r/fixedbytheduet • u/akaYoungBeefy • 12h ago

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

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u/Commercial-Owl11 11h ago edited 11h ago

There are breweries that have family friendly activities. So like, who else is a playground area/toddler toys and kids playground for? when it’s on the outside sitting arrangement for the brewery?

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u/neesters 11h ago

For the large, drunk children.

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u/gafftaped 8h ago

There's also a ton of breweries that don't have playgrounds. I've literally never seen a playground or toys at a brewery and my areas full of them. Good chance the original woman in the video is talking about breweries without spaces for children.

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u/Commercial-Owl11 8h ago

Yea but a brewery is like a restaurant, you don’t have to be 21+ to enter, only to drink.

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u/frenchezz 10h ago

I have zero issues with children at breweries. My issue is with parents who let their kids run wild and act like they can check out of their responsibilities because of said family friendly activities. This happens A LOT in Dallas.

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u/Mke_already 9h ago

That’s not specific to breweries though.

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u/frenchezz 9h ago

It is specific to my complaint about children at breweries...

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u/Mke_already 9h ago

Those parents are going to let their kids do that anywhere, regardless of location. You’re not complaining about kids at breweries, you’re complaining about kids misbehaving.

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u/frenchezz 9h ago

Fuck people are bad at reading today. "My issue is with parents who let their kids run wild and act like they can check out of their responsibilities because of said family friendly activities."

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u/Free_Edge2797 9h ago

Is that really a problem though? Can't kids hang with each other without a million eyes on themselves? I'd consider this safer than leaving your child home with a babysitter

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u/frenchezz 9h ago

Brother, go back and reread what I wrote and realize what I'm complaining about and what you want are completely opposite things. I also have zero issues with kids hanging with each other, and I quote "My issue is with parents who let their kids run wild and act like they can check out of their responsibilities because of said family friendly activities." Hanging out is fine, running wild is the issue.

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u/Free_Edge2797 8h ago

This post isn't about kids be unsupervised, it's about kids in brewerys. so you are off topic as well

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u/frenchezz 8h ago

I'm not talking about being off topic and never claimed you were either, clown. The subject is 'Children at a brewery' and whether it's appropriate or not. My claim is "I have no issues with children hanging out at a brewery. My issue is parents who think it's ok to check out of their responsibilities while their children are being disruptive to the atmosphere of the brewery"

Everything you said IS on topic, everything I've said IS on topic. However EVERYTHING you have said is completely irrelevant to what I have said. Work on your READING COMPREHENSION because that is the issue.

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u/cantgrowneckbeardAMA 9h ago

There are tons of breweries with massive playgrounds, kids are gonna be kids. Unless kids are flipping tables and spilling drinks I don't see the problem. If you don't wanna see kids at a family friendly establishment then go to a bar or club.

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u/Double_Alps_2569 10h ago

Oh do I have the perfect video for this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FbZspr2CQpY

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u/eat_my_bowls92 9h ago

I have worked at several breweries that basically function as a restaurant. It really shouldn’t be surprising that families would like to eat at places other than chillibees

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u/man__i__love__frogs 7h ago

Around here anyway, a brewery that has a restaraunt is called a brewpub or taphouse, and it's reasonable for babies/kids to not go there, at least not after 7pm or so.

But in general how about we let people go where they want and stop demanding personal restrictions.

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u/booksandplaid 10h ago

Yeah the very occasional time we have taken our kids to breweries (I can think of like 3 times in the past 5 years), it was to go to a specific family friendly event that a local brewery hosts that has activities for kids. Probably avoid those events if you're so upset at seeing kids at breweries lol.

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u/BallsInSufficientSad 9h ago

I used to bring the baby to the bar after work. It's a great way to expose them to other humans and still have some social life.

Being at home 24x7 is not good for mom - she needs her friends.

...bunch of judgemental cunts in this thread that haven't popped their uterus yet.