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I was just speaking about this topic with friends last week. With two teenage kids, I want the them and their friends hanging out at my house, but I am none the less concerned about my liability around the “what ifs”.
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Thanks, Steven. It’s wonderful that your teens want to hang at your house with their friends. However, consider a lock on the liquor and beer to reduce the “what ifs”.