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[HRomanus]

Seriously. My undergrad was in a town of 1,200, now THAT is rural. The town didn't have a bar, liquor store, or stoplight.

That isn't rural, that is desolate.

It was also a "dry" campus.

Ouch. Better luck in law school!

Seriously. Starting at Emory this fall and living in Atlanta definitely played a (small) factor in my decision.

[KatyMarie]

Seriously. Starting at Emory this fall and living in Atlanta definitely played a (small) factor in my decision.

You can even buy alcohol on Sundays during certain hours! No more dry Superbowl Sundays because you forgot to go to the store!

Pro move-> Don't schedule Sunday brunch before 12:30 if you want to drink. No boozing til church lets out.

[HRomanus]

Seriously. Starting at Emory this fall and living in Atlanta definitely played a (small) factor in my decision.

You can even buy alcohol on Sundays during certain hours! No more dry Superbowl Sundays because you forgot to go to the store!

Pro move-> Don't schedule Sunday brunch before 12:30 if you want to drink. No boozing til church lets out.

I had a Georgian friend in college in who kept forgetting that (in South Carolina) you can't buy alcohol on Sundays, so I would stockpile his favorite liquor and sell it to him at exorbitant markup every week. No joke. Don't judge.

[KatyMarie]

Seriously. Starting at Emory this fall and living in Atlanta definitely played a (small) factor in my decision.

You can even buy alcohol on Sundays during certain hours! No more dry Superbowl Sundays because you forgot to go to the store!

Pro move-> Don't schedule Sunday brunch before 12:30 if you want to drink. No boozing til church lets out.

I had a Georgian friend in college in who kept forgetting that (in South Carolina) you can't buy alcohol on Sundays, so I would stockpile his favorite liquor and sell it to him at exorbitant markup every week. No joke. Don't judge.

Haha, It's still cheaper and less trouble than a border trip!