[rxsid]

The owner of a liquor store's next door neighbor's teenager was killed when a 24 year old drunk driver ran into them.

The owner of the liquor store believes this was a horrible tragedy that should never happen again.

The owner of the liquor store institutes a store policy that states - No alcohol shall be sold to anyone under the age of 25.

...

What would happen if a 24 year old, who just a week ago could lawfully purchase alcohol from that liquor store, sued the liquor store for age discrimination?

[Yo-Yo]

Not quite the same because of the nebulus status of persons between the ages of 18 and 21, where they have some rights (voting, driving, enlisting in military, purchasing long arms) but do not have other rights (purchasing alcohol, purchasing handguns.)

Some car rental companies won't rent to drivers under 25, while others add a surcharge. Is that discrimination as well?