I mean, I get where Dirty Franks is coming from. It's crazy how easily these fake IDs are made nowadays. I remember when I was in college, we didn't even think about getting a fake ID lol. Now it's like, you can just Google "how to make a fake ID" and voilà! But for real though, I get why they're implementing this policy. It's not just about the bar itself, it's about keeping people safe, you know? And $100 for a fake ID is insane 
. I'm all for them revisiting their policy once they find a more reliable system to detect these fakes. Maybe they can work with the authorities or something. It's just sad that we need to have rules like this in place, you know? 
. I'm all for them revisiting their policy once they find a more reliable system to detect these fakes. Maybe they can work with the authorities or something. It's just sad that we need to have rules like this in place, you know? 
they're just trying to protect their customers and staff from those sneaky fake ID holders it's crazy how easily these can be created online 
for like $100?!?! it's no wonder they needed to take drastic measures but I also get why some regular patrons might be salty about the new policy 
maybe they're used to having their friends in there now? 
on the other hand, I'm all for keeping everyone safe and above 25 is a pretty reasonable age limit imo 
. Like, I get that some bars are getting flooded by young people trying to sneak in, but come on, it's not fair to the actual paying customers who have to deal with all the drama. Dirty Franks is taking a stand for a reason, and I'm here for it 
. It's time for these young folks to be more responsible and stop relying on tech-savvy scammers to get them into bars. I've had friends who've gotten caught up in this too, and let me tell you, it's not worth the risk 
. Maybe they should invest that $100 in a bartending course or something instead of trying to fake their way into adulthood 