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No, that's not the reason we go shopping in Georgia. We buy groceries in Georgia because we can buy wine along with the other ingredients needed to cook and enjoy a fine meal. Tennessee's prohibition on selling wine in grocery stores is backward, and drives people out of state.
After living in North Carolina for 15 years and paying a state income tax, I am very appreciative of living in a state since 2005 that does NOT have one. If we all do our part, we can help our state pay it's bills.
No, that's not the reason we go shopping in Georgia. We buy groceries in Georgia because we can buy wine along with the other ingredients needed to cook and enjoy a fine meal. Tennessee's prohibition on selling wine in grocery stores is backward, and drives people out of state.
After living in North Carolina for 15 years and paying a state income tax, I am very appreciative of living in a state since 2005 that does NOT have one. If we all do our part, we can help our state pay it's bills.
It would cost me too much in gasoline $ to do that.
While I wish wine was sold in grocery stores, it's not worth the trip to Georgia because the people are yucky.
wyldmon,
While I certainly agree that people in Georgia are "yucky" as you put it, there really is no difference between them and people from Tennessee.
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