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this post was submitted on 03 Oct 2024
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Liquor laws vary wildly throughout the US. The one good thing about Ohio is drive through liquor stores.
I always wondered how that isn't encouraging drinking and driving. Indiana has them as well.
Drinking and driving is legal, as long as you’re under the limit. Well, some places have laws against open containers, but usually not the places with drive through liquor stores.