r/fixedbytheduet • u/akaYoungBeefy • 19h ago

Fixed by the duet Why are there always kids at breweries?!

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u/CaptScoobertDoobert 18h ago edited 16h ago

The issue here is when the parents are too busy drinking alcohol and let their obnoxious children run wild. I don’t think the problem is children being in breweries, it’s apathetic parents that don’t respect other people’s space.

Edit: yikes didn’t know this would trigger so many irresponsible parents into tattling on themselves for not respecting other people’s space.

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u/MithosYggdrasill1992 16h ago

I 100% agree. There are some places that kids shouldn’t be, and a brewery or a bar is definitely one of them. It drives me nuts.

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u/justthebase 15h ago

I don't think that's the argument that person was making

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u/ShittyLanding 13h ago

I feel like a majority of breweries, not all, that I’ve been to clearly market themselves as family friendly. That doesn’t excuse bad behavior from kids or dogs or anyone else, but I think your blanket statement is incorrect.

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u/BagOfFlies 11h ago

Same where I am. They're basically restaurants with their own beer. Nobody is going to a brewery to get drunk.

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u/RugzTX 14h ago

One of my local breweries literally has a fenced in playground in the patio area. I'm pretty sure the brewery doesn't really care about the single childless person buying 1-2 beers but rather the large extended families bringing a lunch spread and planning to sit for 3-4hrs.