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Originally Posted by djchameleon
bartenders DO cut off people if they start to become belligerent and disruptive.
Also the whole breathalyzer thing isn't necessary. Some bars have ties with cab companies and will call a cab for people so that they can get home.
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As they should.
I find myself asking myself why alcohol even exists. What is the point of it? I enjoy a drink from time to time, but why? (Biologically/psychologically, what is the purpose?)
I wish it was legal for bartenders to hold people's keys in designated lock-boxes (sort of similar to rows of little P.O. boxes at the post office), and in order for the owner to get them back, they have to pass a breathalyzer test to ensure that they're not over the limit. And if they are, they're required to take a taxi. Would certainly cut down on public intoxication, I think.