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My colleague was asked for ID this lunchtime when purchasing rolling tobacco, she is 26 years old! I too am 26 years old but haven't been asked for ID when purchasing alcohol since I was 18. Feeling a little wrinkled around the edges, I was wondering, are there any forummers older than my friend who have been ID'd in the same situation?

 

I'm sure there are. I know the shop assistants are only doing their job, but I bet there will be a few examples of OTT IDing.

 

So, come on, are there any grannies out there leaving the co-op empty handed after being asked for ID?!

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my friend was ID-ed at 19, buying a 12-certificate friends DVD. She's 23 now and still gets half fare on the train. babyfaced cheapskate!

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I was asked for ID in Marks and Spencer last year when buying wine. I was 34 - it made my day!

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I have been asked for ID twice in the last couple of weeks. One of which was in Lloyds in town and because i didn't have any ID they refused to serve me. I am 24

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Its usually the old checkout staff who ask for ID. You know, the kind old enough to be your great grandparents.

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I was at O'Hare airport, Chicago and whilst sat at the bar I observed a gentleman who must have been over 60 get asked for his ID when ordered a beer. Admittedly, there was a sign behind the bar stating they request everyone's ID, but still.

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I was challenged when buying fags some years ago (I was also 26 at the time). The irony is I regularly bought tins of beer there! The look on her face was a picture... "Do you mind confirming your age?" "Not at all love, I'm 26!"

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My father is 56 and was asked for ID in Morrisons, Hillsborough. He was doing his weekly shop and had a case of beer as part of it. He just left all the stuff on the counter and walked out, never to return.

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My father is 56 and was asked for ID in Morrisons, Hillsborough. He was doing his weekly shop and had a case of beer as part of it. He just left all the stuff on the counter and walked out, never to return.

 

Maybe the checkout assistant just fancied him :D

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Maybe the checkout assistant just fancied him :D

 

Maybe! I'll have to keep an eye on my lothario father.

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My sister was asked for ID by a doorman she recognised as an ex classmate of her son.

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I am often asked for ID - people just cannot believe I am not Brad Pitt. I keep telling them but they can't accept it.

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