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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I would appreciate mimosas at a kid's party! Some people are judgmental about alcohol being anywhere in the vicinity of kids though. [/quote] I think it's more judgement about serving alcohol to people who you know are driving away from your home with children in their car.[/quote] Where did OP say anything about driving? Why would you assume they would be driving?[/quote] Dp. Because everyone drinks and drives. I was at a kid’s birthday party yesterday and every single adult (except me) had a drink in their hands. I would bet a lot of money I wasn’t the only one driving. [/quote] You are extremist if you refuse to drive after just one drink [/quote] Not pp but that's a good line in the sand when we're modeling things for kids. In kindergarten don't care but the older kids definitely notice and then roll their eyes when you tell them not to get in a car with anyone who is drinking.[/quote] Well, kids should never be drinking so of course teens shouldn't be getting in cars with teens who have been drinking. Adults are different when they are over 21.[/quote] Why on earth would you want to consume alcohol and then drive with a child in the car? I understand having one drink and driving when it’s just you, but you have a problem if you drink and drive with children in the car. I’m not talking sips of your husbands beer or a half glass of wine. This happens regularly that people drink and drive with their kids and I find it baffling. [/quote] Having a splash of champagne with juice while consuming food at a party poses no problem whatsoever. That's what this is about. It's not a rager at 11 in the morning. Why are you talking about getting wasted when no one else is?[/quote] Did you read the quotes? Or just wanted to defend drinking and driving with kids in the car?[/quote] Yeah, I read. Did you? Nobody is talking about getting wasted. It's zero tolerance for teens. It's not zero tolerance for adults. One drink is fine, even according to the law. Why PP is talking about people getting shit faced is bizarre. Having a mimosa at a party isn't going to put anyone in DUI territory.[/quote] Uh, I didn’t have to read, I was the one at the party watching every adult drink full beers. Not splashes of champagne. Try *not* drinking and driving with/in front of your kids. It’s really not that hard. [/quote]
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