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[SAMSET]

I have purchased beer at some odd times here.


the only time IN has screwed me was parting at rews and was drinking to fast and need more but it was already sunday

[SAMSET]

Originally Posted by Trixie03

This is what my Fridays look like...

not me. i have hardcore OCD about my desk.

[UNCC_99XJ]

Originally Posted by Fore Wheeler

You're hooked on this thread now.

Dude! It's worse than crack!

Originally Posted by Jeepguy91

I think Indiana needs to change their liquor laws and start selling on Sundays and catch up with the times with everyone else.

Not quite everyone else. One of the draw backs to being in the bible belt is the stupid alcohol laws.

[RedHeep]

Originally Posted by Albert Einstein

“If a cluttered desk is a sign of a cluttered mind, then what are we to think of an empty desk?”

[Fore Wheeler]

We prefer black tar heroin up north.

[SAMSET]

lol.

BUT, my desk is never empty. at all times i keep at least one estimate in front of me to give the look of working on something.

[MKR5150]

6 am to 2 am 7 days a week here in Iowa, now. We do have a few dry County's spattered across the state.

[terrehautian]

It is interesting how you can't buy alcohol from a store on Sunday, but yet you go to a bar that serves food and you can buy alcohol there (not sure if only to consumed in there or carry out).

[UNCC_99XJ]

Originally Posted by MKR5150

6 am to 2 am 7 days a week here in Iowa, now. We do have a few dry County's spattered across the state.

Plenty of dry counties around here too. Then there are dry counties that have cities inside them that are not dry. It can get confusing real quick.

On the flip side though, there are a lot more breweries starting to set up shop in NC, and that makes me happy

[macgyvr]

The looks of people when you pass them in an RV is entertaining!

mac 'hammer down!' gyvr

[*89Laredo*]

My desk is horrible but not as bad as Jeds. Hopefully getting a filing cabinet soon so I can move some of the clutter into that.

I think Michigan started selling on Sundays a couple years ago.

[REWSTER]

Originally Posted by terrehautian

It is interesting how you can't buy alcohol from a store on Sunday, but yet you go to a bar that serves food and you can buy alcohol there (not sure if only to consumed in there or carry out).

you can carry out when you buy from the brewery on Sundays. so i guess we have that going for us.

[87manche]

Originally Posted by SAMSET

lol.

BUT, my desk is never empty. at all times i keep at least one estimate in front of me to give the look of working on something.

that's like the old boss key in doom.

Originally Posted by REWSTER

you can carry out when you buy from the brewery on Sundays. so i guess we have that going for us.

Ohio let liquor sales happen on Sunday a few years back. Tax revenue.

and we can carry in a bar, as long as you're not above the legal limit you can drink too.

[UNCC_99XJ]

Originally Posted by 87manche

and we can carry in a bar, as long as you're not above the legal limit you can drink too.

They just changed the law in NC recently to allow us to carry into an establishment that serves alcohol ONLY if they serve food too.

Before it was not allowed into any establishment that served alcohol. Period.

[GoSlowGetStuck]

Originally Posted by terrehautian

It is interesting how you can't buy alcohol from a store on Sunday, but yet you go to a bar that serves food and you can buy alcohol there (not sure if only to consumed in there or carry out).

It has to be consumed there. On-premises and off-premises sales are treated differently and you need different licenses for each. So even if a restaurant/bar had an off-premises license, they would be subject to the law preventing off-premises sales on Sunday. The brewery exemption is the only way I can get beer to my house on a Sunday without driving to Illinois.

The on-premises vs. off-premises difference also explains why a bartender will open a bottle or can before handing it to you. It's not just to be nice or to earn a tip, it's so you don't pull a "can I get 13 beers, please?" and walk out with them.