Got to love government trying to legislate morality.
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I did not know Kroger sold Bourbon and Vodka!
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yea in 1992 , I was amazed to see liquor at the grocery stores & even Walgreens if I recall right ? (Edit ..In IL )
Glad I no longer drink the "FIRE WATER" Tho
My "Bootlegger"Charged $10 For Rot Gut Whiskey & $20 a 12 pack of Natural Light or Pabst Blue Ribbon , + when I quit drinking in 2002 , Natural Ice was the strongest Beer one could buy in GA , & No Sunday booze unless at the sports Bar or restaurant & by Sunday I was broke anyway 'usually'.
For those who know the area in S Cherokee Co by bootlegger lived in 'Red Barn Trailer Park ' with 24 hour service .
Kroger in Cartersville does. They have a bar and serve there too. Stay in a certain area, no moving around.
I was trying to remember when Cherokee Co went "wet" ??
IIRC, it was still dry when we moved here in '85....
IIRC, it was still dry when we moved here in '85....
I remember when Stone Mountain Park was a happening place. We'd cruise the road around the park and everyone was parking and hanging out. You would always find several folks selling 12 packs out of their trunk on Sunday.
CA where I grew up beer, wine and liquor were for sale in every grocery and little convenience store. It was strange to me when I moved to other states and saw all the strange restrictions, state by state.
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Like not being able to buy alcohol on Sunday's, but you could go to the Pink Pony drink and pick up whore.
Mine doesn't. But I've been to grocery stores in other states that sold liquor. Never understood why they don't here though.
Back in the day on Sundays I would often trade deer meat for a 12 pack with an old black lady across the tracks in Douglasville. One time I had a big snapping turtle I had caught and she gave me a case of beer for it.
