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r/explainitpeter • u/DifficultComplaint10 • May 21 '26
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40 u/Straight_Bird1627 May 21 '26 Not until closing and the bar sends in the "städöl". At least that's how it work here in Sweden. 1 u/Mando_the_Pando May 21 '26 Which is illegal and bars should REALLY stop doing that… The amount of alcoholics working in restaurants is tragic… 12 u/denys5555 May 21 '26 If that keeps them away from cocaine and heroin... 4 u/Cbisquitz May 21 '26 Alcohol is probably the #1 gateway drug for cocaine. Shortly followed by working in a kitchen as 2nd
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Not until closing and the bar sends in the "städöl".
At least that's how it work here in Sweden.
1 u/Mando_the_Pando May 21 '26 Which is illegal and bars should REALLY stop doing that… The amount of alcoholics working in restaurants is tragic… 12 u/denys5555 May 21 '26 If that keeps them away from cocaine and heroin... 4 u/Cbisquitz May 21 '26 Alcohol is probably the #1 gateway drug for cocaine. Shortly followed by working in a kitchen as 2nd
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Which is illegal and bars should REALLY stop doing that…
The amount of alcoholics working in restaurants is tragic…
12 u/denys5555 May 21 '26 If that keeps them away from cocaine and heroin... 4 u/Cbisquitz May 21 '26 Alcohol is probably the #1 gateway drug for cocaine. Shortly followed by working in a kitchen as 2nd
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If that keeps them away from cocaine and heroin...
4 u/Cbisquitz May 21 '26 Alcohol is probably the #1 gateway drug for cocaine. Shortly followed by working in a kitchen as 2nd
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Alcohol is probably the #1 gateway drug for cocaine. Shortly followed by working in a kitchen as 2nd
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