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so like any panic stricken person who thinks they won't have their afternoon tea for the canada day festivities.... we venture to the LCBO tonight.
highlight of the adventure:
mom, dad and little boy, two mini shopping carts deep in bottles, mom rushes back to get cart number three.
I was just a co-conspirator in a $700 on the nose liqour run at yonge and dundas...
the comments direct towards the amount of booze on the way to the cab were hilarious
"is that for a wedding?"
"someone has a drinking problem"
"you guys getting ready for another holocaust"
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| Originally posted by Capo di tutti I was just a co-conspirator in a $700 on the nose liqour run at yonge and dundas... the comments direct towards the amount of booze on the way to the cab were hilarious "is that for a wedding?" "someone has a drinking problem" "you guys getting ready for another holocaust" |
wow...I'm surprised at the number of alcoholics in TOTA Land
its not smuggling if there is a strike.
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| Originally posted by ChemEnhanced wow...I'm surprised at the number of alcoholics in TOTA Land |
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| Originally posted by Dave Akermanis How have I not noticed you sig before. lmao. |
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| Originally posted by Shaya007 this explains all the free passes you ask for.. |
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| Originally posted by rabbitjoker Retail business do not require a large number of people to be full time workers because of the way sales are distributed across a small set of busy-hours. Heavy hours at the LCBO are 5-9 weedays and 11-6 on weeekends. If it wasn't for the age requirements they could staff the place with after-school teenagers at $10/hour. |
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| Originally posted by Dior Homme before canada day? for sure! |
You know what would be awesome? If this strike led to a complete de-regulation of alcohol sale in the province.. Maybe if it lasts long enough the people of Ontario will revolt.
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| Originally posted by ChemEnhanced I'm glad someone noticed |
I was talking to a guy at the LCBO today, and he said that he doesn't think it will happen, or even if it does, that it wouldn't last that long. He said that the LCBO will lose $5,000,000 per day in lost sales. They're not going to allow themselves to lose that much money.
He did say that 4 of the large locations (Summerhill, Queens Quay, and 2 others) will be open during the strike, if it does indeed happen.
A friend of mine works at the location 2km from my house, it'll stay open if they go on strike, thus I don't care.
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| Originally posted by smuncky wut!!? i commented on it like a week ago. |
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| Originally posted by ChemEnhanced I didn't see the comment...sorry....my bad |
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Originally posted by smuncky
I LOVE YOUR SIG |
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| Originally posted by Pett As long as the beer store stays open i'll survive (barely) |
One word: PRIVATIZE
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| Originally posted by Jayx1 One word: PRIVATIZE |
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| Originally posted by Endlesswave Seriously. BUT are they not related in terms of ownership?? Btw this is RIDICULOUS that they could even do that...boourns. Looks like I'm bringing back more Zyvania than I thought. |
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| Originally posted by The Highroller He did say that 4 of the large locations (Summerhill, Queens Quay, and 2 others) will be open during the strike, if it does indeed happen.[/color] |
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| Originally posted by Jayx1 One word: PRIVATIZE |
what about the booze delivery service? that should still be fine, no?
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| Originally posted by mute79 what about the booze delivery service? that should still be fine, no? |
Privization is the winning solution here.
But I will publicly announce here and now, I'm going to be in the US for 4 days weekly starting in 2010, so anybody needing alcohol/tobacco remember to start asking since I don't really indulge in either, I can bring them over as "gifts"....
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