The fact that the play-by-play guy is also out due to an injury is really the icing on the cake here.
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Oh completely agree, but the article specifically talked about large scale instances of theft in brewery tasting rooms, that seems like it may just be a miscommunication between the brewery’s and the tasters, who may be used to breweries where the glass comes with the tasting.
Woah, ok, question about the link to pint glassses. Around here traditionally part of the admission to a beer “tour” was also buying the glass, so you always got to take the glass home. Hell, 10 years later my cupboard is still mostly Terrapin and Sweetwater glasses.
The ribbon in the picture at the top is pretty clearly not a clip on
That is one hell of an Update.
Yeah, if you’re going to take pitching advice from someone, you could do a hell of a lot worse than Nolan Ryan.
Make $8,453.67 an hour working from home! All you have to do is repossess genetically engineered organs!
You used the wrong graphic
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It was an 0-for-23 streak for the batter no the pitchers.
Sure, and if you’re not worried about it then pop on in, but if you’re worried about inconveniencing the staff, which the person asking the question here obviously is, then just order takeout so that you’re out the door before closing time anyways.
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I would also highly recommend breakfast pho, obviously not instant, but there is no better hangover cure on a Sunday than pho brunch.
Why not just order takeout at whatever restaurant it is? Grab the food and take it home.
That’s basically every discrimination case ever. Any discriminator can make up a reason, that’s how discrimination always go. Discriminator claims not discriminatory reason, discriminatee claims discriminatory reason, jury decides. Some cases are simply easier than others.
For me it started becoming popular because I have a few close friends with Celiacs, so if we wanted to go to the pool or whatever beer wasn’t really an option for them, and wine or cocktails wasn’t appealing in the summer sun at 2 PM on a Sunday. So when hard seltzers started hitting the markets a few years back they…
Nah, I do civil defense work representing businesses nationwide. Trust me, there’s always at least one plaintiff’s lawyer willing to take cases like this because they know they can get a pay day by convincing the business to settle instead of fighting it.
Then they need better training, in this scenario you’re a lot more likely to be sued for discrimination or something by the person refused service than be given a fine by an officer who saw you do your due diligence.
It’s not an automatic penalty for serving someone under age, if a person presents what looks like a valid ID with evidence to back it up then that’s a defense to a charge of serving alcohol to minors. There’s no legal reason to refuse service in this instance.