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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]No, but many of his friends do. [/b] None of them seem like the "type." A lot of smug parents who judge others on DCUM have no clue what their perfect kids are up to. fwiw, I don't think they had them while still in HS. [/quote] A typical "not my kid" response. If his friends have it, your son has it too. [/quote] Seriously, do you think they're all going to bars, and he's virtuously staying home studying?[/quote] LOL high schoolers aren't "going to bars." They are, possibly, if they find the right shady store, using IDs to buy stuff and take it to somebody's house or the woods or wherever. Or maybe they just like the idea of having it. I can easily believe in a given friend group some have IDs and some don't. Doesn't mean the ones without aren't drinking. But they actually may not being doing exactly what their friends do.[/quote] In NJ and NY teens absolutely use them to get into clubs and such. It’s rare for a teen to not have one. And then when they get to college, everyone gets one because they won’t let you order a pitcher of margaritas for the table if one kid doesn’t have one. Nobody wants to be that kid, and nobody wants to invite that kid. [/quote] I’m from NY and had one from when I was 17. Everyone I knew did because we wanted to go to clubs. All of our parents knew and no one cared. It was common to get a replacement license for a younger sibling if you looked enough alike. I did that for my sister when I turned 18 so she could go to clubs and again when I turned 21. Clubs would let you in at 18 and mark you under. I’m a responsible adult now. All of my friends grew up to be responsible adults. [/quote]
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