Roadtrash
US Veteran
When I'm asked "How's the day treating you?" I always answer the day treats me fine it's just all these people I can't stand.
In 1968 they passed a Federal law. You had to be 18 to buy rifle ammo, and 21 to buy pistol ammo.
If you were, say, 19, and tried to buy 22 ammo, they would not sell it to you. It could be used in a pistol, therefore it was "pistol ammo", therefore you had to be 21. Too bad, so sad, get over it.
In 1986 they passed another Federal law, and part of this one took notice of the fact that SOME pistol ammo worked in rifles. Therefore the 19-year-old CAN buy those 22s, as long as he is going to shoot them in a rifle. If he is going to shoot them in a pistol, he is too young to buy them.
When you get to the register and they scan the ammo, the register tells the clerk to ask if it is for a rifle or a pistol. If you say "rifle", they input that and the register says "Is customer 18 or older?". If you say "pistol", they input that and the register says "Is customer 21 or older?"
The clerk does not know WHY the register asks the first question. But it does so he does. Then when it asks if you are 21, and you are obviously 50, he just tells it "yes" without asking you.
If the clerk has been doing this long enough to know WHY the register is asking, he looks at you, sees you are "of age", and does not bother to ask, just telling the machine "rifle" and "yes". That is why some clerks ask you and some don't.
They are doing their job, people. There is a stupid, STUPID, STUPID Federal law that requires it.
What they don't need is stupid people giving stupid answers to the stupid question that the stupid law requires.
In 1968 they passed a Federal law. You had to be 18 to buy rifle ammo, and 21 to buy pistol ammo.
If you were, say, 19, and tried to buy 22 ammo, they would not sell it to you. It could be used in a pistol, therefore it was "pistol ammo", therefore you had to be 21. Too bad, so sad, get over it.
In 1986 they passed another Federal law, and part of this one took notice of the fact that SOME pistol ammo worked in rifles. Therefore the 19-year-old CAN buy those 22s, as long as he is going to shoot them in a rifle. If he is going to shoot them in a pistol, he is too young to buy them.
When you get to the register and they scan the ammo, the register tells the clerk to ask if it is for a rifle or a pistol. If you say "rifle", they input that and the register says "Is customer 18 or older?". If you say "pistol", they input that and the register says "Is customer 21 or older?"
The clerk does not know WHY the register asks the first question. But it does so he does. Then when it asks if you are 21, and you are obviously 50, he just tells it "yes" without asking you.
If the clerk has been doing this long enough to know WHY the register is asking, he looks at you, sees you are "of age", and does not bother to ask, just telling the machine "rifle" and "yes". That is why some clerks ask you and some don't.
They are doing their job, people. There is a stupid, STUPID, STUPID Federal law that requires it.
What they don't need is stupid people giving stupid answers to the stupid question that the stupid law requires.
Hello First time posting on the Forum but it seems like I have discovered a bunch of fellow Smart **** Its amazing the stupidity in this country today I make it a practice to point out to folks when asked what I consider a dumb question or act how stupid it is Hopefully they will learn form there asinine act not to do it again.Favorite response to how are you doing. Response Doing good but I got over it,
WHen in a restaurant they ask" What can I get you to drink". I say liquid
I don't get this one. Any liquid will do then? I know from relatives who have worked as servers (including my kids) that it is not a smart idea to be a pain in the rear in a restaurant or fast food place. They will get even, you just won't know it.
So they know the old spit in the food trick??