Shut Down With My Own License - The Lottery Ticket Thread

I get carded when I buy milk...

seriously, I look really young (I'm 28 but I could pass for 17-20) and I have developed somewhat of a chip on my shoulder about the issue...

people always say I act so mature for my age (they think I'm a kid) and I tell them how old I really am... its the same way with chicks- they act all snotty and ask in that tone that i hate..." how OLD are you?"

Eddie, with how stubborn I am, I wouldn't have left the store without my lottery ticket...

in Austin, when I was around 19 or 20( i looked like i was 15 then), I went into a gas station to buy some smokes... the guy behind the counter made me take my hat off, then he made my sign a piece of paper to match my sig...

he gave me alot of guff and I started arguing with him... he eventually sold me the cigarettes ($2.02 then)

I gave him two dollars and he demanded the two pennies from me...

I tossed the two cents across the counter and said something along the lines of "heres your two f&8king pennies" and walked out...

he chased me out the store and threw a punch at me...

I calmly sat in my car while a witness called the police... he kicked my car at that moment...

the cops came and I pressed charges on the b*stard... he got anger management and deferred adjudication... i didnt have to go to court because the witness testified eveything he saw...

the point is, Eddiewassnubbed... YOU were in the right, and you have every right to argue your case... dont take that sh*t from anyone man...

 

The only place I still get carded is the club.

 

ahaha at this gas station near my house, they have those lipton green tea citrus and coupons for "50 cents off" of the original 1.07 price.. making it only 57 cents.. anyway it says only one per customer and the last time I bought two, the girl working there before simply ran it thru the register twice, as two different transactions.. its supposed to be real simple. anyway when i tried to buy two drinks again this time, the doofus(some new guy that just started working there that cant even speak english) was like only one for customer... and i started to argue but then i was like forget it.. not even worth the trouble

mind you, this doofus couldnt figure out how to put in that coupon in to the register.. he spent like 10 good minutes trying to input ONE coupon meanwhile the line behind me is getting LONGER AND LONGER... and he moves slow as hell.. what a r****d.

 

What was the point of this little vignette?

 

Don't buy Green Tea from r****ds?

 

I had the same experience nearly all the time when I was growing up. Didn't matter how young I was, I could buy a ticket to an R-rated movie. The only time I was even questioned was when I went to see "Up the Creek" and then, the ticket seller merely asked if I had my parent's permission. I said "yes" and they took my word for it. (When my friends and I went to see "Hellraiser" was the first time we were carded and refused entry if we were under 17. I had already turned 17 by then, but a friend of ours who was with us hadn't yet, so we didn't end up going... and to this day, I've not seen Hellraiser).

Theaters are apparently more strict these days.

Back to the original post, I like the whole idea that someone would use a Fake ID that merely made them 18 years-old. I thought the whole point of the Fake ID was to be over 21.