The bill requires a four-hour delay between purchase and delivery. Proponents claim this delay would discourage teenagers from using the home delivery method. A major lobbyist for the legislation is a grocery home delivery already in business in metro Atlanta. Again it is all so futile. But Georgia's teenagers consistently report that they have no difficulty in obtaining alcohol.
Enforcement is impossible.
Enforcement will not happen. Not our children. Not our families. This legislation is designed to benefit giant grocery businesses. But from experience of other companies, these businesses know that home delivery is expensive.