For anyone who appears to be under the age of 35. Dollar General follows a strict “Under 35” policy. Even if the customer looks over 21, if they look under 35, you must check the ID.
If you still have doubts, ask your store manager for the (usually posted near the register). And remember: A refused sale might upset a customer for five minutes. A bad sale can ruin lives forever.
The training teaches a specific acronym. The correct answer on the test is:
To be valid, an ID must be , current (not expired) , and contain both a photo and date of birth . Acceptable IDs Unacceptable IDs Valid State Driver’s License College or University IDs State-Issued Non-Driver ID High School IDs Military ID Card Expired IDs of any kind Passport / Permanent Resident Card* IDs without a photo or DOB
The customer sighed, patting his pockets. "Man, I left my wallet in the car. I’m clearly over twenty-one, look at the beard!"
College IDs, High School IDs, and any form of expired identification.
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