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Taking bets on whether or not @GARGOYLE shows up

The longest terrestrial trek to be in Detroit is usually made by @MASSALINIE and this year will be no exception

@CRAZYJOE HOW YOU GET SO CRAZY?

You're very lucky @LEAHVOICE has arrived; now your beer tasting will be flawless

How many Icrontians do YOU know from Nebraska? Probably only one: the inimitable @FETTBACON

In today's edition of "Ask a Norwegian": Dear @JOKKE, please tell the class what kjønnsleppefittehårsuppe means!

Here comes @SONOROUS, a gentleman and scholar who does more for this community than you'll probably ever know

@STRIKES STRIKES AGAIN. STRIKE!

@RyanMM said:
Does Detroit have open container laws that I'm not in the loop on, or does the pedal pub license allow BYOB? I'm only asking because of reasons.

For quite some time: Detroit city ordinance Article V, sec. 38-5-1 prohibited consumption of alcohol in public spaces, but did not forbid open containers. This generally remains true.

Setting the wheels in motion, Michigan's 2015 legislative session in SB165 provided for commercial quadricycles, and alcohol on commercial quadricycles, if the driver does not drink or serve.

Detroit followed up by amending 38-5-1 with several additions in Article VIII section 58-9-x to except for the new Michigan laws. As per Michigan State law, however, such pedalpubs must be BYOB; cannot stop at a liquor store; and cannot onboard drinks purchased from any dining establishment. Also: no glass.

A2 and Grap also allow for BYOB pedalpubs. The fun governors in Kzoo banned it.

The more you know. ?

94% in. There's 6% chance I'll get shanghaied.