So I think I found a way to legally buy alcohol under 21

[Mayhem Tripp Robinson]

Minor in possession:
§ 4.1-305. Purchasing or possessing alcoholic beverages unlawful in certain cases; venue; exceptions; penalty; forfeiture; deferred proceedings; treatment and education programs.

A. No person to whom an alcoholic beverage may not lawfully be sold under § 4.1-304 shall consume, purchase or possess, or attempt to consume, purchase or possess, any alcoholic beverage, except (i) pursuant to subdivisions 1 through 7 of § 4.1-200; (ii) where possession of the alcoholic beverages by a person less than 21 years of age is due to such person's making a delivery of alcoholic beverages in pursuance of his employment or an order of his parent.

yea any takes.

[12gage]

so if i tell the gas station clerk this beer is for my mom, he has to sell it to me?

[Mayhem Tripp Robinson]

aprntly so.

[owequitit]

Yeah, you are completely misinterpreting that.

1) Legal drinking age is defined by the state, ours all just happen to be 21. That didn't used to be the case.

2) Nowhere in that post does it give you permission to buy, possess, purchase or consume alcohol. It merely says that you don't have to be 21 to DELIVER it to someone else AS LONG AS it is a condition of your employment.

i.e. You work at a Pizza Hut, delivering pizzas and a customer orders a 6 pack of brew with it.

OR

You work at a restaurant and serve alcohol. Many states have a law that allows you to serve alcohol at 18 or older. Usually, it is 21 to bartend.

OR

You deliver groceries for a grocery store and a customer buys booze.

You haven't found any loop hole here. This was designed so that kids could work in places like restaurants, pizza houses, and grocery stores, and be able to reasonably perform a job duty. How stupid would it be, if only select employees could get beer for a customer out of a cooler?

[Mista Juice]

404 loop hole not found

[12gage]

404 loop hole not found

Lmfao

[owequitit]

404 loop hole not found

LOL!

[Ralphie]

phail.

[fatboy1185]

long live beerman

[bmxfelon420]

How stupid would it be, if only select employees could get beer for a customer out of a cooler?

that's how it is here, like if you work at a convenience store, you cant ring up beer unless you're 19, or something. It might be 21 but i thought it was 19, i know you cant do it at 18.

[texasvtak]

I think purchase or possess negates your entire argument. Try finding loopholes sober next time.

[lil_dcb7]

Yeah, you are completely misinterpreting that.

1) Legal drinking age is defined by the state, ours all just happen to be 21. That didn't used to be the case.

2) Nowhere in that post does it give you permission to buy, possess, purchase or consume alcohol. It merely says that you don't have to be 21 to DELIVER it to someone else AS LONG AS it is a condition of your employment.

i.e. You work at a Pizza Hut, delivering pizzas and a customer orders a 6 pack of brew with it.

OR

You work at a restaurant and serve alcohol. Many states have a law that allows you to serve alcohol at 18 or older. Usually, it is 21 to bartend.

OR

You deliver groceries for a grocery store and a customer buys booze.

You haven't found any loop hole here. This was designed so that kids could work in places like restaurants, pizza houses, and grocery stores, and be able to reasonably perform a job duty. How stupid would it be, if only select employees could get beer for a customer out of a cooler?

Beat me to it!

[quickangel93]

yea dude anyway you turn, your only legally allowed alcohol at 21 or older.




















freakin kids dont got hook ups.

[Dinner_Time]

Or just come up to Canada for a bit...if you're 19.

[Mista Juice]

that's how it is here, like if you work at a convenience store, you cant ring up beer unless you're 19, or something. It might be 21 but i thought it was 19, i know you cant do it at 18.

you can get a TABC license and sell alcohol at 18..