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@Lindy_Nhlapo It’s only at outdoor events where this is a rule. Where there are more than a certain number. Let’s say 2000 people. It becomes a high risk event and you can’t sell alcohol in bottles. Smaller events are classified as low risk and you can get bottles.
It’s been like this for awhile. The rule is that glasses/bottles or cans are not allowed for security reasons. People can throw them on stage or hit each other. They should’ve poured them out in plastic bottles. It’s for all our safety hey. Unfortunate but nothing can be done.
Bhuti @Shimza01, please clarify this… respectfully.
I bought two bottles of Hennessy here at @KunyeRecords, only for your security team to tell me that bottles are not allowed inside. Why were you selling them to us in the first place?your security then tells me I must pour the alcohol into an empty water bottle. Why?I’m angry…very angry because I’ve never experienced this before. Is this a new rule? And if it is why wasn’t it communicated to us before purchasing?? I’m trying not to go off before hearing your side of the story, but honestly, I’m HELLA mad. This makes absolutely no sense.
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