaking groups like this up and it was known in the area I was just like him. They never came back.
Good morning, everyone! Hope your day goes great! I liked all your stories again, keep up the good work and thank you for sharing them! Moved his car yourself, LMAO.
Story number one reminds me of a recent time when I was on a cash register So this customer comes up to me with a case of beer, he is significantly old enough yet I still card him, because he is Mexican. Now before anyone goes ahead and says “oh, you just carded him because you’re racist “ That is not the case it was, because in our training modules for the store, we are told that a valid ID had to be from the states we couldn’t except IDs that were from out of the country and this customer had a Mexican ID. Needless to say, he was upset, he said that he was always able to buy alcohol from our store. He left with his other, and went to the manager, which he told him exactly what transpired. My manager said that because I carded him, we could not sell him the alcohol because he had a ID at we could not accept, and that was the end of it.
On this side of the world, if someone doesn't show ID when it's required, they'll be politely but firmly told that the shop can't sell (whatever) to them and the offending item will be placed to one side to be returned to stock. Shop staff don't enter into any arguments about the relative merits (or lack thereof) of requiring ID. If the customer won't leave, they risk having the police called to remove them, along with a lengthy ban from entering that shop again.
@@lesleygreen273 technically no you couldn’t but that is if you get carded. Now it says that we can use our judgment and allow it because if you look well over then You won’t be asked. I do ask periodically, even if the person does look old enough partially to get the customer to hold a conversation with me in the fact that when I called someone that obviously old enough their flattered in a way and the other reason is, I don’t know if this customer is with the organization that does undercover operations to sure that we are carding customers and making sure that we are following the alcohol sales rules.
First story: reminds me of a time my older sister went to Walmart to buy groceries and decided to get a case of beer. They didn’t sell it to her cus my niece and nephew were with her(her kids) and they weren’t 21. My sister was like “was I supposed to leave my kids in the car?” Of course I go buy beer my kids are little and I can buy it, so did they mean my sister was trying to buy beer for her kids? Ridiculous!
I don't understand the big deal of showing an ID to buy alcohol it takes what 30 seconds to pull out your wallet. There one package store in my area that asks for ID I stopped there to buy a bottle of wine as a gift the cashier asked for ID showed them my DL and they were "you can't be that old" I'm in my 70s but look at least 10 years younger. I wasn't mad at the cashier for that I get that response all the time.
No offense, but that's stupid if you're in the US. ID is required so many places any more. Once the new star IDs are fully in effect you potentially won't be able to so much as enter a post office to buy a stamp as they're Federal buildings/property and you'll have to show ID.
First story, only store policy not law. He may not have a driving licence, one of his sons may have driven that day, so the father may not have broken the law at all - don't assume. Second story, if I'd been in the space I'd have walked over to see the colleagues / former colleagues and denied the parking space to them both. HOA - nah, ever.
First story when I used to work retail and had the ID people that were clearly of age, and they gave me some stupid thing like," my gray hairs are all the I.D. I need" I definitely said to one of these idiots "yeah and your gray hairs aren't going to get me another job or pay the fine that the state is going to come down on me with so screw you and give me your ID or you're not getting the beer! stop arguing because you're not getting the beer either way I don't care what you say ! I'm not dealing with your crap give me your ID or no beer that's it"! I would normally cut it off before they started saying a bunch of crap I would literally say " IF YOU DO NOT GIVE ME YOUR ID, I AM NOT SELLING YOU THE BEER, SO WHAT ARE WE DOING? and that usually caught them by surprise because I had the face on that was like don't f with me I don't care. The managers always back me up because we have been hit by a couple stings and one of my co-employees had actually been fired and the store and he both got some pretty hefty fines for it
Story 2. No risk of damage because she used the tow hook? Assuming the car is an automatic since most are, she yanked a car that was in park. Could have, and liked did, cause some expensive internal damage. Was the guy a douche? Oh absolutely. But he was also correct in that she was what he called her, as well as ignorant of what she was doing
Most of the stories taken from reddit are fiction anyway. But you're right that the vehicle could easily have been damaged if that had really happened.
