She has siblings and other relatives, I think this is a way to force lines of sucession

She did plead guilty, so that sounded like personal responsiblity.

They didn't exactly cut her off.. She was kicked out of the building by security.

>Funny thing, if the bar had continued to serve her and then she drove home, it is almost possible that they'd have a case.

I don't see the difference..

They stopped serving her (same as a bar closing), then she drove home.

And who's manipulating the daughter if parents are the ones who holding her supposeded money anyway and also controlling her?

Monkhood stuff is religiously important, which is not same as money.

It has always been 1923

Ya because ride share and taxis aren't a thing. Or cell phones asking for a ride. It's not the venues responsibility to monitor how people come and go.

Nailed what?

😂

It's always someone else's fault

I looked at the test. It’s kinda easy.

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Seriously, how are we supposed to live in a society that needs money to be spent if they don't get you enough money to spend?

There is absolutely a money angle, I doubt a rich as fuck family needs the prestige of monkhood to be respected.

If that's what happened, she'll probably get a settlement cause I doubt this venue's owner wants anything to do with setting a legal precedent by losing on something like this. I do wonder though, was she all alone when they booted her?

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4. At Buzz Aldrin Ventures

Need those thin nimble hands to get into the machinery to get it nice and clean

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*Canadian hospitality industry

That’s because we are

The Supreme Court would fucking say the US is part of the UK just to spite people

Funny thing, if the bar had continued to serve her and then she drove home, it is almost possible that they'd have a case. As it is, they cut her off and acted (semi) responsibly. If this case doesn't get immediately dismissed it'll spell some tough times ahead for the US hospitality industry

Your boss would make you work 12 hour days if they were allowed to.

Make no mistake, there is no fundamental difference between capitalism in America and capitalism everywhere else.

The only difference is that thousands of people fought for the labor rights you enjoy today, and if you're not fighting for them today, you can lose them very quickly.

She's suing them for kicking her out. Says they should have known she'd drive home.