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taog · 10-09-2003, 06:10 PM

I also think it would be good for people who have been wrongly banned from bars too

example... a friend of mine tried to use fake id to get into this one bar many times, many years ago... then he turned legal age, and to this day, years later, some of the bouncers don't let him in. They say he causes shit and that he's a trouble maker, even though he isn't. Sometimes they don't let him in.

In this case, he would be allowed in, because he has no real record of causing shit, other than trying to get into the bar when he was underage.

I think i am all for this, because they are going to give you rights and not let just random people look at how often you go to the bar. Just because you go to a bar, it doesn't mean that you are drinking every time.

I'm sure the only people who will have access to these records are the police, and the bar staff. The bar staff would probably only be able to get the records by swiping your card anyway, so it's not like they can just go and look you up in the system.

10-09-2003, 06:10 PM	#18 (permalink)
taog Crazy Location: London, Ontario, Canada	I also think it would be good for people who have been wrongly banned from bars too example... a friend of mine tried to use fake id to get into this one bar many times, many years ago... then he turned legal age, and to this day, years later, some of the bouncers don't let him in. They say he causes shit and that he's a trouble maker, even though he isn't. Sometimes they don't let him in. In this case, he would be allowed in, because he has no real record of causing shit, other than trying to get into the bar when he was underage. I think i am all for this, because they are going to give you rights and not let just random people look at how often you go to the bar. Just because you go to a bar, it doesn't mean that you are drinking every time. I'm sure the only people who will have access to these records are the police, and the bar staff. The bar staff would probably only be able to get the records by swiping your card anyway, so it's not like they can just go and look you up in the system.