ID story: Yep, where I live it's the same. ID for alcohol and tobacco purchases regardless of age or no sale. I'm 68 btw and look it. I hope they got the idiot's picture off CCTV and banned him for destroying merchandise. Theater parking story: I'd have gotten with the gf and WALKED across the street to say hello to her friends leaving the cars legally parked to deny both idiots the parking space. Waffle restaurant story: Yeah, that was stupid. Anything of an electrical nature malfunctioning is something to take seriously. Turning it back on that way could have started a fire and probably required opening the walls to get to the wiring and repair/replace it. HOA story: The sheer greed and stupidity of these people. If HOA documents are not presented and signed at the time of title transfer, the HOA is SOL.
I had a neighbor park on my driveway so i hooked up with my 4x4 truck and drug his car 5 blocks away and left it in the middle of a major intersection at 3 am then went on to work
The lawyers that represent these hoa boards are they not informing the board that false testimony and false documents will only get them in trouble and they'll have to pay through the nose.
Nyaaa.. that first story resonates with me. I carry my wallet in my vehicle, but sometimes leave it there, as I carry my money in my pocket. I'm old and bald, white beard, not a question that I'm TRIPLE the legal age to drink. I once stopped for a burger in TN, then decided to walk to a nearby liquor store. They told me it was a state law to provide ID. I protested that my MOTORCYCLE (purchased new) was old enough to buy beer. No dice, had to walk a couple blocks BACK to my bike, then back to the liquor store, then back to the bike again. Pain in the butt. But what it says, is- America is becoming dumber. We now can't trust clerks to use their brains, so change is calculated, and (as the liquor store clerk told me) if the clerks own MOTHER came in- he would be forced to card her! Yep, try and find the logic in that! Oh, well, just one more step on the road to becoming docile sheep and useful idiots...
First story: We can see the stupidity from both sides. In the past (even 80s and 90s) people were not "carded" if they were obviously over 21. There is nothing wrong with that. Companies put the "we card everyone" policies just because they don't wish to take any chances. The customer forgot the store is private property and they dont have to sell it to you if they dont want to. The store policy is also stupid for just putting in a blanket policy.
But it's massively illegal and if discovered would get the store and the OP both massively fined and OP fired. Not worth the risk. That's why the penalties are so steep.
Parking lot. All OP did was prove that they are as big of an ahole as the two fighting over the spot. He should never have confronted them. He and gf should've left arm in arm to go elsewhere so neither one of them could have gotten either of their spots. That most likely would've ticked them off even more and OP wouldn't have committed an illegal act. He could've taken the high road but chose instead to lower himself to their level. Not a win for him.
First story: see I’m petty. I’d call non emergency, let them know about an irate guy with no idea. Oh and that he was aggressive in a food mart. Let karma commence
When I was 16 years old I worked at a full service gas station after school, back then selling beer, or cigarettes to anyone required ID. I had a dude that went off about not having ID on him, I just told him to go get it, he was angry but he left. I used that moment to call the local cop to report him. Sure enough the cop caught him at another store trying to buy beer without ID. This is one of my favorite things about living in a small town, cops know the troublemakers, and how they think.
ID for everyone is a good idea. The ones who complains are usually borderline. ANd one assholes attitude is not worth the stores liquor license. The clubs here also ID everyone. I'm old. It's no big deal.
That's crap, if you are reasonably sure they are over 21 you DO NOT need to violate their 4th amendment.... it's a stupid policy and stupid policies multiply if not fought against.
@@frederickandrea4132 There is no constitutional right to buy alcohol. You don't have to show them an ID. You can try elsewhere. And it stops the questionables or underagers from harassing the staff. One rule for everyone who buys alcohol. Same for age restricted concerts. Whiney snowflakes who "FORGOT IT IN MY CAR" can either go get it or get out. And if you are driving you aARE required to have your drivers license with you.
