In these trying times with covid, stress, depression, etc., I felt a good laugh is needed.
Recently, I was in Safeway to buy some no-alcohol beer. I was asked for ID. Stating it was non-alcoholic, I saw no need to show ID. She said it was required or she couldn’t sell it to me.
By the way, I am 83 years old.
Ardena Pendleton
Tulalip
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