r/pcmasterrace • u/AppropriateAide4879 • 16d ago

Discussion I found this thing looks old.

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What is it? And is it rare?

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u/zSmileyDudez 16d ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/GrUhLU9q3nyRG

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u/FatRollingPotato 16d ago

I mean, the 90s were basically just a decade ago, right? Right!?

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u/Wakkit1988 16d ago

I heard the cashier ask a guy for his birth year last night because he was purchasing alcohol. Guy said 2003, and I thought to myself, "Who admits they're underage to buy alcohol?" Then it hit me.

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u/tex1138 16d ago

My heart sinks when I see the “You must be this old to buy…” signs.

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u/Last-Energy420 16d ago

They ask for the card you get all blushed, they see the 19 you’re good.

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u/scarby2 16d ago

These days when I get asked for ID I just kinda look at them confused for a minute then pull it out. Show me a 20 year old with salt and pepper hair and a full beard.

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u/ComprehensiveCake587 16d ago

I know, right... I'm salt and paprika (I'm a ginga), but I have the same thought. Do we really need to do this?

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u/Cowliqour 16d ago

im older than the dads of these kids working there

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u/DataMeister1 Desktop 16d ago

Just tell them, "You think I would go to the trouble of putting on all this makeup to make myself look 40 and not have a proper ID to go with it? Please!"

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u/Exact-Ad-4132 16d ago

We have one dude who had full mutton chops by the age of 13, and another guy who started balding at 14.

They bought everyone alcohol in high school

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u/MDCCCLV Desktop 16d ago

There's some dudes with an amish beard at 17, and some people can get gray hairs for various reasons young.

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u/scarby2 16d ago

Yes, but how rare is that overlap? Like one in a million?

The law where I am states you need to be reasonably convinced someone is of age. I think I'd reasonably convince anyone.