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Stores like Walmart, could not sell anything but food on Sunday mornings. The side where the clothes are was roped off. They even made the stores half and half for this particular reason. They could keep the food side open before 1:00 pm on Sundays, but were required to not allow the sale of any other non-essential items. Like socks.
Convenience stores were not under the same rule and could sell anything but alcohol on Sundays. So this is where you could get cigs on Sunday morning.
Now if the convenience store had socks. I assume you could buy them.
Addie is likening the income made on returnables as unreported income, I believe. Somehow I don't think that income is as high as the illegal sale of marijuana.
Deposits are paid for when purchasing the container and its contents. The refund is just getting back (refunding) what was already paid. There is no income unless you do this for a living.
But even in this case, it would be double taxation as deposit is taken out of the initial purchase price of the item.
Cave, I think Roll Bones was referring to when no stores were open on Sundays by law, so you couldn't buy anything, such as socks. But he said "until recently" and that was way back.
Correct. But some stores could open and some couldn't. Since convenience stores sell food, they were exempt and so were cigarettes. Booze was not allowed on Sunday anywhere until just recently.
Instead my mind went to those dumb laws (some of which are still on the books!) like "Men who wear moustaches are forbidden from kissing women."
Visions of being able to buy a shirt or blouse but no socks danced in my head.
You have successfully envisioned correctly how the state of SC is run.
In 1983, the state of SC approved medical marijuana. It is the law.
But the people that run/ruin this state have found a way to not fund the program. Believe it or not, if SC funded the law, we might have been one of the first in the nation to actually have MM.
But of course the powers that be could not allow this evil.
Over the years, I have become accustomed to stores being open on Sundays, but I don't know if I will ever get used to them being open on holidays. I would not want to be one of those employees who did not get to spend the holiday with their families. I know that medical workers have faced this for years and will for years to come. But shopping is not a necessity.
To be on topic, I think medical marijuana should be available if there is nothing else that helps.
I worked in a factory and talked to people that had been there 20 or more years and never once had Christmas off. Never in their 20 years service.
This is common in a state like ours where industry is king.
"God, Guns & BMW" is the unofficial state motto.
