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Taking your kid into a liquor store
Anyone else feel weird about it? When I say kid, I mean like my 5 year old. It's a strange quirk I seem to have, because I've never tried to hide drinking from my kids. My son knows what beer is and that kids can't drink it. I normally have a beer with dinner or in the evening, and this weekend I'll have a houseful of friends that will all be drinking their fair share.
So I'm not shy about drinking and my kids, why do I feel weird about taking him into the liquor store with me? |
Not sure why you feel that way, I have no problem with it. My 5 yo daughter likes to go to the fridge and get me a beer. Why she plays 'waitress' she asks if I would like water, milk, coffee or a beer when she takes my drink order.
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I would not worry about it. Now if you take him along when you go hooker and blow shopping..... |
As long as these aren't daily visits to the liquor store, I think you are fine.
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The Arab liquor stores around here usually have the smut stuff at little ones eye level. Seems like a no brainer to me.
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Sweet! |
My favorite is going to court for criminal law docket day and seeing defendants there with their kids. Truly a magical moment.
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When I was a kid I used to love going into liquor stores with my dad. I remember there was always cool stuff to look at. Beer cans were a big thing in the 70's too. Alot of beer cans to look at in liquor stores. I turned out fine, I think.
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Lots more in a LQS than booze. Buy him an ice cream.
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I never went into a liquor store as a kid, but then again, my parents didn't drink at all either.
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[QUOTE=onewhippedpuppy;4636495]Anyone else feel weird about it?
Not at all. I have fond memories of making regular trips to the packy w/dad for the black labels and taking a few limited supervised sips of a nice cold one. It's a good time to be open and try to teach some responsibiliy at the same time imo. |
Kids don't belong in bars - at all.
But a store is just a store. Unless they sell those real little bottles behind bullet-proof glass.. |
I feel weird but I still do it.
One of the weirdest times for me as a child was going to the Dallas Playboy club. I was probably 9 or 10. I'm sure it scarred me for life :D |
fond memories!!
i remember, a few times a week standing outside of the liquor store with my dad, waiting for it to open. Sometimes, he'd take me to school later. just kidding ;) http://forums.pelicanparts.com/suppo...amingdevil.gif |
No, you probably shouldn't take the kid along when you're robbing liquor stores.
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I probably feel weird because my parents were so anti-booze. The first time I set foot in a liquor store was when I was 16, ummm, I mean 21. At least that's what the ID said.;)
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We have state liquor stores here in WA, so the shops are actually pretty nice. More like a wine store that happens to sell booze. No porn, tobacco, etc. I don't drink liquor, typically only wine with occasional beer, so I have no reason to go the booze shops. You can beer and wine in the grocery store.
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when i was eight i became the official martini maker for my parents and their friends.
we moved to new rochelle in 1960, i was ten years old. when my parents were going to go to the liquor store in our new town i said that i should go along to make sure they got the right kind of gin. you could not imagine the shock i got when we walked into wykagyl liquors and there, standing behind the counter was......buffalo bob smith! |
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