4-5 pages…….. minimum!

double post

Meh. Not a biggie. Move on.

Not strange.

I typically mind my own business almost about everything people do, but in this case I kinda see why they'd at least make sure you were their parent. It's not like the cops at Kyle Field have much to do anyway.

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I remember when the Ags played florida in 2020 and the mask police were yelling at everyone trying to eat peanuts without a mask.

Doesn't surprise me they found a new power trip…….

Magneto said:

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I remember when the Ags played florida in 2020 and the mask police were yelling at everyone trying to eat peanuts without a mask.

Doesn't surprise me they found a new power trip…….

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you think underage drinking laws are a newer power trip than mask enforcement?

TXAG 05 said:

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Definitely overreacting here. The vendor and the cop were just doing their job. There was no way for them to know that the kid you just gave a drink to was your daughter.

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Except that if they did not ask for IDs from both father and daughter and asked her a few questions, they confirmed nothing.

Yep this was very strange. That Indian should have known that you were the parent of the minor that you handed alcohol to and simply should have never reported the cops to you.

If they made you pour it out or tried to write you a citation I'd see an issue here, but just sounds like everyone did their job properly and the cop was polite about it.

Handled well all the way around.

avoiding cops was 3/4 of the fun of underage drinking. Feels like just typing in a cheat code to have your otherwise conservative parents buy it for you at public events.

I remember putting my beer on the floor at a lynyrd skynyrd concert when I saw a cop approaching and telling him he cant prove it was mine. What kind of life lessons are you teaching your daughter?

AustinCountyAg said:

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rule #1 ?

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Don't you mean feather or dot?

There are just as many hammered people at Kyle as there were before they allowed alcohol sales.

At least now I have alcohol to help me deal with the middle aged Baptist man next to me trying to scream advice to Elko from the second deck to run the ball more. That guy is just as much of an embarrassment as some hammered person.

This an opportunity missed.

Teach her the value of getting tuned prior to walking in and/or how to sneak in your own booze.

That is if you gonna drink.

But good job on interaction with the cops without ending up in cuffs. Always a win.

gwmAggie said:

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Preparing an 18yr old daughter for college by allowing her to drink? No good reason to do so. Hey it's ok to drink if you are under age? It's ok to break the law?

Freshman drinking leads to a multitude of consequences that can have a negative impact on your daughter's life.

A fail imho.

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Far better to supervisor her than to just send her off to college to let her figure that out on her own. Unless you think that no freshman (or later) students drink alcohol.

My parents did this for me as well. Late summer 1983, I was told to clean all the debris left in the wake of Hurricane Alicia in our yard. Later that night, I had my first 6-pack, totally supervised. No big deal. But what that showed me was how scrawny me would be (un) able to handle alcohol, and two years later, I knew what my limits were. But I was actually legal the day I arrived in Aggieland; the drinking age was 18 at the time, changing to 21 in September 1985. After that, I was no longer legal, but had acquired a number of bottles of various alcoholic beverages that I took along with bedding etc to my first apartment for me and the roommates. Never caused any problems.

NoahAg said:

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Kyle was better without alcohol. (SALES)

(And yes I do drink.)

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FIFY


It was way more exciting sneaking it in your boot!

It was super rare to get caught in the student section, but a little more challenging to hide it from the fuddy duddy folks when we got to sit in horseshoe!