You may. But you'll have to stand in line with my throngs of loyal subjects and admirers.
And I'm not having sex with you.
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I'm pretty used to being out on Saturday night and having to run to the liquor store to pick up something for Sunday football games :-)
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I might try this monster out a bit later if I get to go to the grocery store.
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Exactly! And the way the vikes are playing, you're gonna need some drinks...
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Yikes! What a pain in the arse. I guess I've been spoiled with being able to buy any type of alcohol/liquor at the grocery store. Not to mention buying beer and wine at most gas station convenience stores.
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I remember back in the day when some Walgreens here had liquor stores, the drug store and liquor store where side by side and had a door between them. But I was to young to buy anything back then LOL.

That machine is crazy!! But pretty cool at the same time. Glad we don't need them here.
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You mean you can't get liquor in gas stations? You should come to the UK... we get beer, wine and liquor!
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Wisconsin -- German Lutherans would come unglued if they couldn't get their beer, wine, or Old Fashioned makins' any day of the week.
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I'm a Norwegian Minnesotan Lutheran. That means I'll be passive aggressive about not being able to buy booze on Sundays. :-)
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:-)
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I'm surprised you don't have to pay a $20 convenience fee and a 44% "I feel like having a beer" tax.
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In Texas you don't even have to get out of your car. Drive through "beer barns" are common.
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And in certain areas, served by girls in bikinis.
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That's what we have in PA. Plus there's six pack stores everywhere. You can only carry out two six packs at a rime, but you can do it all day If you want to. It just costs a lot more.
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