Even did it wearing a mask.

I'd like to party with that guy

The raccoon: Do what you want, I've already won.

I was at a Virgina package store years ago. The help was wearing little bow ties and white shirts. Just like the DMV. No advertising just a list of what they had. Supply was also limited. I was used to Foremost liquors which was the size of a medium foodstore where people filled their shopping carts with booze.

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Originally posted by ZSMICHAEL:
I was at a Virgina package store years ago. The help was wearing little bow ties and white shirts. Just like the DMV. No advertising just a list of what they had. Supply was also limited. I was used to Foremost liquors which was the size of a medium foodstore where people filled their shopping carts with booze.

There are still a few old-style VA ABC stores around with the store-width counter where the clerks would serve the walk-in public, but most of them have gone over to open displays and serve-yourself. In the old style, you had to know exactly what you wanted, brand, bottle size, and proof and the clerks were forbidden from making suggestions (they did have a printed book with what they carried listed in it). The VA ABC has also started marketing their products, having sales, and special offers (like seasonal or limited-availability liquors), and even monthly lotteries for rarities. Variety is also a lot better than the old days, and rivals many privately-owned liquor stores.

I hate to profile but those 'coons just can't hold their liquor.

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Originally posted by Loswsmith:
I hate to profile but those 'coons just can't hold their liquor.

Haha... it's cultural.

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