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Oh my god that is either hilariously stupid, or some top tier trolling.
by blhack 5y ago
Oh my god that is either hilariously stupid, or some top tier trolling.
- aaronbrethorst 5y agoIt's technically accurate, and some serious bullshit: 'No taxation without representation. But also, no beer until representation.'
- ghaff 5y agoI haven't encountered this in years and years and especially with REALID standardization I assume it's vanishingly rare, but driver's licenses used to vary enormously from state to state and many didn't even have photos. So I assume the logic on requiring in-state government ID would be that a store clerk had no way of knowing whether an out-of-state license was a blatant forgery or not.
- alibarber 5y agoI don’t think they meant ‘in’ state, more so ‘issued by a state’ which DC isn’t. I always thought it meant state as in ‘nation state’ - so a passport would count.
- ghaff 5y agoIt's usually "government issued photo ID." I have seen (but not for many years) cases where a store wouldn't accept out of state ID for alcohol purchases.
- huy-nguyen 5y agoThen you probably haven’t heard of airport TSA agents turning away people with New Mexico license, thinking that New Mexico is in Mexico and not the US.