Only slightly. With the introduction of micro brews it hastened
competition. Liquor is still only available at state run liquor stores, but the
alcohol content in brews have increase, except for the young crowd who still
think drinking a Bud is a cool thing. Thankfully I've grown passed believing
water diluted urine that tastes somewhat like beer is actually beer.
The reservations have switched from alcohol to gambling. To bring this
back on subject somewhat, thankfully they haven't created apps that are those
realtime gabling slot machines. People would be driving all over the road with
those damn things.
Jeff Miles
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On Jan 27, 2010, at 6:33 PM, Rich Schinnell wrote:
> Jeff, when I was growing up in Washington State, Indians could only buy
> 3.2 beer, no hard liquor and all liquor was available in a state liquor
> store and you had to have a liquor card to buy. Also, it was against the
> law to pick up a beer/drink from the bar and walk to your table with
> it. A waiter/waitress had to do that. And it looks like they have
> not progressed much.
>
> Rich
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