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Originally Posted by youngwhippersnapper  Technically all they have to do is sell some kind of edible material to be able to sell beer on Sundays. Hence why all the night clubs sell small bags of chips or peanuts behind the bar. But it has to be 3.2% beer.
Latino's on 2nd is an ok place really. Friday nights there are fun. Its the college night where they play a lot of hip-hop, rap, and techno. I don't go to the clubs for the musics usually. But I can't stay at one if its playing spanish music. It gives me a headache. Also I get enuf of that music at 2 or 3 am drivign by my house and rattling my windows. | I don't think that is exactly right. I think to sell beer on Sunday you have to have a certain percentage of your income as food. Thus, I don't think selling chips and nuts would equal enough of a percentage to allow the sale of alcohol on Sunday. I could understand the one on 2nd selling alcohol if they are a restaurant also, like it was when it was Longhorns. But the place on Ave P & Earp is a dinky little place.
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Sunday sales of 3.2 beer were legalized for establishments that maintain at least 30% of their gross receipts of food beverages in the sale of food. | source- Kansas Department of Revenue - Alcoholic Beverage Control - History of Alcoholic Beverages in Kansas
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Last edited by Bubba; 05-31-2007 at 08:40 PM.
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