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Our top story. Camp, Governor Camp of Georgia, just signed a bill allowing cocktails to be to go and delivered.

And I'm here to tell you how dangerous a practice this is. I have to tell you.

I guess there was a two for one special. Yesterday was my birthday and my husband ordered,

food, whatever.

And I did not realize it was like a two for one special, I don't know.

And we got for the first time ever to go cocktails.

Holy can only, I feel like I was partying with Bill Cosby last night

Minus the rape like somebody slipped me or quay loot or so I was I'm so ill like that to go cocktail thing is a dangerous practice because they put it in a

Tupperware they put it in a Tupperware normally like your drinks are in a little glass and like they mix it with ice and it's

a square to go Tupperware? Like a round like you would get soup. Yeah, okay.

It was huge it was huge it was like a plan like now when I think back on it. I think it was I don't know what it was it. It was spicy. So I thought it was like

Just a hall of paint or something, but it was the spice mask that it must have been just pure booze.

It's a bowl of liquor to go.

It's what it was and I mean I just I hate I really I like to have a nice cocktail

But I do not like to overdo it boy.

You bring up a great point there.

Whoever delivers the alcohol?

Because if restaurants can deliver alcohol now to the house, beer, wine, liquor,

then these services that are delivering the food that don't necessarily work for the restaurant,

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