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Should alcohol be charged on airlines?

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Jun 7, 2009, 11:09 PM

skram

Join Date: Sep 2008

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Should alcohol be charged on airlines?

You know. When i talk with people and we start a discussion about airlines my buddies usually start to talk about how airlines charge for alcoholic beverages. I do not consume alcohol, but i tell them they charge a fee for alcoholic beverages because then if alcohol comes free on the airline people will drink responsibly and then the airline and other passengers are going to have a problem. In my opinion the right thing is to charge for alcohol.
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