Liquor Laws comes up in 4 chapters across 4 episodes of The No Agenda Show, from July 2010 to August 2020.
The Drizly app is highlighted for its 60-minute alcohol delivery service, which is now operating in several states including Texas. The discussion touches on the evolution of Texas liquor laws, noting that while drive-in liquor stores were once common, modern services like Instacart and Drizly have modernized booze accessibility.
Listener reports from meetups in Portland, Oregon, and Nelson, British Columbia, highlight the community's growth. The Nelson meetup faced challenges with local liquor laws, while the Portland group enjoyed "No Agenda Wheel of Fortune" and planned a future axe-throwing event.
Johnny Walker Gold Label Fundraising, Producer Vouching
A listener offers five limited-edition Johnny Walker Black Label bottles with 23-karat gold logos for fundraising, though the hosts express confusion over the legality of shipping alcohol. They conclude the segment by reiterating that they will vouch for the professional credits of their Executive Producers.
California ID Requirements, Alcohol and Tobacco Sales
Adam Curry recounts his wife's frustration when California retailers refused to accept her Dutch passport as valid identification for purchasing alcohol and tobacco. Although state law does not strictly mandate a California ID, many stores enforce it as policy to avoid liability for underage sales. The hosts discuss the inconsistency of these requirements and the difficulties of dealing with the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV).
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