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In reply to the discussion: If you go into a Rite Aid to buy a lighter... [View all]GReedDiamond
(5,310 posts)29. I do not include a lighter in the "smoking products" category...
...lighters are used for a multitude of reasons, not just evil tobacco smoking.
Since I am not a tobacco products smoker of any kind, ever, I have a different perspective from you, I suppose.
My main point of the OP was - and still is - that I have never, in a grand total of 60+ years - on this planet - in this dimension - have I ever - at any age whatsoever, since the first time I ever bought a lighter - been asked for ID to buy a lighter.
So that registered at the Moment of Impact as a Giant WTF!
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Not only do I never react to the clerk, if I do one of those surveys I give 10's
Eliot Rosewater
Nov 2018
#59
Funny, I stopped going to Walgreens because they wouldn't sell me 20 days of an allergy med.
Thor_MN
Aug 2015
#2
and yet I can go to my locally owned corner grocery store and not get carded for anything.
dixiegrrrrl
Aug 2015
#6
I know what you mean I got carded for the same thing at a Cub grocery store I'm 59 but
azurnoir
Aug 2015
#21
Rite Aid does sell a lighter that states "perfect for lighting campfires, barbeques, pilot lights,..
BlueJazz
Aug 2015
#33
Depending on your state it could be a law to card regardless of how old you look for any product
Eliot Rosewater
Nov 2018
#58