@@aleleeinnaleleeinn9110 you are missing the point about common sense, I have no problem with ID-ing people you suspect are underage or close to it, especially women who can look much older or younger with makeup and clothes. But the forty-five year old man or woman with gray hair or bald does not need to be ID'd to by liquor because a computer says to "check ID" common sense should rule in these situations.
@@frederickandrea4132 It is about accountability. The workers have to deal with the fallout.And the merchant has to deal with their errors in judgment. "Hey man, why are you carding me. You didn't card him. You calling me a liar." ad nauseam. The staff can be legal age to sell liquor or a meek old woman. And from a few friends who hav eworked those jobs PEOPLE ARE ASSHOLES. I wouldn't take a chance on losing my liquor license based on the new kids judgment. It leaves no room to argue. It leaves minimal liability exposure. And of course a good portion of the customers are already a few sheets to the wind.
The cash register won't accept the alcoholic drinks bar code without the birth date of the purchaser. So why not tell the customer this bit if information?
The 2nd story is funny because OP wanted to drop by and run his mouth after his involvement was over, and then was surprised when buddy wanted to throw hands. And of course he dropped the "Its not worth it" line. Then keep your mouth shut and drive away. Im not saying the 2 idiots having a pissing match over a parking space were right or wrong. But either way, OPs girlfriend was gone, there was no reason to stick around but he just had to go over and talk some shit. Dont talk shit if you dont want to get hit. And yes OP is a huge loser for what he did.
the parking space story my response would have been what I always do get in my car and start it depending on the weather turn on the heat or the a/c and just sit there in the parking spot and wait until they either leave because they know they are NOT getting that spot or get out and come up to the window and ask are you going to move and I say OH NO I'M ON BREAK I'M NOT LEAVING
I never carry my ID with me either. It IS in my car, just not on my person. I would have asked one of the others to pony up their ID and paid them for the beer. On the parking lot thing; He did tell you to move it , so you did what you were told. ROFLMFAO
At the gas station I used to work at, and most places I’ve been to, none of the three would have been able to buy any alcohol. Heck, I would have had to ID both of the others at the very start as they were clearly with the old guy.
Oh gawds. I have an ID story.
I was shopping with my kids (then 10, 8 and 2 months) at Poundland when i was ID'd for a film in the shopping basket. I usually laugh this off because I get this a lot and it honestly doesn't bother me. What bothered me this time was when I jokingly said how I should probably dress my age to the kids and the cashier (older gentleman) said at the top of his voice
'Yes, well GIRLS are having kids as young as TWELVE these days'
in the most snarkiest tone.
I was shocked. The cashier next to him was shocked. The other customers had gone quiet.
I was about to just
ignore his comment and just carry on with my day, but my eldest did NOT let it go.
'Well, if my Mum's 12 then she must have had me when she was 2'
He promptly went purple and the cashier next to us started laughing which prompted the customers to laugh.
As we finished up and leaving I said
'I think you guys deserve an icecream for making my day'
According to my younger sister (who worked there but missed the incident as it was her day off), the bloke had to start a customer service course but years later is still a grouch at the till.
😂
I'm 74, I have white hair, a white beard, and a bad back that has me walking hunched over. And when I'm carded, I may be annoyed, or amused, but I show the ID, because I know it's because of policy, and the employee has no choice, so why give them a hard time?
There are a few store clerks that know I’m older than dirt.
They get a kick out of it when they ask me for a birthday, and I pop them a date that is around my age, but it’s a notable date in history.
Some get it, and they look forward to the little history lesson!
Story 1; if showing ID to buy any alcohol is store policy and an employee ignores it, the store can fire the employee, so that is not worth losing their job. But if it is state law, the store may lose their liquor license and the employee may also be fired.
In the last story, OP was obviously very young and a new homeowner. That HOA people smelled blood in the water when they saw him.
Yep. They probably somehow figured out that OP inherited the home and just didn't have a clue. I wish folks would stop being greedy.
Depending on the state. In the state I live in the state sends in people to check and see if the clerk IDs. They have been known to send the same person comeback because they “forgot” something. If you don’t check it each time. You and the store get fined.
