We should all, and I mean everyone here, respond with 7/4/1776. I wasn't smart enough to think of that on my own; I had help right here at CFF.I won't give my date of birth either. I might make one up on the spur of the moment.
First, an accurate DOB can contribute to identity theft. Second, the law doesn't requiure it. Third, we are all pretty sure I am over twenty one. I mean WAY over.
As long as I can remember to use that date, it shouldn't be questioned. 7/4/76 is just under 14 months away from my actual birth date.
I did that last year and she looked at me like I was crazy. She asked me to repeat it and I said July 4th 1776, she just ring up the sale.
I have a daughter who's birthdate is 7/6/76As long as I can remember to use that date, it shouldn't be questioned. 7/4/76 is just under 14 months away from my actual birth date.
December 25 of a random year. They've never asked me to see my license.
But that really is my birthday!
As long as I can remember to use that date, it shouldn't be questioned. 7/4/76 is just under 14 months away from my actual birth date.
7/4/76 is just under 14 months away from my actual birth date.
I had a gas station ask for my ID last fall in Black Mountain NC to buy beer. I'm over 60. I grudgingly handed him my NCDL. He started to scan it and I snatched it out of his hand. Told him the law requires none of that. He asked me to please leave. I loudly complied.
It was a big chain type gas station and I am guessing store policy wouldn't let him process the transaction without the scan. The 40 something year old clerk (who didn't otherwise seem like a dumbass) made as big a scene about it as I did. My wife was standing there and probably wanted to just shoot both of us.
The looks you get when doing that are, priceless!
Cabelas in Garner tried to card me for handgun ammo. I know I am baby-faced, but saying you have to be 21 to buy the ammo is stupid.
Just shout the only one I use is from Food Lion, because you get the "sale" prices that way. They have incorrect and outdated information at best: old addresses to San apartment building, an invalid phone number, invalid obsolete email. All worthless information, but I get the discount. Hell, there is nothing on there that guarantees I gave them my real name.
No, but how many people do you think do that? If you want the coupons and crap that some stores send they need a current address. It is still an information gathering machine that people seem to not think about.
Why didn't anyone tell us that Sally's sold ammo?
Good grief. My kids lost interest once they turned 13.
Damn, and those things are plastic aren't they? The stupid runs thick....
Should serve as motivation to study harder!!!
I emailed them yesterday and got a response. They blamed a new point of sale system.
