I owned a transportation company called Designated Driver for about 15 years. It was a 14 passenger mini bus and as the name implies, our target customers were the bachelor and bachelorette parties, or any other event that could be expected to involve consumption of adult beverages. Because these events were isolated primarily to Friday and Saturday evenings, the transportation service sought to fill the other days with a variety of customers including senior citizen recreation centers. 

One year during the lead up to Christmas, the program director of one of my most frequent senior center clients booked my services for their annual staff holiday dinner party. Because I knew the staff fairly well, I decided that I would be the driver so that I could personally wish the team a happy holiday. I arrived to the center at the scheduled time and stationed the vehicle for arriving guests to board. The first individual to approach was a young man that I had never met. By appearances, while he...