Last story: to answer your last question. They try these stupid stunts because there’s just enough people out there to fall for them. The same reason that you keep getting emails from that Nigerian prince.
If you don't carry around your ID. It may not get checked often enough. It can expire while sitting in a drawer and you'd never know it. In my state, if your license expires you have to take the tests all over again. I haven't successfully parallel parked in years.
You must be a lousy driver who doesn't deserve to have a license then. Parallel parking is easy.
I hope OP was able to sue his mother for the money that he was owed from his father. Should have never given it to her only in a trust that was under certain conditions.
When it comes to people in power & greed. they want more and will do it by any means possible. Especially when they think someone is naïve and stupid. They will try and take advantage of them.
I worked in Europe for many years. In the larger cities, hotel parking was scarce. Often times, we would use overnight street parking. Since we left for work around 530 am, our 9 passenger vans would be blocked, front and back, by compact cars. They would literally be backed against our vans, making it impossible to move more than a few inches in either direction. It became routine for the crew to drag one end of the offending cars onto the sidewalk or street. It would've been much more fun if we had a Jeep like OP.
That one about the parking space brought back a memory of petty revenge i took on an entitled man back in the 80's. I worked for a company that did commercial services like construction, paving, snow plowing and things like that. One winter night we were at a shopping center for snow plowing but we always had to wait until after midnight so the lot would be empty and the store owners were fully aware of being out the lot by that time. On this particular night, the owner of one of the stores was working late so we informed him that he needs to move his car to another part of the lot that we already cleared. He became enraged that we wanted him to move and said that he WAS NOT moving his car and we would have to wait. My boss said okay and we left. We then proceeded to bury his car under a snow pile 15 feet tall and 30 feet around because my boss went back to company yard which was right down the street and drove his front end loader back so we could pile it as high as we could. A couple days later my boss got a call from the property manager asking what happened. My boss explained it to him and he started laughing and said serves him right for not following the rules and he said it took hours for the guy and a friend/employee? to dig out enough space to get the car moved from that spot.
i too have an ID story. i was shopping at my local liquor store, and at the time i went to pay, the clerk asked for my ID. i didn't have it on me, but chuckled and pointed at the lady behind me in line(my mom) she can verify my age. i was around 30 at the time. i got away with it as my mom was a regular(delivered alcohol as a business) and the clerk knew her.
As for that first story: I'm 67 years old and i ALWAYS carry my ID! Maybe it's from being a truck driver for 20 years and always having to have ID with me at all times but I still don't see any reason for NOT having my ID, in case of an accident or some other emergency.
If you put the tow hook on a honda accord or civic bumper you definitely did some damage. I'm surprised it didn't rip the bumper off. So what happened with the HOA? Depending how much the court costs and damages were, it could bankrupt the HOA. At the very least the HOA board should have been held responsible and replaced. Definitely should go after mom for the money she stole.
From the flow of the story, I'd guess that the whole thing was fiction. That's usually the case when you get no details of what actually happened in court. Also, forging documents is a felony/criminal offense, so it wouldn't be a matter of private litigation, which is another dumb mistake made by the writer.
It is doubtful the vehicle was in neutral when it was dragged. Depending on the vehicle, that could cause some damage, especially if the front tires were not lifted off the ground.
In Arizona you will get in hella trouble if you don't have a licence on you when you drive. It's ticket city.
Good for the employee for backing up and use a long wooden pole upon turning on a short-circuited electrical device.
I don't have my driver's licence with me every where I go, it's in my wallet in the map pocket of the driver side door 😊 because that's the only place I would ever need it. 😊
Beverages & More's (BevMo) cash register requires the mag tape on a drivers license before it will allow bear to repurchased.
i once saw someone ask a grocery store worker for recommendations for what he should have for dinner the worker answered and the shopper got 2 1 for himself and 1 for the worker, the worker was quite grateful... proof not everyone dumps on retail workers... i was maybe 6 when this happened still has a massive effect on how i treat others
Age verification isn't the only reason you must show ID. Some states actually mark your license if you can't buy alcohol because of certain convictions, like DUI, domestic abuse, etc.
