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I wonder if since she was employed there that this could change anything. I find it hard to believe that the employees there didn’t know she was underage. She worked there at one point. There are documents when she was hired and they knew she was under 21. What are the odds some of the same employees she previously worked with were still employed the morning of her death?

The manager should have known at any rate. How does an underage person get hired at a bar anyway?

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Posted by mjthe

Virginia

Member since Oct 2020

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Posted on 1/25/23 at 6:37 pm to Jim Rockford

Wasn't this shite discussed 30 pages ago? Not needing to be 21 to bartend?

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Posted by Spasweezy

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Posted on 1/25/23 at 6:37 pm to Jim Rockford

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The manager should have known at any rate. How does an underage person get hired at a bar anyway?

You can get a bar card to serve alcohol if you’re under 21, but can’t consume…we all know how that goes though.

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Posted by momentoftruth87

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Posted on 1/25/23 at 6:45 pm to Jim Rockford

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The manager should have known at any rate. How does an underage person get hired at a bar anyway?

I worked at a bar/restaurant in high school at 16-18. I even got popped for underage drinking and couldn’t be near any alcohol establishment, yet could work my job, even though alcohol was primary source of revenue. I think after 10 you had to be 21+, but I’d work till midnight, sometimes later on the weekends. Was crazy seeing all my teachers up there and hanging out with them.

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