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I made $3/hr in 1980 as a pump jockey on the drive of a full service gas station

bumped me to $3.15/hr as I became late shift supervisor 3-11pm
an average 8 hr shift was around 3,000 gallons of fuel pumped

was responsible for totaling up the shift (accounting) and closing the place down (cleaning the bathrooms, mopping the floor) and locking up
17 years old

Regarding the need to be a member of a club to dring, I was traveling from Ohio to Texas in 1982 and made a stop in Little Rock AR for the night. My traveling buddy and I went to a local bar and had to pay $1 to be a member of the club in order to drink there. I found that odd. 

Perhaps that was common in the south? It wasn't a weekend either, it was a Tuesday night. I know this because we (my traveling buddy) and I graduated High School Sunday and left late Monday headed to Texas, stopping in Illinois that evening before heading out Tuesday morning making it to Little Rock. 

I never knew of it in Georgia, we did have dry counties back in the day (a law supported by moonshiners and sheriffs).  As noted, I encountered that in North Carolina in 1975.  Bars could not serve liquor.  "Clubs" could.

Ohio had/had some law about selling alcohol within 300 yards of a church.

Sriracha isn't my go to fav, but I'd better buy a bottle just to be safe

drank too much Johnny Black

Well then try Johnny Red, this isn't difficult.

If I could only have one hot sauce it would be...

Crystal