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That guy is going to end up getting amnesia not having an ID of screwing him over. I am guessing he's already suffering from dementia.
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The only time i questioned this law/policy was when i wasnt ID and the bartender looked at me after IDing the person next to me who was way older and said" you are here so often i have yours memorized" i then nodded in agreement.
People complaining about being ID'd are so annoying. Used to work overnight at a local gas station in a place where it is state law, not company policy but LAW, to ID every single person trying to by alcohol, no matter what. Regulars, clearly old people, your own grandma, doesn't matter.
Had a clearly older guy, white beard and bald try to buy a 12 pack, and cussed me out when I asked for ID, trying to use "They don't ID me in Wisconsin!!!".
"This isn't Wisconsin. State law requires everyone show ID to purchase alcohol."
People throw such stupid temper tantrums, and it's removed a lot of patience that I used to have for people at large.
Good morning! I am 52. After my stroke, my neurologist took away my driver's license. It was a good decision. So now, I carry the driver's license size U.S. passport in my wallet. That is a legal photo I.D. I'm just waiting for the moment when I get carded at a store for buying booze (unlikely to happen since I live in Nevada).
Can't you just get a state ID? I don't drive and at least in Texas you can get a valid state ID.
@@Mew_Mokuba_Akari I can. But why? I don’t need one. Nevada is vote by mail anyway. I have a couple of different bills coming to my home address. If I change my address, the USPS will update my address anyway, and my bills will come to my new address. If you have a U.S. passport, a state I.D. is pointless.
I'm amazed there isn't more pushback to this ID needed by people who are clearly of age ... it is ridiculous, in the UK the rule is anyone who looks under 25 (drinking age is 18) has to show ID otherwise, it's unecessary .... the US has some very weird rules.
They better have called the cops on th3 old man and tell his family that he needs to be checked for dementia.
HOA go away
you know it is absurd i get it but you could always enter someone's fake information I've had them fake it for me something like 2/2/50 etc being entered.
Yeah. But if there are security cameras, the company could still hold the cashier liable for violating company policy.
@@deantodd8103 And if they sell alcohol and/or cigarettes, they most likely do have cameras. Also, the customer could be a mystery shopper.
HOA Story: Pretty clear his parents divorced because mom cheated.
I know several people that refuse to carry their IDs. I really don't understand it, it's not like they don't have their wallet or purse with them all the time...
1st story, about mention of Grey hair. I started going grey at 11, if I could have use that as my excuse. Well lol
Last Story: This channel has covered a sufficient number of fraudulent cases of forgeries, and my best guess is that they all think that it is worth a try to at least try and intimidate using this tactic, probably because it worked with another victim. There's no way in hell a reasonable person would commit forgery. It is also quite likely that such unreasonable people would try their best to commit similar forgeries in other aspects of their lives.
Well, the story was almost certainly fiction because if it had been real, the state would have automatically prosecuted the HOA for the fraudulent documents. It certainly wouldn't have been a private litigation.
You need to carry your identity card. If you got involved in some incident and you weren't in capacity to tell them, no one can notify your next of kin that may help you greatly.
I've heard you can get in Mexico, but can not get out without proper paperwork.
Its dangerous to use a winch cable as a tow cable. Just let the winch do the work. Not to mention if the cable snaps, you might lose your windshield from the recoiling cable. I've seen winch cables snap and go through sheet metal like a hot knife through butter. I doubt that clothing would fare any better. Best use the winch, stand outside of the jeep off to the side.
You’re not a loser in that situation, just because somebody else doesn’t mean they win.
Dude forgets that if the police ask for his ID he can get ticketed for not having it.
Driving without your license on you is not a crime. Driving without having a license. As in you never went to the DMV and got one. That is a crime.
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"retaliated just a bit"?? I don't wanna be around if/when this guy retaliates a lot!! 😛😂
Grey hair doesnt mean over 19. I started going grey at age 9 by 16 I had a full head of grey. Im pretty sure Im not the only one in the world where this happens.
