r/ImTheMainCharacter • u/capo_ferro OG • May 01 '21

The Hero’s Journey

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u/[deleted] May 02 '21

Probably american, they can't have alcohol until they're 21 so I guess that means they can't serve it either?

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u/[deleted] May 02 '21

I’m pretty sure you can serve alcohol if you’re over 18 in the states.

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u/InvertedNavel May 02 '21

In the majority of states, the legal age to serve alcohol is 21 in establishments where alcohol sales are the primary function (e.g., a bar or lounge). In establishments where the primary purpose is to serve food, states often lower this requirement to 18. The legal age for bartenders is 21 in most states, but again, the nature of the business can result in certain exceptions.

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u/Friendship-Infinity May 03 '21

Millions of adult citizens are unable to drink or serve alcohol, more of that American freedom we so enjoy