Can you speak Bureaucrat? Take the fun test! Also Savannah's new Bar Ordnances.

[BattySama]

Are you kidding me? :/ It's hard enough to actually become a bartender in this city since most of them have been doing it for 8+ years and are pretty much permenant. And damn good. Are they seriously proposing to retrain people who have been bartending for a decade? What, have they been doing it wrong this whole time? DX

[Hanarchista]

Wow, you nailed it, Tarrin.

I too am surprised that more people aren't outraged. This is pretty frightening...

[shelleyclowther]

Why not just enforce the laws in existence???

[MadSmokerBBQ]

that wouldn't allow the power-hungry petty dictators to insert themselves into the hiring practices of the small business owners.

[voodan]

Another awesome report, Tarrin! Keep up the great work and I hope to see you again in the Free State!

[rystube]

The first rebellion that George Washington suppressed post the Revolutionary War was the whiskey rebellion. Seems the Scottish distillers didn't want to pay their taxes. A number of them then moved to Kentucky bourbon was born. Whiskey and alcohol business companies have been regulated and taxed since our nation was founded.

[GaGirlie777]

I have a relative that is a bartender. Police in Duluth, Georgia purposely stake out bars, and it ruins them and then they shut down.

They just want money!!!!!

[MadSmokerBBQ]

heyyyyy, that sounds a lot like Cartersville, Georgia too!

[Blackhalo325]

Good to know that someone is doing for my state of Georgia what Dave Ridley is doing for New Hampshire.

Great reporting!

[GaGirlie777]

Yeah, Tarrin is the Dave Ridley of Georgia.

[freestatereport]

I don't speak bureaucrat. But I do know when a violent gangster is speaking to me.

[joanbastek]

I was outraged sitting here in NH! Personally, I do feel the need to sit through some of these boring meetings but don't care to sit in silence. Guess I'm past the point of caring that I might be a "target". As you would say "GOOD HUNTING"!