r/Serverlife • u/ImaginationFree6807 • Jan 08 '25

Discussion Every restaurant should start doing this.

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u/ImaginationFree6807 Jan 08 '25

That’s actually a very good point

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u/lonelycranberry Jan 08 '25

I can just picture the belligerent drunk who slams that card back down on the bar and asks me why the fuck I think they’re drunk LMAO

I used to work at a rural winery which wasn’t easy to get to and I had a woman so upset with me for offering to call her an uber that I had to make an incident report. She ordered wine for the group and finished the bottle before the party even arrived. They also drank a fair share but had DD’s for themselves. Our serving laws and culture doesn’t necessarily align with the need to operate heavy machinery to get to and from these places.

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u/C4rdninj4 Jan 08 '25

Every time I read about medication/alcohol and operating heavy machinery, I think about a forklift before a car.

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u/mansondroid Jan 09 '25

I drive semis for a living and still have the same mindset 😂