<DIV>This is just a brief E-mail concerning this topic. I could say more, but will just high light a few things. Waiting tablescan be a very hard job. I do agree that there should be more training on checking to see whatID's are fake. What makes it even moredifficult is that some underage people look like they are really21 or older.</DIV> <DIV>As I mentioned before, Ido hope the ones who got fired get hired somewhere else. It would have beennice if theywere justgiven a warning. Hopethem gettingcaught will cause others to slow down enough to checkID. Better yet. It would benice ifplaces could have something that would scan and check the ID for them. </DIV> <DIV>I know many young adults that find other positive things to do in life instead of going out drinking.
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it is sad that some young adults do not see positive things do in life and just look forward to seeing how drunk they can become...To those who serve underage drinkers.
Jobs are hard to come by and it is best to abide by the rules. Hope you get secound chance. If not. Hope you will find another job soon.
Alcohol abuse has hurt many and keeps people from finding or keeping jobs. The underage drinkers talk to somene who started where you are. Someone who has been there and done that and has learned not to do it again. Maybe it will help you wise up before alcohol abuse sets in or rules your life. . Voice Ministries is a good place to get help or just to find something exciting.

To the neighbor who helped. Thanks for saving this woman's life. Who knows maybe the other ones may not have had the strength to pull the man away. Maybe someone could do nothing but pray that you would stay safe as you helped. If the others were there doing nothing and could have...Hope you are sorry for not helping.