cool, considering 1 IN 3 AMERICANS has or has had an alcohol abuse disorder!

If the federal gov't says you can't drive with a blood alcohol level over 0.8, and the state you are in says it's 0.5, then you are bound to the 0.5 standard while in that state. 

The cost to move a business as well as to file for Alcoholic Beverage Control's license and permitting process will take time and cost them money.  

At the same time, vagrants suffering from drug and alcohol abuse are for the first time pitching tents on our street.We feel trapped between falling rents and falling home prices, rent control, and bad city policies on crime and homelessness.

We do have very high levels of alcohol and drug abuse, which lead to a lot of the vagrancy issues Keenan was talking about. 

I use Proper insurance, unwritten by Lloyds of London, for my STR - covers the extra issues you would expect from an STR like vandalism, alcohol liabilities, business interruption up $10k, hot-tub cooties etc.

I have a tenant who is an alcoholic.

Sleepless nights, rehab for alcoholism and a divorce later he has grown into a decent size fabrication company working on mansions in Beverly Hills and still working his *** off.

He says bad to give out alcohol to drivers though..

The only way it could have been worse would been if it had taken an HP Lovecraft "The Rats In the Wall" sort of direction.Could you have found a perennially broke alcoholic or two to handle the roach corpse cleanup?