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Kansas City Council considers allowing home delivery of alcoholic beverages
The Kansas City Council is discussing an ordinance that would allow people to order alcohol for delivery to their homes. The process would involve an app on a smart phone. One popular app, active in some cities, is called Drizly. The current ordinance in Kansas City requires people to buy alcoholic beverages in-person.
What a stupid idea.
ReplyDelete^^Wake up Maude, it's already happening in other mother "developed" cities around the country. We're not going back to 1952. Adapt or die.
ReplyDeleteLiability will kill this wing nut idea.
ReplyDeleteYou can already get booze shipped to your home via FedEx or UPS. Only makes sense to encourage people who are drinking to do it safely. This makes good sense to allow local deliveries.
ReplyDeleteThis is nothing new, I remember when the smaller taxi services in Johnson would go pick up your alcohol and prescriptions and bring them to your house back until the early 70's. In the Paola area up until just a few short years ago The one car taxi service that was in that town would do the same as well as get some groceries for you.
ReplyDeletesLIE is getting to fat and lazy to get his own booze or did Go4kc quit getting it for him
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