Should it be legal for underage people to have jobs that involve selling age-restricted products?

[rbohm]

in most jurisdictions, you need to be at least 19 to sell/serve alcohol.

[Volobjectitarian]

Well, first of all, arbitrary age limits for purchasing goods and services are absurd. With that in mind, obviously not allowing people under the absurd arbitrary age for a certain product to be employed/work near that product is even more absurd.

[rstevens62]

Originally Posted by mike1003

Underaged employees in Ohio cannot ring out alcohol. They have to call someone older to ring up the sale

I have no issues with underaged employees working in these stores

That must be a fairly new thing, Im not sure where the harm comes in for someone underage to ring up alcohol for sale, or run it over the scanner at checkout, how is this in anyway similar to possession or consuming the stuff? Id like to see their reasoning on creating a policy like this.

[Milton Miteybad]

Originally Posted by BornintheSprings

Drinking age should be 16. Liquor Stores should be open 24/7

Let’s make it 6 instead, and require that public schools include distilled spirits instead of milk as part of a healthy lunch.

[BornintheSprings]

Originally Posted by Milton Miteybad

Let’s make it 6 instead, and require that public schools include distilled spirits instead of milk as part of a healthy lunch.

I'll meet you halfway 12 years old to 16 can buy beer and wine. At 16 they can buy unlimited quantities.

[Pilot1]

I paid my rent, and living expenses in college by bartending well before I could legally drink what I was selling.