Moved into my home in the late 90s. In the early 2000s a development came in down the street and their HOA went up and down the street harassing owners to join. I laughed, told them where they shove their HOA and what they could go do with themselves and shut the door. My dad had a reputation of being really successful in breaking groups like this up and it was known in the area I was just like him. They never came back.
Good morning, everyone! Hope your day goes great! I liked all your stories again, keep up the good work and thank you for sharing them! Moved his car yourself, LMAO.
last story lmfao to the GHOA karen
If you're touchy about your age, stay out of liquor stores or other places that require ID.😢😅😊
So in The last story what did his mom have anything to do with it?
I've never gone back to a store after being carded.
Years back (like in the 80s - 90s) I was in a Hooters that had a large sign over the bar that said, "We'd card George Burns if he came in here",
Story number one reminds me of a recent time when I was on a cash register
So this customer comes up to me with a case of beer, he is significantly old enough yet I still card him, because he is Mexican.
Now before anyone goes ahead and says “oh, you just carded him because you’re racist “
That is not the case it was, because in our training modules for the store, we are told that a valid ID had to be from the states we couldn’t except IDs that were from out of the country and this customer had a Mexican ID.
Needless to say, he was upset, he said that he was always able to buy alcohol from our store. He left with his other, and went to the manager, which he told him exactly what transpired.
My manager said that because I carded him, we could not sell him the alcohol because he had a ID at we could not accept, and that was the end of it.
On this side of the world, if someone doesn't show ID when it's required, they'll be politely but firmly told that the shop can't sell (whatever) to them and the offending item will be placed to one side to be returned to stock. Shop staff don't enter into any arguments about the relative merits (or lack thereof) of requiring ID. If the customer won't leave, they risk having the police called to remove them, along with a lengthy ban from entering that shop again.
So if I visited the USA (am from UK) I would not be able to buy alcohol in that shop?
@@lesleygreen273 technically no you couldn’t but that is if you get carded. Now it says that we can use our judgment and allow it because if you look well over then You won’t be asked. I do ask periodically, even if the person does look old enough partially to get the customer to hold a conversation with me in the fact that when I called someone that obviously old enough their flattered in a way and the other reason is, I don’t know if this customer is with the organization that does undercover operations to sure that we are carding customers and making sure that we are following the alcohol sales rules.
First story: reminds me of a time my older sister went to Walmart to buy groceries and decided to get a case of beer. They didn’t sell it to her cus my niece and nephew were with her(her kids) and they weren’t 21. My sister was like “was I supposed to leave my kids in the car?” Of course I go buy beer my kids are little and I can buy it, so did they mean my sister was trying to buy beer for her kids? Ridiculous!
Maybe the old guy in the first story didn’t drive
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I don't understand the big deal of showing an ID to buy alcohol it takes what 30 seconds to pull out your wallet.
There one package store in my area that asks for ID I stopped there to buy a bottle of wine as a gift the cashier asked for ID showed them my DL and they were "you can't be that old" I'm in my 70s but look at least 10 years younger.
I wasn't mad at the cashier for that I get that response all the time.
I look around 20 years younger than I am, and I'm still not exactly "elderly" so it will only get worse as I get older.
If I'm not Driving I don't carry ID & I'm in my 50's like that guy in the first story I wouldn't of smashed the beer but I wouldn't of been happy
No offense, but that's stupid if you're in the US. ID is required so many places any more. Once the new star IDs are fully in effect you potentially won't be able to so much as enter a post office to buy a stamp as they're Federal buildings/property and you'll have to show ID.
First story, only store policy not law. He may not have a driving licence, one of his sons may have driven that day, so the father may not have broken the law at all - don't assume.
Second story, if I'd been in the space I'd have walked over to see the colleagues / former colleagues and denied the parking space to them both.
HOA - nah, ever.
First story, that's the sort of "petty" I love!!!😀😀😀
First story when I used to work retail and had the ID people that were clearly of age, and they gave me some stupid thing like," my gray hairs are all the I.D. I need" I definitely said to one of these idiots "yeah and your gray hairs aren't going to get me another job or pay the fine that the state is going to come down on me with so screw you and give me your ID or you're not getting the beer! stop arguing because you're not getting the beer either way I don't care what you say ! I'm not dealing with your crap give me your ID or no beer that's it"!
