Issue with Driver's License

[KnownOne]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? OH

I had my driver's license renewed last year. The procedure seemed standard - mail $25 to the DMV and get a sticker to put on the back of the license.

About three days ago I tried to purchase cigarettes from a local Circle K, but they wouldn't accept it. The clerk said "man that's a sticka (sic)" (he was black), to which I replied, "yes, that is how license renewal is done. You're kidding - you're really not going to accept it?" And he didn't.

I was contemplating calling the police to verify on-site that my license is valid, and now I'm worried. I feel as though the DMV should issue me a new license if their program isn't universally accepted.

What should I do next time. I feel as though my $25 did not give me a working license.

(note: there has been no problem at other stores)

 

[justalayman]

I think you should protest the system by sending your license back to the DMV with a nasty letter telling them they either change their system or you refuse to ever possess a license in their state again.

 

[OHRoadwarrior]

Next time try going to the DMV. You can get a nifty new one w/an RFID chip, so you can wrap it in aluminum foil.

 

[justalayman]

Next time try going to the DMV. You can get a nifty new one w/an RFID chip, so you can wrap it in aluminum foil.

I think KnownOne already has an RFID chip implanted somewhere in his body so his handlers can find him when he escapes.

 

[mistoffolees]

I think you should protest the system by sending your license back to the DMV with a nasty letter telling them they either change their system or you refuse to ever possess a license in their state again.

It's the new state health program. They make it impossible for you to buy cigarettes by giving you a license that can't be used to buy cigarettes.

Really, why are you getting worked up about it?

1. Buy your cigarettes somewhere else.
2. Stop smoking -it's bad for you.
3. Move to a state that doesn't use stickers on the licenses.

Choose 1.

 

[Kiawah]

Print out a copy of the Ohio DMV website, which shows the renewal process, carry it with you.

If that really is their process, at some point that person will be trained by many people showing their stickers.

If this store doesn't accept it, go elsewhere to buy. This is not a big deal in the grand problems of life.

 

[justalayman]

Print out a copy of the Ohio DMV website, which shows the renewal process, carry it with you.

If that really is their process, at some point that person will be trained by many people showing their stickers.

If this store doesn't accept it, go elsewhere to buy. This is not a big deal in the grand problems of life.

but he couldn't whine about it if he actually made an effort to remedy the problem. KnownOne is a self admitted troll.

 

[mlane58]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? OH

I had my driver's license renewed last year. The procedure seemed standard - mail $25 to the DMV and get a sticker to put on the back of the license.

About three days ago I tried to purchase cigarettes from a local Circle K, but they wouldn't accept it. The clerk said "man that's a sticka (sic)" (he was black), to which I replied, "yes, that is how license renewal is done. You're kidding - you're really not going to accept it?" And he didn't.

I was contemplating calling the police to verify on-site that my license is valid, and now I'm worried. I feel as though the DMV should issue me a new license if their program isn't universally accepted.

What should I do next time. I feel as though my $25 did not give me a working license.

(note: there has been no problem at other stores)

What a troll! Ohio only allows military personnel to complete a mail in renewal and then they are issued a new license. Everyone else has to go down physically to the license agency. There is no mention of a "sticker"---what a moroon

 

[Isis1]

What a troll! Ohio only allows military personnel to complete a mail in renewal and then they are issued a new license. Everyone else has to go down physically to the license agency. There is no mention of a "sticker"---what a moroon

I don't say this often, but right now, in this moment....you are the windshield.

 

[OHRoadwarrior]

I think KnownOne already has an RFID chip implanted somewhere in his body so his handlers can find him when he escapes.

Isn't that what the airport scanners will be programming soon?

 

[stealth2]

The clerk said "man that's a sticka (sic)" (he was black)

How was this relevant to anything? Or are you just a racist?