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No I'm with you, I watched last time around and it was so satisfying

Man-made lines, we are all one in the NW :)

Maybe alcohol should be taxed according to the cost and harm it does to the community. 30% is probably right for that.

I don't understand why drugstores and pharmacies need to sell alcohol or cigarettes. All I go to Walgreens for is prescriptions.

NOT Bucca de Beppo. Or Bizarros. Or any other shitty shithole that is going to charge you $50 for 5¢ worth of factory pasta. Unless you can’t make it at home, never buy it on the street.

The Fred Meyer’s by my house got caught 5 times selling to minors, they had to completely remodel and section off the alcohol area and are required to scan driver license for each sale for 2 years.

This place got 1 or 2 warnings.

First time is mandatory lose sale privileges for a while + fine AFAIK. Regardless, maybe this isn’t their first time?

Preach it. My parents were military, so I moved all around the states as a kid, and a little bit after out on my own. Blue states are veritable paradises compared to the 3rd-world-country that is red-state USA.

I'm more than happy with that .46 extra a gallon with all the positive benefits living in the area has. And WA actually has some of the gentlist taxes I've seen. We don't even have income taxes in this state.

I think I’m the only person in the state that’s happy when they clean it 😂

How do you rank the Gum Wall?

That honestly applies to everything in WA

The most basic waterfall in WA is like a top 10 attraction in most states.

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License to sell has been temporarily revoked by OLCC

Rainier, Adams and Hood. St. Helens is obscured by Rainier. I know a spot where you can see Hood, St Helens, Adams, Rainier, and the very tippy top of Baker, far to the north.

They have to sell to a lot of minors before it goes past the fines stage and into the "revoke your liquor license" stage.

I don’t think I like your attitude

Would you like to have a bunch of small liquor stores pop up close to your neighborhood? Imagine what that would do to your property values. Much more sensible to sell alcohol at established big box stores.

I wish we could just go back to the state run liquor stores so much cheaper

It's the same product anywhere you buy it. Probably aren't going to find much selection of top shelf spirits though.

As much as possible?

Oh sweet summer child, none of our taxes are all that high in this state.

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