Wolf said bars and restaurants should stop selling alcohol starting 5 p.m. Wednesday until 8 a.m. Thursday. He added Thanksgiving is “the biggest day for drinking,” and hopes the mandate could help slow the spread of the virus, The Morning Call reported.
-Steve
Nothing will happen. People talk big, but they're not will to lie down on the sacrificial alter.
ReplyDeleteLook at that! It's morphed from "STOP THE SPREAD!" to Prohibition, so quickly, I barely noticed.
ReplyDeleteHell, I still remember when it was just "14 days to flatten the curve".
DeleteNeed to have a "Shot Heard Around The World". The Swamp is deeper and the shit imbedded everywhere.
ReplyDeleteKyle.
DeleteLooks like Tuesday will be a big day for beer distributors.
ReplyDeleteJust buy a shit load of what you need
ReplyDeletebefore 5 PM Wednesday ! 🥃 🥃 🥃
Thanksgiving is the biggest drinking holiday? Ha ha ha where has this moron been on New Years Fucking Eve? Or Christmas? Or Friday for that matter?
ReplyDeleteThis moron should be figuring ways to get his state Back on track making money so he can get paid!
irontomflint
He gets paid no matter what
DeleteAll these POS Politicians get paid no matter unlike us common folk that they are killing without pay...!!!
DeleteI will drink the occasional beer, of which I prefer amber bock over lager. About once a year I will buy a pint of Bourbon which I prefer with just a single ice cube, to help cut the alcohol a tiny bit. I also like Rum, which I first drank at the age of 18, when it was legal for me, at the foundry where I worked for life. A friend would bring in a 2 liter of squirt, and a pint of rum, drink the squirt until the rum would fit, and then mix the two together. It is surprisingly good. I never liked rum and coke. And these governors of all these states who are making such anti citizen decisions, deserve every single bad thing that happens to them. Every bad LEGAL thing, of course. I never advocate breaking the law, for any reason. Other than to protect the constitution, which stops all other concerns, and calls every patriot to arms. I hope that day never comes, but I can see the day coming. This is not a proud day for America.
Deletepigpen51
Or my birthday
DeleteDaryl
"Thanksgiving is the biggest drinking holiday?"
DeleteIn PA, maybe, but they're amateurs.
- New Orleans, Boston, Savannah
A big day of drinking = a big day of profits. Can't have that.
ReplyDeleteThe 'woman' that drives you to drink won't let you buy alcohol.
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Oy! Careful with the transphobia and anti-Semitism there. Don’t be a h8tr. Her people have suffered!
DeleteThem's fightin' words! Prohibition ended a loooonnnnnnggggg time ago!
ReplyDelete"Prohibition ended a loooonnnnnnggggg time ago!"
Delete?Que?
- Mexican drug cartels
I think he was concerned some restaurants and bars are still barely holding on, so this measure will try to take away one of their last traditional opportunities to make money before the end of the year.
ReplyDeleteChristmas in my house starts with mimosas and ends up with tequila.
ReplyDeleteThe bar/restaurants in Pennsylvania are still mandated to be at 25% capacity so what difference does it make if you are drinking?
ReplyDeleteWe are all starting early at our bar today.