I would normally cut it off before they started saying a bunch of crap I would literally say " IF YOU DO NOT GIVE ME YOUR ID, I AM NOT SELLING YOU THE BEER, SO WHAT ARE WE DOING? and that usually caught them by surprise because I had the face on that was like don't f with me I don't care. The managers always back me up because we have been hit by a couple stings and one of my co-employees had actually been fired and the store and he both got some pretty hefty fines for it
not every one drives... i do not...
So? You can get a state ID without a license. In today's world you should have that.
Who says that he drives?
Story 2. No risk of damage because she used the tow hook? Assuming the car is an automatic since most are, she yanked a car that was in park. Could have, and liked did, cause some expensive internal damage. Was the guy a douche? Oh absolutely. But he was also correct in that she was what he called her, as well as ignorant of what she was doing
Most of the stories taken from reddit are fiction anyway. But you're right that the vehicle could easily have been damaged if that had really happened.
@@melkiorwiseman5234 yeah some of them definitely have the distinct ring of BS to them. At the very least a hell of a lot of embellishment
The last guys mom is a 304
Parking lot space. I would have told my girl friend to put her car back and get into my jeep, then drive away.
HOA, walk out the door with a 12gage, rack it, and tell them to get off my land.
ID story: Yep, where I live it's the same. ID for alcohol and tobacco purchases regardless of age or no sale. I'm 68 btw and look it. I hope they got the idiot's picture off CCTV and banned him for destroying merchandise.
Theater parking story: I'd have gotten with the gf and WALKED across the street to say hello to her friends leaving the cars legally parked to deny both idiots the parking space.
Waffle restaurant story: Yeah, that was stupid. Anything of an electrical nature malfunctioning is something to take seriously. Turning it back on that way could have started a fire and probably required opening the walls to get to the wiring and repair/replace it.
HOA story: The sheer greed and stupidity of these people. If HOA documents are not presented and signed at the time of title transfer, the HOA is SOL.
Driving without a DL on him. Probably doesn’t have one.
I had a neighbor park on my driveway so i hooked up with my 4x4 truck and drug his car 5 blocks away and left it in the middle of a major intersection at 3 am then went on to work
The lawyers that represent these hoa boards are they not informing the board that false testimony and false documents will only get them in trouble and they'll have to pay through the nose.
Nyaaa.. that first story resonates with me. I carry my wallet in my vehicle, but sometimes leave it there, as I carry my money in my pocket. I'm old and bald, white beard, not a question that I'm TRIPLE the legal age to drink. I once stopped for a burger in TN, then decided to walk to a nearby liquor store. They told me it was a state law to provide ID. I protested that my MOTORCYCLE (purchased new) was old enough to buy beer. No dice, had to walk a couple blocks BACK to my bike, then back to the liquor store, then back to the bike again. Pain in the butt. But what it says, is- America is becoming dumber. We now can't trust clerks to use their brains, so change is calculated, and (as the liquor store clerk told me) if the clerks own MOTHER came in- he would be forced to card her! Yep, try and find the logic in that! Oh, well, just one more step on the road to becoming docile sheep and useful idiots...
You need to give your date of birth for cough medicine too
I thought submitting fake documents in court is an actual crime.
It is. That's just one of a few reasons why I believe the story was fiction.
First story: We can see the stupidity from both sides. In the past (even 80s and 90s) people were not "carded" if they were obviously over 21. There is nothing wrong with that. Companies put the "we card everyone" policies just because they don't wish to take any chances. The customer forgot the store is private property and they dont have to sell it to you if they dont want to. The store policy is also stupid for just putting in a blanket policy.
First story was ridiculous. The work around for the I.D. problem is to type in any birthrate older than 21.
But it's massively illegal and if discovered would get the store and the OP both massively fined and OP fired. Not worth the risk. That's why the penalties are so steep.
