this has nothing to do with the consumer
the local authorities force implentation of asking for ID from a higher age group
either you refuse and your license is suspended or they u what they tell you to do
I really dont understand the arguement
legal age is 18, requirements by local authority and police is a different matter, they can do you for not asking ID from an 18 year old and question your responsibility as a retailer thus removing license
are you a personal license holder, do you run retail outlets with premise licenses ?, if not STFU u ignorant moron
if your not happy then go elsewhere, simple when it comes to consumers & retail, if you dont like the service or product then F*ck off elsewhere, why complain !, this country is rapidly becoming america by the second
easy. at 18 you are legally allowed to buy alcohol. no "law" or council policy, has any effect on that! if you prove you are 18, no matter who is with you. you are legally allowed to buy your tipple. it may be a Tesco rule, brought on by pathetic staff quality, but in now way are you breaking any law. "My staff are too dim to tell", is a retailer problem. it could indicate that Tesco were not fit, to sell alcohol, not being able to provide staff "fit for purpose". same goes for any other retailer.
even worse. there is not one shred of evidence, to indicate any increase in the legal age, has the slightest effect on "under age drinking". and to be honest, if you are 18, its nothing to do with government, or council, if you get pi$$ed, or not, nor how often.
I agree, we should "Fcuk off", if we dont like the service.
No, i am not a licence holder, not now anyway. though, i have been, running two busy city pubs. though a while back its true.
you pathetic idiot! no wonder your trade is in a mess. unable to, even, argue a point. yep, the trade is in trouble and it looks like the"consumer" is not the cause.
