Me and my 20 year old who is home for Christmas went to walmart to get groceries. When we are checking out the cashier asked to see both of our drivers license because I was getting beer.She said that since he is under 21 they could not sell me the beer because he is underage and we were there together.is this some kind of walmart law or am I missing something

I think you had a cashier interpreting the law herself-

Never heard of that.

That would be new. Nothing surprises me up here anymore though.

They've done the same to my wife and I at Kroger. Apparently she looks much younger than me, even though she's 6 months older. Trying to prevent contributing to minors I guess, but seems a bit ridiculous.

Should have just ran out the door with the beer.

Whoever carries it has to be of age. The clerk is just being safe.

Denison?

Trying to be safe? At the grocery store I shop at they have 16 year old kids take my grocery's to my truck including beer.If this a law I have never heard of it and I don't think the grocery store has either

If you live in okie that may be true. Not true in Texas though.

other day I bought beer at Wal Mart and the gal had to get a cashier of age. Legal stuff

nah, that's just silly, especially if its YOUR kid.

It's Wal-Mart's policy, but it's being misinterpreted by the employee.

Did he carry it to the counter? That would matter, then....

This. The said that the last time I was with my son. He's 13.