Wisconsin is a weird state.

So let's talk about the age of people that can drink across the United States.

Virtually every state, all the ones I know, you have to be 21 to drink in a restaurant or a bar.

Wisconsin is a little bit weird. It also has the same age limit. You have to be 21 years of age to drink in a public place in Wisconsin, except in bars and restaurants, minors of any age can drink if they're with their parents.

The parents can literally order a whiskey on the rocks and give it to their six-year-old,

and that is legal in Wisconsin.

I mean, go figure that one out.

So now, let's take that into account, and there's a new

bill that has been introduced in Wisconsin. First of all, we start with no one below the age of

18 can serve alcohol to customers. If you're a waiter or a waitress person and someone orders a drink,

before you can serve the drink, you have to be 18 years old.

Okay, that makes sense. You can't drink, but you can serve the alcohol.

Well, Wisconsin just introduced a bill, some legislators in Wisconsin,

just introduced a bill that brings it down to 14-year-olds can serve alcohol in a restaurant or a bar.

And you tell me how weird that is.

So the bill has been introduced.

It has to pass the Senate, has to pass the assembly, both Republicans, legislatures,

and it has to be signed by the Democratic governor, Tony Evers.

The Republicans are in favor of it.

The governor literally just knocked it out of the park saying,

come on, guys.

Britt Kuda back, who is spokesperson for the governor Tony Ebers, mocked it.

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