i feel bad.

[terrywillbeok]

i work in a liquor store and i sold a lot of beer and liquor to many ppl , I feel the guilty now.

[andyhawaii123]

Terry, I was the guy outside, shaking, waiting for the liquor store to open in the morning.  My addiction had absolutely nothing to do with the man earning a living running the corner store.  As a matter of fact, sometimes that man was the only one who would take the time and effort to try to slow me down.  Whenever I would dry out, he was always the first one to complement me and encourage me to not drink, saying how much better I looked and took care of myself by not drinking.  He'd be the only one to turn me down on a liquor sale, but slip me a free piece of healthy fruit or something. As I said, it was my addiction.  Unfortunately I had to go thru very serious life and death health situations to learn my lesson.  I only wish I had listened to that man in the corner store much sooner.  Andy

[nygirl7]

Not everyone is an alcoholic (though Lord knows I went to a different liquor store every day of the week in my hey day thinking I was fooling people).

You did your job.  If you were closed I would have gone to the next store.

Don't sweat it.

[Livelife777]

Terry
We all need to work to survive.
You didn't tell anyone to drink alcohol, its their choice.
No worries
.....Kim

[Magnum]

Forget about it. You were doing your job. Someone had to. Why feel bad? My dad was a great man. He worked in a liquor store. No one ever thought he should be guilty. Go on with your life and live like there's no tomorrow...

Magnum