• RQG@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    I always found the rules about public drinking in the US to be more strange than the drinking age.

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      1 year ago

      Depends on the area, there are some where it’s legal to drink outside as long as it’s from a local business

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        1 year ago

        Which means there are areas where you can’t even sit outside a Cafe or bar and have a beer. This seems so strange.

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          1 year ago

          You misunderstand you can drink at a cafe/bar’s outdoor patio anywhere in the US.

          The places I was talking about in my original comment are called DORA - “Designated Outdoor Drinking Area” and usually span the whole downtown of a city. Those have cheap, but reusable plastic cups that you can get refilled at any business downtown.

          Really great for festivals where you just pop in for a refill and head back out to keep watching a stage show or whatever. It cuts down on waste over cans/bottles too.

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            Ah alright that makes a lot more sense. As I said that seemed strange. Thanks for clarifying! I love learning about different cultures and laws.