

> > But if their personal responsibility involves vehicular manslaughter
> >
> > cost be damned it's the establishments responsibility in part to
> > offer these types of services to their customers thereby the customer
> >
> > had the option of a ride ( I didn"t say free)assauging the
> > responsibility of the restaurant/bar. In reality I can see this
> > service in more upscale type places not your local hangout or strip
> >
> > joint.
>
> I agree with you lulu and I know most places would be happy to call a
> cab for anyone. I work in an upsacle nightclub serving 100's of
> people a night and the reality is 99% of these people will leave
> legally intoxicated. Remember that 3 drinks will put you over the
> legal limit. The law (in Illinois anyway) states that it is illegal
> to serve an intoxicated person. Now if this law were enforced it
> would put every bar or tavern out of business. It is just simply not
> practical. There aren't enough cabs in the city!
>
I work in an upscale Steak House so the large quantities of people in a
nightclub is beyond anything I'm used to.But if every owner or manager did
their job to the best of their ability in their own establishment the chance
of tragedy striking will be lessened. I know I'll sleep better at night.
> BTW. I do see quite a few designated drivers, but not enough to
> appease the puritans.
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