must be america. the only country people being entitled telling you what to drink. normal people would just bann food or drink in certain areas. but if its allowed, you decide what to do with your life.
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Yeah in all the libraries I've been to the standard policy is usually no food, no drinks except water. Maybe it's the soda lobby which wouldn't tolerate discrimination between water and soda?
University libraries usually have a study section without any bookshelves. Rules are usually more lax there
What's the policy on boofing?
Asking for a supreme court justice
The librarian standing on business demanding to keep the whiskey bottle in a drawer.
what are tweas and why is hard liquor ok lol
TWisted tEA? Maybe? I don't know anymore and the young folk roll their eyes when I ask.
Ah yes. And Twisted Teas are or can be, "hard" (containing alcohol, much like "hard alcohol").
Twisted teas are malt beverages, not hard liquor.
A buddy of mine had them at a football game we went to recently. Awful stuff. Tons of sugar, barely any booze. I'm with the librarian.
Understandably. They do tend toward the kinkier side... 🤘🏼
Tbf, it's definitely brand based. The cheap ones are, unsurprisingly, well... cheap.
Since it's a study area, probably because of the carbonation sounds and the sound from opening the can.
Also, carbonated beverages leave the container of their own volition, which can cause them to spill on books. If you're bringing hard liquor to the library, you're dedicated enough to make sure it gets drunk.
might be more likely to cause inebriation at levels that would result in spillage or vomiting however...
Are people really partying that hard in the library?
That's normal stuff for high pressure study environments.
I believe a twea is a Twisted Tea
Sensible policy. If you gotta bust out the hard stuff for studying, they know you're in deep shit
What's their policy on wine?
My college banned fast food (specifically Sonic) cups from intramural events. Because everyone spiked their drinks with liquor.
Now, they just bring "factory sealed" water bottles that're full of clear alcohol, instead, after discovering it's really not that hard to swap the super-high-tech anti-tamper "solution". 🤫🤷🏼♂️
We used to be a proper country.
Does the rule include nose beers as well?
I think it's the opening of the cans that's the issue.
just get bottles and saber em open like a normal person
Hokie ball