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Parking lot. All OP did was prove that they are as big of an ahole as the two fighting over the spot. He should never have confronted them. He and gf should've left arm in arm to go elsewhere so neither one of them could have gotten either of their spots. That most likely would've ticked them off even more and OP wouldn't have committed an illegal act. He could've taken the high road but chose instead to lower himself to their level. Not a win for him.
First story: see I’m petty. I’d call non emergency, let them know about an irate guy with no idea. Oh and that he was aggressive in a food mart.
Let karma commence
When I was 16 years old I worked at a full service gas station after school, back then selling beer, or cigarettes to anyone required ID. I had a dude that went off about not having ID on him, I just told him to go get it, he was angry but he left. I used that moment to call the local cop to report him. Sure enough the cop caught him at another store trying to buy beer without ID. This is one of my favorite things about living in a small town, cops know the troublemakers, and how they think.
ID for everyone is a good idea. The ones who complains are usually borderline.
ANd one assholes attitude is not worth the stores liquor license.
The clubs here also ID everyone. I'm old. It's no big deal.
Plus the idiot committed destruction of property by destroying a beer that he hadn't paid for.
That's crap, if you are reasonably sure they are over 21 you DO NOT need to violate their 4th amendment.... it's a stupid policy and stupid policies multiply if not fought against.
@@frederickandrea4132 There is no constitutional right to buy alcohol. You don't have to show them an ID. You can try elsewhere. And it stops the questionables or underagers from harassing the staff. One rule for everyone who buys alcohol. Same for age restricted concerts. Whiney snowflakes who "FORGOT IT IN MY CAR" can either go get it or get out. And if you are driving you aARE required to have your drivers license with you.
@@aleleeinnaleleeinn9110 you are missing the point about common sense, I have no problem with ID-ing people you suspect are underage or close to it, especially women who can look much older or younger with makeup and clothes. But the forty-five year old man or woman with gray hair or bald does not need to be ID'd to by liquor because a computer says to "check ID" common sense should rule in these situations.
@@frederickandrea4132 It is about accountability. The workers have to deal with the fallout.And the merchant has to deal with their errors in judgment. "Hey man, why are you
carding me. You didn't card him. You calling me a liar." ad nauseam. The staff can be legal age to sell liquor or a meek old woman. And from a few friends who hav eworked those jobs PEOPLE ARE ASSHOLES. I wouldn't take a chance on losing my liquor license based on the new kids judgment. It leaves no room to argue. It leaves minimal liability exposure. And of course a good portion of the customers are already a few sheets to the wind.
People fall for stupid shit everyday. If you question something, back away and find someone that knows what to look for.
The cash register won't accept the alcoholic drinks bar code without the birth date of the purchaser. So why not tell the customer this bit if information?
The 2nd story is funny because OP wanted to drop by and run his mouth after his involvement was over, and then was surprised when buddy wanted to throw hands. And of course he dropped the "Its not worth it" line. Then keep your mouth shut and drive away. Im not saying the 2 idiots having a pissing match over a parking space were right or wrong. But either way, OPs girlfriend was gone, there was no reason to stick around but he just had to go over and talk some shit. Dont talk shit if you dont want to get hit. And yes OP is a huge loser for what he did.
the parking space story my response would have been what I always do get in my car and start it depending on the weather turn on the heat or the a/c and just sit there in the parking spot and wait until they either leave because they know they are NOT getting that spot or get out and come up to the window and ask are you going to move and I say OH NO I'M ON BREAK I'M NOT LEAVING
I never carry my ID with me either. It IS in my car, just not on my person. I would have asked one of the others to pony up their ID and paid them for the beer.
On the parking lot thing; He did tell you to move it , so you did what you were told. ROFLMFAO
At the gas station I used to work at, and most places I’ve been to, none of the three would have been able to buy any alcohol. Heck, I would have had to ID both of the others at the very start as they were clearly with the old guy.
He should have said to the son. Just because an authority figure dose something. Dose not mean he is right. Laws/ rules exist for a reason.
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