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They didn't call it a "senior" sale. They would have to honor anyone who claims to be a grandparent.
Related, but not. Although the term "senior" is defined differently depending where you are. AARP and movie theaters (here, anyway) utilize 50. But the County I used to live in defined it as 65 or over and the neighboring county said "seniors" were 62 and over. As long as it's known policy and the company/franchise sticks by it, they have the right to draw the line.
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