The DMV made a mistake on my birth date like reverse the year or misread it. Made me 6 years older! Lol ….I did not notice for a year and 1/2 ![]() |
Yeah, turns out mine in fact did. >![]() He's in college, and showed me while I was driving him somewhere. I snatched it and chucked it out the window. I probably could have handled that better. Oh well. |
Tracks (the night club) years! Yup, that's how I got in early 90s. Shhh, don't tell my teens. LOL. |
One of my best friends in college was heavy into the NYC club scene and we all added birthdates to our college ID's to make them get us in. I didn't drink at all, but loved to go dancing. None of us would even have a drink, actually, but would spend school breaks dancing till 3 am. I never really thought much about it and I was a wildly rule bound kid who never touched a drug or drank. We just loved clubs! |
Not owning it. It’s the using of a fake ID to gain goods or services that make it a crime. |
Sometimes the fake ID is someone else's real identity, like if you look just like an older sibling and use theirs. |
Here is the thing. Fake ID’s have been around a long time. The courts and police have plenty of tool to deal with fake IDs, using someone else ID, etc. |
Me too. |
Same! Those were the days. And yes, we were using them to go into bars. Not just buy gas stations. |
Yes, this is what the kids are doing. They get two, they scan and typically they just change the birthdate so all the other info is correct. |
No. But then, we have other problems. |
Same. Though I will say my guy friends in high school just used to go in and steal beer from 7-11 because nobody had a fake ID! Surely that’s worse. |
My kids are too young for this, but when they are college aged if they get one, I wouldn’t care (altered DOB). I mean, do you people really expect/want your kids to wait until 21 to go to clubs and drink?
Gosh, how harsh! Thankfully I grew up in a country that you could do all this at 18 legally. |
I expect my kids to obey the law. If they don't like the law, they are welcome to try to change it, but that doesn't mean that breaking laws that exist is acceptable. That includes both drinking and fake IDs. |
Back in the 90s we got them from the back of some store in Georgetown. Then you just stuck to stores and bars/clubs that didn’t question them. We got them confiscated a lot when we go out to Ocean City. They would just laugh and toss it in the trash. Some places you didn’t need an ID, you could just pay extra at the register. They could tell bc you didn’t ask for change and just left with your purchase. I don’t know if it’s as easy today - probably some places |